On Sun, 21 Dec 2003, Ludovic Drolez wrote:
We have Cisco 7912 phones, and the doc says that I can create up to four speed
dial buttons on my phone using the Cisco CallManager.
Does anyone knows which protocol is used to configure speed dials (Is it
documented somewhere) ?
Did someone tried to reverse engineer the protocol ?
Yes, it's the Skinny Client Control Protocol, aka Skinny or SCCP.
There are 2 Asterisk channel drivers supporting this protocol:
- chan_skinny, which comes with asterisk
This one is quite stable but supportsy nearly nothing except placing or
receiving single calls.
- chan_sccp, from http://theo.me.uk/pages.shtml?page=sccp
This one may crash asterisk if some very odd skinny phone tries to
register. (The 7912 may qualify as odd, as it's not officially
supported right now.)
However, it does support some nice features (soft keys, multiple calls
don't crash *, ...)
Some features like intercom (paging) or speed dials don't seem to be
completely implemented, yet. But the author seems quite responsive to me
and the code is easy to read/update.
It would be cool, not having to pay $15000 just for configuring speed dials on
those phones ;-D
Sure, but some development work still has to be done, first.
Siggi
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