Autoconfiguration system for VoIP devices on the knee
When you have more than two computers in your household, very often comes the desire to be able to configure them from one place. In the Windows environment, this problem is solved using Active Directory, in Linux using cfengine, puppet and other configuration systems. I also had a lot of VoIP devices in which I constantly had to change something: the number, the dialer plan, the inscription on the screen, etc.
Autoconfiguration systems also exist for this purpose, but for various reasons they did not suit me. Yes, and I wanted toinvent my own bicycle to write something.
Then you can read what came out of it ...
So what we have:
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I was lucky that we adhered to the same line and almost all the devices we had were from the same manufacturer, and those few copies that were different had been prepared for scrap for a long time. All devices were from Linksys: PAP2T, SPA3102, SPA901, SPA921, SPA941, SPA942. Later, newer Cisco SPA502s were added (after Cisco bought Linksys)
All these devices have the ability to automatically configure. The main thing is to know how to properly form and slip the configuration file.
For each of our devices there is a utility from the manufacturer, which generates a configuration file, you can also simply pull it out of the device (here's the link
The configuration file is just an xml file with descriptions of options. The configuration file can be uploaded to the device using tftp or http protocols. In all our devices, the basic settings were described almost equally, which allowed us to simply highlight the main part of the settings that were common to all devices and additional options that were different for each device. As a result, the following autoconfiguration scheme was formed:
One script (
Another script (
Here are the main uses:
Adding device:
1. Add a device record to DNS
2. We connect the device to the network - we register its IP address on it (we do not use DHCP for VoIP devices) and the administrator password
3. Add a line to the
Unnecessary fields are simply made empty, but the positionality of the parameters is saved.
4. Run
5. Run
Change the number on the device:
1. Change the line in the
2. Run
3. Run
Change dial plan on all VoIP devices:
1. Let's run
2. Run
3. Run
This autoconfiguration system is absolutely not demanding on resources and can be installed on any linux distribution.
For its work, you need bash, utilities such as sed, cut, and a web server to upload files to devices.
In order to slightly secure the configuration system (after all, configuration files contain an access password to devices and are transmitted over the network in the clear) it is recommended to take all VoIP devices into a separate vlan.
At the moment my autoconfiguration system has been successfully operating for several years.
I hope my article will be able to simplify life for someone. By the similar principle it is possible to construct a configuration for devices from very many manufacturers.
Good luck.
Listings of scripts and configuration files:
devices.list
generator.sh
pusher.sh
templates / pap2t
templates / spa3102
templates / spa502g
templates / spa901
templates / common / start
templates / common / network
templates / common / end
Autoconfiguration systems also exist for this purpose, but for various reasons they did not suit me. Yes, and I wanted to
Then you can read what came out of it ...
So what we have:
- at the entrance, Asterisk PBX (or another IP PBX) and a bunch of VoIP devices.
- at the output, I want to be able to configure all my VoIP devices centrally.
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I was lucky that we adhered to the same line and almost all the devices we had were from the same manufacturer, and those few copies that were different had been prepared for scrap for a long time. All devices were from Linksys: PAP2T, SPA3102, SPA901, SPA921, SPA941, SPA942. Later, newer Cisco SPA502s were added (after Cisco bought Linksys)
All these devices have the ability to automatically configure. The main thing is to know how to properly form and slip the configuration file.
