Hey,
I have noticed that when I try to use kamctl to reboot phones, it comes back with simply "400". I tried using the fifo interface and the phone asked the server to identify itself using the phone's username and password.
How do people generally use the kamctl to reboot phones?
Thanks,
David
On Mon, December 14, 2009 10:17 pm, David wrote:
I have noticed that when I try to use kamctl to reboot phones, it comes back with simply "400". I tried using the fifo interface and the phone asked the server to identify itself using the phone's username and password.
Hello David,
this is probably due the fact that the kamctl only triggers a proprietary extensions in some (cisco) phones. I'm not sure if this extension is also implemented in other phones.
How do people generally use the kamctl to reboot phones?
If your CPEs support TR69 you should be able to use this protocol to interact with your devices, including a reboot. In order to implement this you need an ACS service, this is not possible to do with kamctl or generelly SIP means.
Regards,
Henning
Hello,
On 12/14/09 10:17 PM, David wrote:
Hey,
I have noticed that when I try to use kamctl to reboot phones, it comes back with simply "400".
seems that cisco_restart option was not updated to latest format of t_uac_dlg command. I will fix in the next days.
I tried using the fifo interface and the phone asked the server to identify itself using the phone's username and password.
How do people generally use the kamctl to reboot phones?
If the phone is asking for authentication, then kamctl is not the tool to use it -- cannot do auth. For this you better use sipsak or sipp.
Cheers, Daniel
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Henning Westerholt