02-11-2013 01:32 AM - edited 03-21-2019 06:58 AM
Hello,
I'm using SPA504G and SPA514G on an asterisk server.
Here is my sip.conf for the phone I want to monitor :
[home_300]
callerid=300 Bureau <300>
secret=xxx
subscribecontext=sub-phones
...
And here is the extensions.conf related to this phone:
exten=> 300,1,Dial(SIP/home_300)
same=> n,Handup()
And the hint:
exten => home_300,hint,SIP/home_300
So, it means that the dial number is 300 and the sip username is home_300
If I try to monitor and call pickup this phone on another one with this command, it works fine :
fnc=blf+cp;sub=home_300@$PROXY
But if I try to add a speed dial, it fails :
fnc=blf+cp+sd;sub=home_300@$PROXY;ext=300@$PROXY
The light is oranged blinking.
It seems that the sub and ext must have the same values... It does not make any sens.
How could I have this kind of setup working?
Best Regards
Julien
02-11-2013 04:17 AM
You are not alone with such problem. See or
I has not been succesfull trying to configure 'line button' to subscribe/monitor state of line A (sub=A@PROXY) together with speed dialing of line B when pressed (ext=B@$PROXY). Althougth there is no reason not to work and such configuration follow the documentation for both fnc=blf and fnc=sd, it just doesn't work.
You need use fnc=blf+cp+sd;sub=home_300@$PROXY;ext=home_300@$PROXY construct, then handle call to 'home_300' accordingly.
02-12-2013 09:33 AM
Dan Lukes a écrit:
You need use fnc=blf+cp+sd;sub=home_300@$PROXY;ext=home_300@$PROXY construct, then handle call to 'home_300' accordingly.
Yes, it is the easy solution but the phone display "home_300" as called number, and it is disturbing for my customers.
Does someone from Cisco could tell us if this functionality will be well implemented in an future firmware upgrade?
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