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If you would even like to reboot a Polycom phone from the Asterisk CLI you need to configure 2 files.
If you would even like to reboot a Polycom phone from the Asterisk CLI you need to configure 2 files.<br><br><br>


The first file been the Polycom sip.cfg (or other) file.
The first file been the Polycom sip.cfg (or other) file.
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The second file been the sip_notify.conf file.
Make sure the Polycom is rebooted so the phone is reloaded with the new configurion file.
 
The second file been the Asterisk sip_notify.conf file.<br><br>
/etc/asterisk/sip_notify.conf
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<pre>
[polycom-check-cfg]  
[polycom-check-cfg]  
Event=>check-sync  
Event=>check-sync  
Content-Length=>0  
Content-Length=>0  
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Reload the Asterisk SIP modules so Asterisk sees the changes in the file sip_notify.conf
<pre>
sip reload
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Revision as of 22:28, 2 May 2008

If you would even like to reboot a Polycom phone from the Asterisk CLI you need to configure 2 files.


The first file been the Polycom sip.cfg (or other) file.

voIpProt.SIP.specialEvent.checkSync.alwaysReboot=1

Make sure the Polycom is rebooted so the phone is reloaded with the new configurion file.

The second file been the Asterisk sip_notify.conf file.

/etc/asterisk/sip_notify.conf

[polycom-check-cfg] 
Event=>check-sync 
Content-Length=>0 

Reload the Asterisk SIP modules so Asterisk sees the changes in the file sip_notify.conf

sip reload

To execute the reboot from the Asterisk CLI type in:

sip notify polycom-check-cfg ip_address_of_phone