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Soundstation IP 4000
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ProviderReborn
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So do you still have dial tone?
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ProviderReborn
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Ok, as long as the polycom unit is not providing a false dial tone.
Open call status and go off hook with the unit. See what appears when you do go off hook. If nothing then we can assume the unit is giving its own dial tone.
If it comes up on call status my guess is it will say no user.
Use this as a start ppoint and let us know how you get on.
Open call status and go off hook with the unit. See what appears when you do go off hook. If nothing then we can assume the unit is giving its own dial tone.
If it comes up on call status my guess is it will say no user.
Use this as a start ppoint and let us know how you get on.
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When I try to make a call nothing happens on my call status screen, so it appears it is giving its own dialtone.
It finds my IP Office switch but doesnt seem to do anything else. I moved the sip.ld and the 000000000.cfg file onto the server to download to the phone.
Am I missing something here? I get an IP via DHCP, I can ping the phone, its just being registered on my IP office.
It finds my IP Office switch but doesnt seem to do anything else. I moved the sip.ld and the 000000000.cfg file onto the server to download to the phone.
Am I missing something here? I get an IP via DHCP, I can ping the phone, its just being registered on my IP office.
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