Agreed on the wiping of the phone and any group it is in.  Also, factory
reset it by holding down 4, 6, 8, *.

And don't forget the basics...  verify DNS is working properly from a PC
that gets its IP the same way a phone does.  See wiki for these
instructions.

Thanks,
Mike
On Jun 9, 2011 9:56 PM, "Todd Hodgen" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have to agree with Tony. This is a pretty straightforward application
> that work in all instances that I've tried. I was surprised hearing about
> reading of others issues with presence and speed dial. I have seen
> discussion on other phones having some issues - but the Polycom's have
been
> rock solid in their support of these features.
>
> Maybe try building a new phone and new user to try it again?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tony Graziano
> Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2011 3:20 PM
> To: Discussion list for users of sipXecs software
> Subject: Re: [sipx-users] Speed dial and presence on Polycom 650
>
> if you are monitoring the presence of another sipx user who also has a
> compatible phone (i.e., two polycom phones, one monitoring the other),
> you simply enter in the internal line number of the user you wish to
> monitor in sipxecs. this assumes that group speeddials is disabled on
> the user so personal speeddials can be input.
>
> if their internal line if "6000", then:
>
> Name=Jane Doe Number=6000 (not 6000@sipdomain and not the DID number)
> Subscribe to presence=checked
>
> Then you need to save and update the phone. There's also an assumption
> that if you are doing this for user 6001, then 6001 MUST BE THE FIRST
> LINE ON THE PHONE.
>
> This also assumes that whether the user is local or remote, that DNS
> is setup and working properly.
>
> IF you have manually overwritten in sipxconfig any values that are not
> the defaults for things like MWI or proxy, registrar, etc., this could
> also cause other unintended behavior with the phone.
>
> I don't know where you saw the messages with "other people" who also
> have the problem, but it is usually a basic DNS or other
> misconfiguration, and this is just one way something like that would
> manifest itself. Quite frankly, if your phone is reprovisioning itself
> (reboot when sent the profile and actually loads the new config), it
> should work. If you change the label on a line and send the profile,
> does it show the new label upon reloading? That's a simple way to
> ensure it is getting the newly changed file...
>
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 6:06 PM, Roy Walker <[email protected]>
wrote:
>> Thanks Nathaniel... I have tried to mimic the exact same settings you
used
>> and I do not get the speed dial entries showing on the phone... how can I
>> troubleshoot this?  I am not real familiar with the format of the Polycom
>> config files, I would assume in /tftpboot there are config files that I
> can
>> check... what about a log from the phone (I think I enabled write-back
>> logging with the selinux commands)?
>>
>>
>>> also, be aware that if you have manually provisioned the phone
> previously,
>>> you should erase the local config entirely and default the phone. you
> should
>>> allow SipXecs to provision the phone.
>>
>> Did a format of the phone so that it completely reset...
>>
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