IP Phone Services on Cisco 9841 (PhoneOS)

[darksnowcat]

Hi everybody,

as far as I can see the new phones do not support ip phone services any more. Running on PhoneOS 3.0.1, I can associate services to a phone but they are not selectable.

Is there any other kind of API or Apps that can be used on the new phones instead of ip phone services?

Greets Michael

[Nithin Eluvathingal]

If I recall correctly, on the 8875, I tested the Extensions Mobility, and the subscribed services are shown under the customized service settings. You can find the subscribed services there.

Additionally, on the home page, if you swipe to the left, the subscribed services will be displayed.

Both the 8875 and 98XX use the PhoneOS, so this applies to the 98XX phones as well.

I’m not sure if there is a change in this on version 3.0, but I can test it tomorrow once I reach the office.

[Maren Mahoney]

The only thing I'd add to what @Nithin Eluvathingal wrote is that IP Phone Services configured with "Enterprise Subscription" when created will not show up as a subscribed service on the phone configuration page (or via the Self Care Portal), because the subscription is assumed due to the "Enterprise Subscription".

Maren

[darksnowcat]

Thanks for you feedback! I think I found the reason by myself: https://gobeta.webex.com/project/article/item.html?cap=9cf6573dba654a6baa949a916813f7da&artid=2b52b4c77c4a478ba33c25151b0baf01

Looks like support for CiscoIPPhone XML Objects for 9800 comes with PhoneOS 3.2

Greets Michael

[ivon0104]

Hello, I decided to buy an ip phone cisco 9841, I want to ask you if this phone model can work with other exchanges and if it can be accessed with an ip to set up with a name and password to a non-cisco telephone exchange

[Roger Kallberg]

Yes it can be used with other 3:rd party SIP services and it has a webUI where you can configure it.

[ivon0104]

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