For each of our devices there is a utility from the manufacturer, which generates a configuration file, you can also simply pull it out of the device (here's the link
device_ip/admin/spacfg.xml device_ip/admin/spacfg.xml - but this does not work on all devices) or find somewhere on the vast expanses of the Internet.The configuration file is just an xml file with descriptions of options. The configuration file can be uploaded to the device using tftp or http protocols. In all our devices, the basic settings were described almost equally, which allowed us to simply highlight the main part of the settings that were common to all devices and additional options that were different for each device. As a result, the following autoconfiguration scheme was formed:
One script (
generator.sh ) collects the configuration file from the device information described in the devices.list file and configuration pieces from the templates {modelName, common/start, common/network, common/end} directory.Another script (
pusher.sh ) - copies already generated device configuration files into a directory accessible via http:http: // server_ip / configsand then refers to the device on a special link which contains information from where to get the configuration and then apply it:
curl --digest -u USERNAME: PASSWORD http: // device_IP / admin / resync? http: //server_ip/configs/CONFIGFILE.xml
Here are the main uses:
Adding device:
1. Add a device record to DNS
2. We connect the device to the network - we register its IP address on it (we do not use DHCP for VoIP devices) and the administrator password
3. Add a line to the
devices.list file that describes the device configuration; the line should be in this format:DEVICE_MODEL|NETWORK_NAME|LINE1_DESCR|LINE1_NUMBER|LINE1_PASS|LINE2_DESCR|LINE2_NUMBER|LINE2_PASS|STATION_NAME|USER_PASSWORDUnnecessary fields are simply made empty, but the positionality of the parameters is saved.
4. Run
generator.sh5. Run
pusher.sh single NETWORK_NAME_IN_DNS and watch the log in the terminalChange the number on the device:
1. Change the line in the
devices.list file which describes the device configuration.2. Run
generator.sh3. Run
pusher.sh single NETWORK_NAME_IN_DNSChange dial plan on all VoIP devices:
1. Let's run
generator.sh - there is a variable in it that is responsible for dial plan.2. Run
generator.sh3. Run
pusher.sh all and watch the log in the terminal or on your syslog server (do you have it, right?). For example, like this: tail -f /var/log/messages | egrep -i "(pap2t|spa-)" tail -f /var/log/messages | egrep -i "(pap2t|spa-)"This autoconfiguration system is absolutely not demanding on resources and can be installed on any linux distribution.
For its work, you need bash, utilities such as sed, cut, and a web server to upload files to devices.
In order to slightly secure the configuration system (after all, configuration files contain an access password to devices and are transmitted over the network in the clear) it is recommended to take all VoIP devices into a separate vlan.
At the moment my autoconfiguration system has been successfully operating for several years.
I hope my article will be able to simplify life for someone. By the similar principle it is possible to construct a configuration for devices from very many manufacturers.
Good luck.
Listings of scripts and configuration files:
devices.list
################################################## ################################################## ######################################### # LINE FORMAT: DEVICE_MODEL | NETWORK_NAME | LINE1_DESCR | LINE1_NUMBER | LINE1_PASS | LINE2_DESCR | LINE2_NUMBER | LINE2_PASS | STATION_NAME | USER_PASSWORD # ################################################## ################################################## ######################################### ################# # voip gateways # ################# # PAP2T PAP2T | voip1.f3r1 | Reception1 | 3000 | 3000pass | Reception2 | 3001 | 3001pass PAP2T | voip2.f3r1 | Finance | 3030 | 3030pass ||| # SPA3102 SPA3102 | voip0.f3r1 | Meeting room | 3131 | 3131pass ############### # voip phones # ############### # SPA901 SPA901 | vph0.f3lr2 | Zavhoz | 3040 | 3040pass ||| # SPA921 SPA921 | vph0.f3r3 | Boss | 3050 | 3050pass ||| Shef | 1234 # SPA941 SPA941 | vph0.f3r4 | Admin | 3060 | 3060pass |||| Admin | 3060 # SPA942 SPA941 | vph0.f4r1 | Manager1 | 3080 | 3080pass ||| Manager1 # Cisco SPA502G SPA502G | vph1.f4r1 | Manager2 | 3090 | 3090pass ||| Manager2
generator.sh
#! / bin / bash
########################################## config section ###### ########################################
adminPass = 'qwerty123'
userPass = 'qwerty123'
dialPlan = '(* 8S0 | * xx | 1 [0-9] [0-9] S0 | [95] [0-9] xxS0 | 2xxxxxxS0 | 0 [3-7] xxxxxxxxS0 | 0 [89] x [1 -9] xxxxxxS0 | 0 [89] 00xxxxxxxS0 | 02xxxxxxxS0 | xxxxxxxxxxxx.) '
sipProxy = 'sip.yourdomain.com'
# here is configs for PSTN line on SPA3102 devices
dialPlanSPA3102 = '(xx.)'
