[asterisk-users] Cisco IP 8841 asterisk integration

Gopalakrishnan N gopalakrishnan.an at gmail.com
Tue Dec 13 06:36:54 CST 2016


Thank you for the information. Actually the phone came with sip firmware. I
tried with TFTP with SEPMAC.CNF.XML and other relevant xml files. But the
phone stuck with blank screen while bootup.

And Cisco TAC support says, the phones part number is with enterprise
firmware and it can't work with Asterisk.

Regards.

On Tue, 6 Dec 2016, 1:40 p.m. Toshaan Bharvani | VanTosh, <
toshaan at vantosh.com> wrote:



On 05/12/16 17:57, Gopalakrishnan N wrote:
> True agree, problem is somehow the people purchased.... am supporting to
> overcome that.     Trying level best... around 20 phones has been
> purchased....
I have been able to use the following Cisco IP Phone with Asterisk.
- Cisco SPA303, Cisco SPA504, Cisco 7941 and Cisco 8941
The SPA version just work as they are real SIP clients, however the IP
range, 7xxx, 8xxx, 9xxx are SCCP clients, converting them as you did to
SIP clients, is the Cisco SIP client and runs over TCP, not UDP as a
normal SIP client.
Coming back to your question, you will need to setup a DHCP with BOOTP
and TFTP wit XML distribution, as you have done for the firmware
distribution and Asterisk needs to have SIP wit TCP support.
Additionnaly you need to generate a Cisco SIP XML configuration file and
place it on your TFTP server with the MAC address.
The directory and video I have never been able to get working, however
as a SIP client, it works fine.
I have these phones running with a number of customers in production and
they all work, we actually mix types of phones, as not to require
customers to purchase new IP phones, however sometimes the effort and
time, which translates into cost, is too high.


>
> 😔😔
>
>
> On Mon, 5 Dec 2016, 8:55 p.m. Victor Villarreal, <mefhigoseth at gmail.com
> <mailto:mefhigoseth at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     With all the money you plan to invest in firmware, licenses, etc.,
>     you have bought a Grandstream IP phone or Yealink...
Better still use a Raspberry Pi as a IP Softphone, or your Android phone
with SIP client.


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