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With the latest version of pbxnsip, running with snom 320 handsets, the ring tone seems to be fixed by the phone system.

Even if you try to alter the ringer on the handsets pbxnsip seems to play it's own ringer.

 

How can we fix this?

 

We need different ringers for different lines, ie main line and personal DDI

 

Anyone come across this?

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You can write your own ringtones.xml (see attachment), you don't even have to restart the service to load the new ringtones if you use the config admin web page.

 

In the hunt group and agent groups you can select what ringtone you want to have, that should make it possible to tell by the alert tone if the main number of the extension is being called.

ringtones.xml

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thanx for the xml file but i still could not figure out how to change this for snom phones.

 

<tone name="custom1">

<vendor ua="Snom.*" type="alert-info">Custom 1</vendor>

<vendor type="alert-info">????</vendor>

</tone>

 

could the value of the alert-info also be an url to a wav or mp3 file?

 

thanx christof

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thanx for the xml file but i still could not figure out how to change this for snom phones.

 

<tone name="custom1">

<vendor ua="Snom.*" type="alert-info">Custom 1</vendor>

<vendor type="alert-info">????</vendor>

</tone>

 

could the value of the alert-info also be an url to a wav or mp3 file?

 

thanx christof

 

What you can do is use something like this (make sure that file is a mono, 8 kHz 16 bit/sample WAV file, see http://wiki.snom.com/Settings/user_alert_info):

 

<vendor ua="snom.*" type="alert-info"><http://christof.com/ringtones/bark.wav></vendor>

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hi pbxnsip

 

the custom wav works.

but on the snom wiki its mentioned that its possible to set the internal Ringtones too

 

http://kb.snom.com/kb/index.php?View=entry...&EntryID=28

 

id didnt work though any idea? think this is more a snom issue:

 

i tried:

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>

<ringtones>

<tone name="alert-internal" type="internal">

<vendor ua="snom.*" type="alert-info"><Ringer7></vendor>

</tone>

<tone name="alert-external" type="external">

<vendor ua="snom.*" type="alert-info"><Ringer7></vendor>

</tone>

</ringtones>

 

 

and

 

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>

<ringtones>

<tone name="alert-internal" type="internal">

<vendor ua="snom.*" type="alert-info">Ringer7</vendor>

</tone>

<tone name="alert-external" type="external">

<vendor ua="snom.*" type="alert-info">Ringer7</vendor>

</tone>

</ringtones>

 

 

ringtones.xml in http dir,

restarted pbx after every change

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You can write your own ringtones.xml (see attachment), you don't even have to restart the service to load the new ringtones if you use the config admin web page.

 

In the hunt group and agent groups you can select what ringtone you want to have, that should make it possible to tell by the alert tone if the main number of the extension is being called.

 

OK, this took a little digging - for anyone else lost, go to:

 

System --> Settings --> Configuration

 

A special upload field for ringtones.xml is at the very bottom of the page.

 

...and you can upload the above attached ringtones.xml file

 

AK

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