[asterisk-users] Polycom Questions
Eric "ManxPower" Wieling
eric at fnords.org
Tue Mar 6 06:25:09 MST 2007
Here is some of my actual Polycom config files. The only thing that has
been changed is the hostname of the PBX. We assign the SIP user ID as
the MAC of the phone with a -a -b -c, etc appended to it for each of the
line appearances. These config files do not have the DST stuff added yet.
http://www.fnords.org/~eric/polycom-config-examples/
Steve Blair wrote:
>
> The dialplan looks OK, depending of course on the numbers you trying to
> dial. If you want the phone to wait for a given timeout period after the
> digits are entered add a "T" immediately after the specific dialplan
> rule. (ie: xx[2-9]xxxxxxT). I'm assuming from your rules you need to
> dial a "9" first. Depending upon your numbering plan you could try (
> 9x.T|0T|9011xxx.T )
>
> -Steve
>
> »Steven Ringwald« wrote:
>
>> Any Polycom gurus out there? If so, I have a few config file questions.
>>
>> First off, does anyone have the daylight savings time rules written
>> for this Sunday's big change?
>>
>> Secondly, if there any way in the config file to tell the phone not to
>> display the number of missed calls? I don't mind it keeping the missed
>> calls list, I just don't want that running count.
>>
>> Lastly, I am trying to get the dialplan to work, but have had no luck
>> so far. I have tried defining it in the sip.cfg and/or the phone1.cfg,
>> but have had no luck getting the phone to latch onto the numbers, and
>> immediately dial. I am running with the 2.0.1 firmware, if that matters.
>>
>> from sip.cfg:
>>
>> <dialplan dialplan.impossibleMatchHandling="0"
>> dialplan.removeEndOfDial="1">
>> <digitmap
>> dialplan.digitmap="9[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxx|91[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxx"
>> dialplan.digitmap.timeOut="3"/>
>> <routing>
>> <server dialplan.routing.server.1.address="10.0.17.8"
>> dialplan.routing.server.1.port="5060"/>
>> <emergency dialplan.routing.emergency.1.value="911"
>> dialplan.routing.emergency.1.server.1="1"/>
>> </routing>
>> </dialplan>
>>
>> from phone1.cfg:
>>
>> <dialplan dialplan.1.impossibleMatchHandling="0"
>> dialplan.1.removeEndOfDial="1" dialplan.2.impossibleMatchHandling="0"
>> dialplan.2.removeEndOfDial="1" dialplan.3.impossibleMatchHandling="0"
>> dialplan.3.removeEndOfDial="1" dialplan.4.impossibleMatchHandling="0"
>> dialplan.4.removeEndOfDial="1" dialplan.5.impossibleMatchHandling="0"
>> dialplan.5.removeEndOfDial="1" dialplan.6.impossibleMatchHandling="0"
>> dialplan.6.removeEndOfDial="1">
>> <digitmap
>> dialplan.1.digitmap="9[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxx|91[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxx"
>> dialplan.1.digitmap.timeOut="3" dialplan.2.digitmap=""
>> dialplan.2.digitmap.timeOut="" dialplan.3.digitmap=""
>> dialplan.3.digitmap.timeOut="" dialplan.4.digitmap=""
>> dialplan.4.digitmap.timeOut="" dialplan.5.digitmap=""
>> dialplan.5.digitmap.timeOut="" dialplan.6.digitmap=""
>> dialplan.6.digitmap.timeOut=""/>
>> <routing>
>> <server dialplan.1.routing.server.1.address="10.0.17.8"
>> dialplan.1.routing.server.1.port="5060"
>> dialplan.2.routing.server.1.address=""
>> dialplan.2.routing.server.1.port=""
>> dialplan.3.routing.server.1.address=""
>> dialplan.3.routing.server.1.port=""
>> dialplan.4.routing.server.1.address=""
>> dialplan.4.routing.server.1.port=""
>> dialplan.5.routing.server.1.address=""
>> dialplan.5.routing.server.1.port=""
>> dialplan.6.routing.server.1.address=""
>> dialplan.6.routing.server.1.port=""/>
>> <emergency dialplan.1.routing.emergency.1.value=""
>> dialplan.1.routing.emergency.1.server.1=""
>> dialplan.2.routing.emergency.1.value=""
>> dialplan.2.routing.emergency.1.server.1=""
>> dialplan.3.routing.emergency.1.value=""
>> dialplan.3.routing.emergency.1.server.1=""
>> dialplan.4.routing.emergency.1.value=""
>> dialplan.4.routing.emergency.1.server.1=""
>> dialplan.5.routing.emergency.1.value=""
>> dialplan.5.routing.emergency.1.server.1=""
>> dialplan.6.routing.emergency.1.value=""
>> dialplan.6.routing.emergency.1.server.1=""/>
>> </routing>
>> </dialplan>
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