Spa942.cfg

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SPA942 Config .cfg File Overview

This is an example of the first file an SPA device will try to get from the tftp server.

  • This file is placed in /tftpboot on most Asterisk distributions.
  • Substitute your server IP address at ip.address.server where appropriate.

Code | Save as SPA942.cfg 

 <flat-profile>
 <Profile_Rule ua="na">tftp://ip.address.server/spa_general.cfg</Profile_Rule>
 <Profile_Rule_B group="Provisioning/Configuration_Profile">tftp://ip.address.server/SPA$PSN-$MA.xml</Profile_Rule_B>
 <Resync_Periodic ua="na">50</Resync_Periodic>
 <Upgrade_Enable group="Provisioning/Firmware_Upgrade">Yes</Upgrade_Enable>
 <Upgrade_Error_Retry_Delay group="Provisioning/Firmware_Upgrade">120</Upgrade_Error_Retry_Delay>
 <Upgrade_Rule group="Provisioning/Firmware_Upgrade">tftp://ip.address.server/spa$PSN-6-1-5a.bin</Upgrade_Rule>
 </flat-profile>

Summary

This base file tells the phone to grab configurations from spa_general.conf and SPA9XX-MAC.xml. The spa_general will have common configuration accross all phones, like logo, shared extensions, contact lists etc. The SPA9XX-MAC.xml will have specific information for the handset, like the extension number and authentication.

Mass Deployment File for /tftpboot

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