5 Oct
2003
5 Oct
'03
6:13 a.m.
Does anyone know how I can send from ser a NOTIFY (or is perhaps INFO)
message to a Cisco ATA 186 or other UA to turn on/off the message
waiting indicator for voicemail. The Cisco ATA is capable of playing a
stuttered dial tone to indicate voicemail but I cannot find any
documentation on how to toggle this tone on/off from the proxy. I also
have other sip phones like the Grandstream where I would like to signal
the MWI to it as well. Does anyone know how this can be done? I assume
via the ser_fifo, but what kind of message and what should it look like?
-- Josh
5 Oct
5 Oct
12:24 p.m.
Hello,
serctl utility can send a NOTIFY message to Cisco phones that will
restart them.
You could send MWI message in the same way, the question is how such a
message should look like.
(I CCed Bill Zhang of grandstream). Bill, is it possible to do something
like that with your phones ?
Jan.
On 04-10 23:13, Josh Newman wrote:
Does anyone know how I can send from ser a NOTIFY (or
is perhaps INFO)
message to a Cisco ATA 186 or other UA to turn on/off the message
waiting indicator for voicemail. The Cisco ATA is capable of playing a
stuttered dial tone to indicate voicemail but I cannot find any
documentation on how to toggle this tone on/off from the proxy. I also
have other sip phones like the Grandstream where I would like to signal
the MWI to it as well. Does anyone know how this can be done? I assume
via the ser_fifo, but what kind of message and what should it look like?
-- Josh
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7:12 p.m.
Jan and others,
Grandstream does support MWI, in asynchrinize way, we accept the MWI message
via Notify, and will play stuttered sound as well as flashing the LCD
background.
We will be supporting synchrinize MWI with subscribe.
The MWI Notify message format is base on draft-ietf-sipping-mwi-02.txt,
which now is RFC 3265.
Hope this helps,
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jan Janak" <jan(a)iptel.org>
To: "Josh Newman" <josh(a)platformexperts.com>
Cc: <serusers(a)lists.iptel.org>rg>; <wzhang(a)grandstream.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 2:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Serusers] Message Waiting Indicator
Hello,
serctl utility can send a NOTIFY message to Cisco phones that will
restart them.
You could send MWI message in the same way, the question is how such a
message should look like.
(I CCed Bill Zhang of grandstream). Bill, is it possible to do something
like that with your phones ?
Jan.
On 04-10 23:13, Josh Newman wrote:
Does anyone know how I can send from ser a NOTIFY
(or is perhaps INFO)
message to a Cisco ATA 186 or other UA to turn on/off the message
waiting indicator for voicemail. The Cisco ATA is capable of playing a
stuttered dial tone to indicate voicemail but I cannot find any
documentation on how to toggle this tone on/off from the proxy. I also
have other sip phones like the Grandstream where I would like to signal
the MWI to it as well. Does anyone know how this can be done? I assume
via the ser_fifo, but what kind of message and what should it look like?
-- Josh
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10:35 p.m.
Can you provide an example?
How can I generate a NOTIFY message that can restart a
Cisco phone device like the Cisco ATA?
Alejandro
--- Jan Janak <jan(a)iptel.org> escreveu: > Hello,
serctl utility can send a NOTIFY message to Cisco
phones that will
restart them.
You could send MWI message in the same way, the
question is how such a
message should look like.
(I CCed Bill Zhang of grandstream). Bill, is it
possible to do something
like that with your phones ?
Jan.
On 04-10 23:13, Josh Newman wrote:
Yahoo! Mail - o melhor webmail do Brasil
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Does anyone know how I can send from ser a NOTIFY
(or is perhaps INFO)
message to a Cisco ATA 186 or other UA to turn
on/off the message
waiting indicator for voicemail. The Cisco ATA
is
capable of playing a
stuttered dial tone to indicate voicemail but I
cannot find any
documentation on how to toggle this tone on/off
from the proxy. I also
have other sip phones like the Grandstream where
I
would like to signal
the MWI to it as well. Does anyone know how this
can be done? I assume
via the ser_fifo, but what kind of message and
what should it look like?
-- Josh
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6 Oct
10:17 a.m.
serctl cisco_restart <uri>
I don't know if it works with ATA.
Jan.
On 05-10 16:35, Alejandro Olchik wrote:
Can you provide an example?
How can I generate a NOTIFY message that can restart a
Cisco phone device like the Cisco ATA?
Alejandro
--- Jan Janak <jan(a)iptel.org> escreveu: > Hello,
serctl utility can send a NOTIFY message to Cisco
phones that will
restart them.
You could send MWI message in the same way, the
question is how such a
message should look like.
(I CCed Bill Zhang of grandstream). Bill, is it
possible to do something
like that with your phones ?
Jan.
On 04-10 23:13, Josh Newman wrote:
Yahoo! Mail - o melhor webmail do Brasil
http://mail.yahoo.com.br Does anyone know how I can send from ser a NOTIFY
(or is perhaps INFO)
message to a Cisco ATA 186 or other UA to turn
on/off the message
waiting indicator for voicemail. The Cisco ATA
is
capable of playing a
stuttered dial tone to indicate voicemail but I
cannot find any
documentation on how to toggle this tone on/off
from the proxy. I also
have other sip phones like the Grandstream where
I
would like to signal
the MWI to it as well. Does anyone know how this
can be done? I assume
via the ser_fifo, but what kind of message and
what should it look like?
-- Josh
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12:56 p.m.
jiri@fox:~$ sc | grep cisco
cisco_restart <uri> .. restart a Cisco phone (NOTIFY)
I don't know if ATAs support it -- 7960s do if permitted by a config option.
-jiri
At 09:35 PM 10/5/2003, Alejandro Olchik wrote:
Can you provide an example?
How can I generate a NOTIFY message that can restart a
Cisco phone device like the Cisco ATA?
Alejandro
--- Jan Janak <jan(a)iptel.org> escreveu: > Hello,
--
Jiri Kuthan http://iptel.org/~jiri/
serctl utility can send a NOTIFY message to Cisco
phones that will
restart them.
You could send MWI message in the same way, the
question is how such a
message should look like.
(I CCed Bill Zhang of grandstream). Bill, is it
possible to do something
like that with your phones ?
Jan.
On 04-10 23:13, Josh Newman wrote:
Yahoo! Mail - o melhor webmail do Brasil
http://mail.yahoo.com.br
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(or is perhaps INFO)
message to a Cisco ATA 186 or other UA to turn
on/off the message
waiting indicator for voicemail. The Cisco ATA
is
capable of playing a
stuttered dial tone to indicate voicemail but I
cannot find any
documentation on how to toggle this tone on/off
from the proxy. I also
have other sip phones like the Grandstream where
I
would like to signal
the MWI to it as well. Does anyone know how this
can be done? I assume
via the ser_fifo, but what kind of message and
what should it look like?
-- Josh
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