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on 01-25-2014 10:06 AM
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Created by: michael plagge on 24-02-2012 12:14:40 PM
Hello,
I have a Cisco IP Phone 7945 for testing purposes as I want to develop some XML Applications for these devices. I installed the currently latest SIP firmware SIP45.9-2-3S.
To configure the phone, I edit a SEP<MAC>.cnf.xml file which the phone retrieves via TFTP. Besides this, I see only little real configuration with the Settings button.
Unfortunately, I got stuck during my first steps. I actually wanted to grab a screenshot by accessing http://<PHONE-IP>/CGI/Screenshot, but whatever authentication credentials I insert, I get the error <CiscoIPPhoneError Number="0"/>. I think that could be a starting point, because I do have no clue how to configure the internal authentication URL that is queried by the phone.
Besides this simple example, I wonder how to "install" pointers to XML applications to be available on the phone's user interface.
To avoid possible misunderstandings: I currently only operate a single IP phone without any CUCM server. My hope is that I can configure all those options via configuration files available through TFTP at the phone's boot time instead of retrieving the from a CUCM server.
Any pointers if my task is possible with a CUCM server at all are highly appreciated! I also attached my current configuration (SEP-SAMPLE.cnf.xml).
Thanks a lot
Michael
Subject: RE: XML Application Basics (CGI/Execute *without* CUCM server setup)
Replied by: michael plagge on 24-02-2012 01:21:43 PM
Folks...
[time from start of research to submitting the post] > HUGE
[time from submission of the post to a solution] > LITTLE
The problem is solved! Thanks to a real good source http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Cisco+79XX+XML+Push I managed to get a working connection to the phone and further!
My problem was that I entered some test values for <authenticationURL>, but I just missed the http:// prefix... So no action was taken by the phone, of course. Having syntactically completed this, I succeeded in authorization.
Michael
Created by: michael plagge on 24-02-2012 12:14:40 PM
Hello,
I have a Cisco IP Phone 7945 for testing purposes as I want to develop some XML Applications for these devices. I installed the currently latest SIP firmware SIP45.9-2-3S.
To configure the phone, I edit a SEP<MAC>.cnf.xml file which the phone retrieves via TFTP. Besides this, I see only little real configuration with the Settings button.
Unfortunately, I got stuck during my first steps. I actually wanted to grab a screenshot by accessing http://<PHONE-IP>/CGI/Screenshot, but whatever authentication credentials I insert, I get the error <CiscoIPPhoneError Number="0"/>. I think that could be a starting point, because I do have no clue how to configure the internal authentication URL that is queried by the phone.
Besides this simple example, I wonder how to "install" pointers to XML applications to be available on the phone's user interface.
To avoid possible misunderstandings: I currently only operate a single IP phone without any CUCM server. My hope is that I can configure all those options via configuration files available through TFTP at the phone's boot time instead of retrieving the from a CUCM server.
Any pointers if my task is possible with a CUCM server at all are highly appreciated! I also attached my current configuration (SEP-SAMPLE.cnf.xml).
Thanks a lot
Michael
Subject: RE: XML Application Basics (CGI/Execute *without* CUCM server setup)
Replied by: michael plagge on 24-02-2012 01:21:43 PM
Folks...
[time from start of research to submitting the post] > HUGE
[time from submission of the post to a solution] > LITTLE
The problem is solved! Thanks to a real good source http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Cisco+79XX+XML+Push I managed to get a working connection to the phone and further!
My problem was that I entered some test values for <authenticationURL>, but I just missed the http:// prefix... So no action was taken by the phone, of course. Having syntactically completed this, I succeeded in authorization.
Michael
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