sipProxySPA3102 = $ sipProxy
########################################### do not edit below this ## #####################################
curPath = `dirname $ {0}`
devicesList = $ {curPath} /devices.list
cat $ {devicesList} | sed '/ * # / d; / ^ * $ / d '| while read line;
do
model = `echo $ {line} | cut -f1 -d '|' | tr '[: lower:]' '[: upper:]' `
networkName = `echo $ {line} | cut -f2 -d '|' `
ipStr = `host -t any $ {networkName}`
if [`echo $ {ipStr} | grep 'not found:' | wc -l` -gt 0]
then
echo "Error: $ {networkName} not found in DNS. Please fix this."
exit 1
else
ip = `echo $ {ipStr} | cut -f4 -d '' `
fi
echo -n "Device ip - $ {ip}."
line1Descr = `echo $ {line} | cut -f3 -d '|' `
line1Phone = `echo $ {line} | cut -f4 -d '|' `
line1Pass = `echo $ {line} | cut -f5 -d '|' `
line2Descr = `echo $ {line} | cut -f6 -d '|' `
line2Phone = `echo $ {line} | cut -f7 -d '|' `
line2Pass = `echo $ {line} | cut -f8 -d '|' `
stationName = `echo $ {line} | cut -f9 -d '|' `
userPassFromConfig = `echo $ {line} | cut -f10 -d '|' `
if ["$ {userPassFromConfig}"! = ""]
then
userPass = $ {userPassFromConfig}
echo -n "Set not default user pass."
fi
case "$ {model}" in
PAP2T)
echo "Creating profile for $ {model} - $ {networkName} ..."
outputFile = $ {curPath} / configs / $ {model} - $ {ip} .xml
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / start> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / network >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / pap2t >> $ {outputFile}
# here config individual settings
echo '<Static_IP ua = "rw">' $ {ip} '</ Static_IP>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<HostName ua = "rw">' $ {networkName} '</ HostName>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Admin_Passwd ua = "na">' $ {adminPass} '</ Admin_Passwd>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_Password ua = "rw">' $ {userPass} '</ User_Password>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Display_Name_1_ ua = "na">' $ {line1Descr} '</ Display_Name_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Phone} '</ User_ID_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Pass} '</ Password_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Display_Name_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Descr} '</ Display_Name_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Phone} '</ User_ID_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Pass} '</ Password_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_1_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlan} '</ Dial_Plan_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_1_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxy} '</ Proxy_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_2_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlan} '</ Dial_Plan_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_2_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxy} '</ Proxy_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / end >> $ {outputFile}
;;
SPA3102)
echo "Creating profile for $ {model} - $ {networkName} ..."
outputFile = $ {curPath} / configs / $ {model} - $ {ip} .xml
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / start> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / network >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / spa3102 >> $ {outputFile}
# here config individual settings
echo '<Static_IP ua = "rw">' $ {ip} '</ Static_IP>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<HostName ua = "rw">' $ {networkName} '</ HostName>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Admin_Passwd ua = "na">' $ {adminPass} '</ Admin_Passwd>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_Password ua = "rw">' $ {userPass} '</ User_Password>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Display_Name_1_ ua = "na">' $ {line1Descr} '</ Display_Name_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Phone} '</ User_ID_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Pass} '</ Password_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Display_Name_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Descr} '</ Display_Name_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Phone} '</ User_ID_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Pass} '</ Password_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_1_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlan} '</ Dial_Plan_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_1_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxy} '</ Proxy_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_1_2_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlanSPA3102} '</ Dial_Plan_1_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_2_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxySPA3102} '</ Proxy_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / end >> $ {outputFile}
;;
SPA901)
echo "Creating profile for $ {model} - $ {networkName} ..."
