dialplan.xml for a Cisco 7940 SIP

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#111378 1-Nov-2012 11:52

I'm having a play with Asterisk (on the Raspberry Pi) and some Cisco 7940 IP phones running SIP firmware.

Rather than starting from scratch, does anyone have a working dialplan.xml file that they could share with me as a starting point?dialplan.xml</

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#710421 1-Nov-2012 14:05

Base it off this one;

https://nicegear.co.nz/blog/new-zealand-xml-dialplan-for-snom-ip-phones/

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#710469 1-Nov-2012 15:38

hads: Base it off this one;

https://nicegear.co.nz/blog/new-zealand-xml-dialplan-for-snom-ip-phones/

Thanks Hadley.

And that will work even tho it's for a Snom? (Did Snom just copy Cisco?)

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#710470 1-Nov-2012 15:40

I'm not sure of the exact Cisco format but it's similar, you'll still have to do some work :)

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#710489 1-Nov-2012 16:22

Yep, pretty out of date (looks to be pre 022 and 028 numbers aside from 2talk).

Thanks tho, will be a good starting point.

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#710492 1-Nov-2012 16:27

Would an SPA122 dial plan help?

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#710508 1-Nov-2012 16:44

DonGould: Would an SPA122 dial plan help?

The format is quite different. I already have sbiddle's dial plan for the SPA gear from this provisioning file

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#711047 2-Nov-2012 17:02

have a look here ajrobbins - http://voicecom.co.nz/cisco

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#711052 2-Nov-2012 17:08

vespaman: have a look here ajrobbins -http://voicecom.co.nz/cisco

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#711054 2-Nov-2012 17:10

you are right don gould - my bad.

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#711056 2-Nov-2012 17:16

You're welcome, is that your site? Seems like a great resource and kind of them to make it public.

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#711058 2-Nov-2012 17:22

Yes its mine. I have played extensively with 79XX cisco handsets and asterisk and am happy to share here, as long as it doesn't get thrashed by one and all.

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#711072 2-Nov-2012 17:54

vespaman: Yes its mine. I have played extensively with 79XX cisco handsets and asterisk and am happy to share here, as long as it doesn't get thrashed by one and all.

I like the can do kiwi domain by the way, we should all have one.

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