Hi *
I’ve got this strange problem. When manually configuring SIP-account on D60 I can receive calls BUT I cannot dial (external or internal numbers).
However, when provisioning the D60 (000000000000.cfg) with account-setup the dial is working fine?
If I later change the SIP-account (or add another SIP-account) on D60 (from the D60 menu), then I got the same problem (I can receive calls but I cannot dial).
Can somebody point me in the right direction?
From 000000000000.cfg:
account server_uuid=“0” index=“0” status=“1” register=“1” account_id=“21” username=“21” authname=“21” password=“secret” passcode=“secret” visual_voicemail=“0” dial_plan="x.T|*xx.T"
host_primary server=“192.168.122.3”
Kind regards, Ole
How did you manually configure the SIP account?
Did you use the phone’s web interface?
Did you use the phone’s built-in user interface?
Are you trying to mix and match configurations? Using the XML provisioning, e.g. MAC.cfg, in addition to the phone’s web interface or built-in user interface, to configure a phone using more than one way, is strongly discouraged. If you’ve done this, I recommend factory defaulting and using one method of configuration only.
What do you mean you cannot dial? Is the phone not registered? Does pressing a dial key do nothing? Are your dial plans / digit mapping just wrong?
Yes, I was trying to mix XML-provisioning and manually setup. The reason for XML-provisioning was to change some settings (ringtones) not available one built-in user interface or web.
The idea was to make a generally zero-dot-cfg and then each user just have to change their user-id / extension in the SIP-configuration. Instead of creating a lot of MAC.cfg.
After changing the SIP on D60 I also tried to change the dialplan to x.T|*xx.T on web-interface.
Kind regards, Ole
I’d caution against that. Try factory defaulting, create a MAC.cfg (not the zeroes.cfg) configuration file for your phone, and specify your account settings in the .cfg file.
That might be the outcome/workaround to solve this problem. Thanks malcolmd