outputFile = $ {curPath} / configs / $ {model} - $ {ip} .xml
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / start> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / network >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / spa901 >> $ {outputFile}
# here config individual settings
echo '<Static_IP ua = "rw">' $ {ip} '</ Static_IP>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<HostName ua = "rw">' $ {networkName} '</ HostName>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Admin_Passwd ua = "na">' $ {adminPass} '</ Admin_Passwd>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_Password ua = "rw">' $ {userPass} '</ User_Password>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Display_Name_1_ ua = "na">' $ {line1Descr} '</ Display_Name_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Phone} '</ User_ID_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Pass} '</ Password_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_1_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlan} '</ Dial_Plan_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_1_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxy} '</ Proxy_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / end >> $ {outputFile}
;;
SPA921)
echo "Creating profile for $ {model} - $ {networkName} ..."
outputFile = $ {curPath} / configs / $ {model} - $ {ip} .xml
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / start> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / network >> $ {outputFile}
#cat $ {curPath} / templates / spa921 >> $ {outputFile}
# here config individual settings
echo '<Static_IP ua = "rw">' $ {ip} '</ Static_IP>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<HostName ua = "rw">' $ {networkName} '</ HostName>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Admin_Passwd ua = "na">' $ {adminPass} '</ Admin_Passwd>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_Password ua = "rw">' $ {userPass} '</ User_Password>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Station_Name ua = "na">' $ {stationName} '</ Station_Name>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Display_Name_1_ ua = "na">' $ {line1Descr} '</ Display_Name_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Phone} '</ User_ID_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Pass} '</ Password_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_1_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlan} '</ Dial_Plan_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_1_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxy} '</ Proxy_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / end >> $ {outputFile}
;;
SPA941)
echo "Creating profile for $ {model} - $ {networkName} ..."
outputFile = $ {curPath} / configs / $ {model} - $ {ip} .xml
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / start> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / network >> $ {outputFile}
#cat $ {curPath} / templates / spa941 >> $ {outputFile}
# here config individual settings
echo '<Static_IP ua = "rw">' $ {ip} '</ Static_IP>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<HostName ua = "rw">' $ {networkName} '</ HostName>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Admin_Passwd ua = "na">' $ {adminPass} '</ Admin_Passwd>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_Password ua = "rw">' $ {userPass} '</ User_Password>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Station_Name ua = "na">' $ {stationName} '</ Station_Name>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Display_Name_1_ ua = "na">' $ {line1Descr} '</ Display_Name_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Phone} '</ User_ID_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Pass} '</ Password_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Display_Name_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Descr} '</ Display_Name_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Phone} '</ User_ID_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_2_ ua = "na">' $ {line2Pass} '</ Password_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_1_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlan} '</ Dial_Plan_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_1_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxy} '</ Proxy_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_2_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlan} '</ Dial_Plan_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_2_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxy} '</ Proxy_2_>' >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / end >> $ {outputFile}
;;
SPA502G)
echo "Creating profile for $ {model} - $ {networkName} ..."
outputFile = $ {curPath} / configs / $ {model} - $ {ip} .xml
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / start> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / network >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / spa502g >> $ {outputFile}
# here config individual settings
echo '<Static_IP ua = "rw">' $ {ip} '</ Static_IP>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<HostName ua = "rw">' $ {networkName} '</ HostName>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Admin_Passwd ua = "na">' $ {adminPass} '</ Admin_Passwd>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_Password ua = "rw">' $ {userPass} '</ User_Password>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Station_Name ua = "na">' $ {stationName} '</ Station_Name>' >> $ {outputFile}
# <Station_Display_Name ua = "na"> </ Station_Display_Name>
echo '<Display_Name_1_ ua = "na">' $ {line1Descr} '</ Display_Name_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<User_ID_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Phone} '</ User_ID_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Password_1_ua = "na">' $ {line1Pass} '</ Password_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Dial_Plan_1_ua = "na">' $ {dialPlan} '</ Dial_Plan_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
echo '<Proxy_1_ ua = "na">' $ {sipProxy} '</ Proxy_1_>' >> $ {outputFile}
cat $ {curPath} / templates / common / end >> $ {outputFile}
;;
esac
done
pusher.sh
#! / bin / bash
user = admin
pass = qwerty123
sourceLink = "http://192.168.50.10/configs"
configsPath = "` dirname $ {0} `/ configs"
cp $ {configsPath} / *. xml / var / www / html / configs
case $ 1 in
all)
ls -1 $ {configsPath} | while read line;
do
deviceIP = `echo $ {line} | cut -f2 -d- | cut -f1-4 -d.`
echo "$ {deviceIP} ___________________________________________________________________________"
curl --digest -u $ {user}: $ {pass} http: // $ {deviceIP} / admin / resync? $ {sourceLink} / $ {line}
done
;;
single)
networkName = $ 2
ipStr = `host -t any $ {networkName}`
if [`echo $ {ipStr} | grep 'not found:' | wc -l` -gt 0]
then
echo "Error: $ {networkName} not found in DNS. Please fix this."
