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  1. SNMP: Well we could add the standard sensors that run on a PC. The box itself is just a plain Debian 3.1 computer, and it should be possible to get the standard SNMP stuff working as well.

     

    CPU is a problem, there we are depending on the chip vendor.

     

    RAM should not be a issue, 128 MB should be more than enough for a task like this.

     

    Flash: Next batch will have 1 GB flash, should be also more than enough for most installations...

     

    What we want to include is a DHCP server that provisions option 66, so that pratically all SIP phones can just plug and play.

  2. Maybe it would make sense to have an upper limit on the DNS expiry time. Many DNS records have a duration of a day or so, which is very very long.

     

    Alternatively, maybe we should add a button that just clears the DNS cache. That would also force a reload on the next occasion.

  3. I am using Polycom's; therefore no Record Button.

     

    Is it possible to just send the DTMF to the PBXnSIP FS, and not to the end user? Especially when it's preceded by a * code ?

     

    I was thinking if we could use one of the A-D DTMF codes, which are not very known. Then we could block the relay. But I have no idea on how to program a key on the Polycom so that it sends out such a code...

  4. I am having the same issue. Customers coming from traditional PBX systems expect to be able to monitor, and speed dial the extension all on the same button. I feel that not having this feature is a major shortcoming, and leads to many unhappy customers. I did find that if you are using a snom 220 you can set the button type to "destination", and then enter the extension number in the format of <sip:204@yourdomain.com;user=phone;intercom=true> and the button will monitor, speed dial, and pickup ringing calls all in one. No one ever complains about accidentally picking up a call. I wish there was a way to get a snom 360 to do this. The snom 360 does not have the ability to set the button type to "destination"

     

    If you select the "speed dial" option (in the PBX) with the buttons, it should work. Pressing the button always dials the same destination, no matter what the LED is showing.

  5. That is a tricky topic. Of course the intention was to keep the CS410 on the same path as all other software - but we simply have the problem that we need the settings for CPC duration, polarity change and busy detection which does not exist in 2.1. There are no "dangerous" changes in the 3.0 version yet, IMHO so far is it safe to use it. The release notes include everything between 2.1.6 and 2.1.7.

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