Hi,
for the snom360 it is working the same way. Use firmware version 4.3 and be
aware that the message is send to a specific SIP line and the phone is
displaying it only if this SIP line is the current active line (outgoing
identity) symbolised by a black phone (snom360) or the text in brackets
(snom320).
Regards,
Sven Fischer
On Wednesday 12 October 2005 20:20, Franklin Webb wrote:
Greetings fellow list members,
It seems like a lot of people have been having trouble getting
indicators working on the Snom phones, myself included. Recently I was
able to get the desktop functionality of sipsak to work on my Snom320,
and I thought I would share what I could with the list. For those not
familiar this will replace the standard display when you are not on a
call (normally showing the registered extension) with a text message of
your choosing. Our intent is to update this when our agents log into,
and out of, queues. This will give a visual indicator for agents and
supervisors in our call center as to whether or not the phone is logged
in, which is a large concern for us, and probably any call center.
For the record I tried this with a Snom360 also and could not get it
working.
1. Setup the phone in Asterisk as normal
2. Get and install sipsak. It can be found at http://sipsak.org/
http://sipsak.org/ (can be on any machine on your network, we used a
Fedora Core 3 machine for this).
3. In the Snom320 Configuration, under the SIP tab of your extensions
line (Line 1 for me) make sure Support Broken Registrar is set to on
4. In the Snom320 Configuration, under Advanced make sure Filter
Packets from Registrar is set to off
5. In the Snom320 Configuration, under Advanced under Network
identity (port): set it to 5060 (you might be able to use a different
port in here and in the sipsak command, but this is what worked for me.
6. Reboot the phone (just to be sure the settings take)
Then use the following sipsak command:
sipsak -vvv -M -O desktop -B Test Msg -r 5060 -s
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
where:
Test Msg is the message you want displayed. To turn the message
off just set it to empty string ().
5060 is the port, you could try another port here if you set your
phone to another port under Advanced
6670 is the extension of the phone
192.168.51.251 is the IP of the PHONE, not the Asterisk server. It
does not appear that you can use the IP of the Asterisk server.
You can get a list of phones with IPs using the Asterisk command sip
show peers. Our intent is to build a simple database matching
extension to IP and then execute sipsak commands from a script, probably
in the manager API, when agents log in and out that will update the
phone display accordingly.
I hope this is helpful to some of you.
Franklin Webb
InterMedia Marketing Solutions
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