exit 1
else
ip = `echo $ {ipStr} | cut -f4 -d '' `
fi
ls -1 $ {configsPath} | grep $ {ip} | while read line;
do
deviceIP = `echo $ {line} | cut -f2 -d- | cut -f1-4 -d.`
echo "$ {deviceIP} ___________________________________________________________________________"
curl --digest -u $ {user}: $ {pass} http: // $ {deviceIP} / admin / resync? $ {sourceLink} / $ {line}
done
;;
*)
echo "Use this script with parameters. Here is examples:"
echo "* $ {0} all * - for provisioning on all devices"
echo "* $ {0} single NETWORK_NAME_IN_DNS * - for provisioning on single device"
;;
esac
templates / pap2t
<Ring_Waveform ua = "na"> Trapezoid </ Ring_Waveform>
templates / spa3102
<Ring_Waveform ua = "na"> Trapezoid </ Ring_Waveform> <FAX_Line_Toggle_Code ua = "na"> </ FAX_Line_Toggle_Code>
templates / spa502g
<Paging_Code ua = "na"> </ Paging_Code> <Call_Park_Code ua = "na"> </ Call_Park_Code> <Call_UnPark_Code ua = "na"> </ Call_UnPark_Code> <Call_Pickup_Code ua = "na"> </ Call_Pickup_Code> <Group_Call_Pickup_Code ua = "na"> </ Group_Call_Pickup_Code> <Enable_CDP ua = "na"> No </ Enable_CDP>
templates / spa901
<Paging_Code ua="na"></Paging_Code>
<Call_Park_Code ua="na"></Call_Park_Code>
<Call_UnPark_Code ua="na"></Call_UnPark_Code>
<Call_Pickup_Code ua="na"></Call_Pickup_Code>templates / common / start
<? xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" standalone = "yes"?> <flat-profile>
templates / common / network
<Restricted_Access_Domains ua = "na"> </ Restricted_Access_Domains> <Enable_Web_Server ua = "na"> Yes </ Enable_Web_Server> <Web_Server_Port ua = "na"> 80 </ Web_Server_Port> <Enable_Web_Admin_Access ua = "na"> Yes </ Enable_Web_Admin_Access> <DHCP ua = "rw"> No </ DHCP> <NetMask ua = "rw"> 255.255.255.0 </ NetMask> <Gateway ua = "rw"> 192.168.50.254 </ Gateway> <Domain ua = "rw"> yourdomain.com </ Domain> <Primary_DNS ua = "rw"> 192.168.71.3 </ Primary_DNS> <Secondary_DNS ua = "rw"> 192.168.71.6 </ Secondary_DNS> <Primary_NTP_Server ua = "na"> ntp.yourdomain.com </ Primary_NTP_Server> <Secondary_NTP_Server ua = "na"> ntp2.yourdomain.com </ Secondary_NTP_Server> <Syslog_Server ua = "na"> syslog.yourdomain.com </ Syslog_Server> <DNS_Server_Order ua = "na"> Manual </ DNS_Server_Order> <DNS_Query_Mode ua = "na"> Parallel </ DNS_Query_Mode> <Debug_Server ua = "na"> </ Debug_Server> <Debug_Level ua = "na"> 0 </ Debug_Level> <Provision_Enable ua = "na"> Yes </ Provision_Enable> <Resync_On_Reset ua = "na"> No </ Resync_On_Reset> <Resync_Periodic ua = "na"> 3600 </ Resync_Periodic> <Profile_Rule ua = "na"> / init.cfg </ Profile_Rule> <Profile_Rule_B ua = "na"> </ Profile_Rule_B> <Profile_Rule_C ua = "na"> </ Profile_Rule_C> <Profile_Rule_D ua = "na"> </ Profile_Rule_D> <Upgrade_Enable ua = "na"> Yes </ Upgrade_Enable> <Upgrade_Error_Retry_Delay ua = "na"> 3600 </ Upgrade_Error_Retry_Delay> <Log_Upgrade_Request_Msg ua = "na"> $ PN $ MAC - Requesting upgrade $ SCHEME: // $ SERVIP: $ PORT $ PATH </ Log_Upgrade_Request_Msg> <Log_Upgrade_Success_Msg ua = "na"> $ PN $ MAC - Successful upgrade $ SCHEME: // $ SERVIP: $ PORT $ PATH - $ ERR </ Log_Upgrade_Success_Msg> <Log_Upgrade_Failure_Msg ua = "na"> $ PN $ MAC - Upgrade failed: $ ERR </ Log_Upgrade_Failure_Msg> <Call_Return_Code ua = "na"> </ Call_Return_Code> <Blind_Transfer_Code ua = "na"> </ Blind_Transfer_Code> <Call_Back_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Call_Back_Act_Code> <Call_Back_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Call_Back_Deact_Code> <Cfwd_All_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Cfwd_All_Act_Code> <Cfwd_All_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Cfwd_All_Deact_Code> <Cfwd_Busy_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Cfwd_Busy_Act_Code> <Cfwd_Busy_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Cfwd_Busy_Deact_Code> <Cfwd_No_Ans_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Cfwd_No_Ans_Act_Code> <Cfwd_No_Ans_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Cfwd_No_Ans_Deact_Code> <Cfwd_Last_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Cfwd_Last_Act_Code> <Cfwd_Last_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Cfwd_Last_Deact_Code> <Block_Last_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Block_Last_Act_Code> <Block_Last_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Block_Last_Deact_Code> <Accept_Last_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Accept_Last_Act_Code> <Accept_Last_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Accept_Last_Deact_Code> <CW_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ CW_Act_Code> <CW_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ CW_Deact_Code> <CW_Per_Call_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ CW_Per_Call_Act_Code> <CW_Per_Call_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ CW_Per_Call_Deact_Code> <Block_CID_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Block_CID_Act_Code> <Block_CID_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Block_CID_Deact_Code> <Block_CID_Per_Call_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Block_CID_Per_Call_Act_Code> <Block_CID_Per_Call_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Block_CID_Per_Call_Deact_Code> <Block_ANC_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Block_ANC_Act_Code> <Block_ANC_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Block_ANC_Deact_Code> <DND_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ DND_Act_Code> <DND_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ DND_Deact_Code> <CID_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ CID_Act_Code> <CID_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ CID_Deact_Code> <CWCID_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ CWCID_Act_Code> <CWCID_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ CWCID_Deact_Code> <Dist_Ring_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Dist_Ring_Act_Code> <Dist_Ring_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Dist_Ring_Deact_Code> <Speed_Dial_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Speed_Dial_Act_Code> <Secure_All_Call_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Secure_All_Call_Act_Code> <Secure_No_Call_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Secure_No_Call_Act_Code> <Secure_One_Call_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Secure_One_Call_Act_Code> <Secure_One_Call_Deact_Code ua = "na"> </ Secure_One_Call_Deact_Code> <Conference_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Conference_Act_Code> <Attn-Xfer_Act_Code ua = "na"> </ Attn-Xfer_Act_Code> <Modem_Line_Toggle_Code ua = "na"> </ Modem_Line_Toggle_Code> <Media_Loopback_Code ua = "na"> </ Media_Loopback_Code> <Time_Zone ua = "na"> GMT + 02: 00 </ Time_Zone> <Daylight_Saving_Time_Rule ua = "na"> start = 3 / -1 / 7/3; end = 10 / -1 / 7/4; save = 1 </ Daylight_Saving_Time_Rule>
templates / common / end
</ flat-profile>
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/134851/
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