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  1. Hi Marc, I also notice that the provisionning system is setting an admin password different than what it should be. It seems to be random number. If you need to find the correct value, look for the admin_mode_password in the snom_3xx_phone.xml file in the generated/domain/extension folder. (this implies that you configured your system to save provisionning parameters to files rather than logs. See admin/settings/pnp/write pnp generated files : To file) If you don't want to bother with this password, you should force this parameter by editing the snom_3XX_phone.xml template (or the file corresponding to your phone model) from the web page control tab. Now, to answer your question : the correct syntax for the speed dial command is as below : <dkey_retrieve perm="">speed *97</dkey_retrieve> This one is to configure the 'retrieve' button to call the voicemail, but you can do something similar on the other keys. Hope this will help. Vincent
  2. Hi, I just notice that the pb_one_caller_ahead.wav audio file is truncated in the french, french canadian and spanish audio files. Instead of saying "there is one caller ahead in the queue", it only says "there is" and nothing else. It seems that this file has been mixed with the one called "pb_there_are.wav". It is probably the same for some other languages, but I don't speak them and can't be sure except that the sentence seems quite short in some languages. As a workaround for the french audio, I created a new file by concatenating the three files below : pb_there_are.wav bi_1.wav pb_callers_ahead.wav I can't do this for spanish because of the number in the pb_callers_ahead.wav (singular/plural) It doesn't pronounce the same. Thanks, Vincent
  3. Hi, Thanks for these instructions. Actually I managed to have it work a bit differently : - edited the snom370.xml template and added this pointer : <file url="{https-url tftp}/snom370-{mac}.xml?model=snom370" /> (note the xml extension) - created the snom370-[my MAC].xml file containing the <settings> paragraphs I needed. - saved this file in the tftp folder as you suggested. - rebooted the phone This is working. The only problem with this solution is that the xml file is available to anybody without any authentication. The tftp folder is not protected. And this is not really secure. Access to the /prov files are subject to basic auth or MAC address identification. This is more secure. And this is really where custom files should reside. Now, I also tried your solution, but it doesn't work. Simply because the device never asks for the snom370-[my MAC].htm file wherever it is located. (note the htm extension) This is curious because the phone should ask for this file automatically. Unless something in the common config file tells it not to. (I didn't find such a parameter). Maybe something missing in this firmware version (8.4.32). To force the device to request the custom config file, I added a pointer to it in the snom370.xml template. It didn't like it at all... The phone didn't boot completely (froze). I had to reboot it. This htm file is supposed to contain only pointers to xml config files, like the snom370.htm. That's probably something the phone didn't expect to find in the snom370.htm pointers (a pointer to a file containing other pointers). My conclusions : 1 - There's something wrong on the phone because it doesn't ask for its 'custom' config file 2 - The fact that the PBX is creating a snom370-[MAC].htm in the /generated/domain/extension folder is completely useless because there's no way to add anything to it. 3 - using pointers to xml files in the tftp folder is the only workaround, but it is not secure enough To my opinion, the PBX web UI should allow admins to create/edit a custom config file on a per-extension basis. The contents of this file would be inserted in the snomXXX-[MAC].htm file on the fly. Maybe some different files could be available for the various phone models. A kind of 'advanced pnp parameters' in the extensions' config pages. Similar to the templates edition pages but for each dedicated extension. Thanks very much for your help Vincent
  4. Hi, I'm fighting hard to find a way to have the SnomOne ipbx send specific files to a snom370 phone via autoprovisionning (via multicast PnP). When the phone requests its configuration file (which appears to be snom370.htm) the ipbx generates the file on the fly and sends it to the device. It also generates the needed xml files (fw, fs, lang, etc...) And it also generates a file called snom370-[the MAC address of the device].htm It's this last file I'd like to be able to customize. According to the Snom 370 it's where custom parameters are supposed to be set. Is there a way ? I tried several things, nothing seems to work : if I write in this file, it is overwritten the next time the device requests it (quite normal). if a put a pointer to another file in the snom370.xml file, and put this other file in the same folder (generated\domain\extension) the file is not found (error 404). if a put this file in the 'html' folder (as read in another post), I get a 302 html error because the server wants the device to authenticate. And anyway it wouldn't provide a specific file (every device would download the same file). I also tried to create a snom370-[the MAC address of the device].htm file in the html folder but it doesn't work either. I wonder if the device really requests this 'custom' file ...And don't see anything in the log about it. I wonder if there's a way to have my device inherit from specific parameters via autoprovisionning... Do you have an idea ? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Vincent
  5. Yes indeed, I found the templates in the email tab. Today I upgraded to the last build and I can see the 'web pages control' tab. Thanks for your help. Vincent
  6. Hi, Thanks for your reply..but unfortunately I still can't see the tab, even in admin mode. I only have 'settings' , 'domains' 'email' and 'status'. see below : Could it be a problem with this version ? In the online documentation there are screenshots where this tab doesn't appear. Any idea will be welcome. Thanks, Vincent
  7. Hi, I'm currently evaluating the snomOne product. version is : 2011-4.2.0.3950 (Win32) The user's manual talks about a "Web page Control" tab that would enable the administrator to modify the UI pages and their translations. This tab doesn't appear on my own installation. Is it due to the fact that I'm using the free version of SnomOne ? Or is it just that this tab is not available anymore in version 4.2 ? If not, how to make this tab visible ? There are several translation bugs in the french user interface. I'd like to modify them. Thanks in advance, Vincent MAZARD DML France www.dml.fr
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