[Asterisk-Users] Re: Re: Remotely reboot SIP Phones ?

[Aaron Daniel]

Figured it out :)

Basically, you have to have a file called syncinfo.xml in the tftp root 
directory, with the following contents:

<SYNCINFO>
<IMAGE VERSION="*" SYNC="1"/>
</SYNCINFO>

Also, in SIPDefault.cnf or the phone's configuration file, stick:

sync: "0"

somewhere so the phone's sync value doesn't match the value in syncinfo.xml.

If you make a change of sorts, just run "sip notify reboot-cisco 
<username>" at any time in asterisk and it'll send the notify to the phone.

If the phone is in use, it waits until it's idle, once it is, it waits 
20 seconds and then checks the syncinfo.xml file, and if the values of 
sync are different, it reboots :)

Aaron

Tomislav Parcina wrote:
> In article <43C2E502.5060502 at shsu.edu>, amdtech at shsu.edu says...
>> Yeah, that should theoretically work, but I've got about 60 cisco phones 
>> that don't respond to the check-sync.
> 
> If you ever make it work, please anounce it on the group.
> 
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