Hi,
Someone has locally enabled call forward on no answer to a phone (IP 560) at a remote site. The setting was then saved to the TFTP server in <MAC ADDRESS>-phone.cfg file.
Is there a way to change this setting remotely?
Thanks,
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Hi epal,
The phone would have created
reg.x.fwd.noanswer.status="1"
in the <MAC>-phone.cfg to enable call no answer call forwarding.
I just tested with one of my phones; you can edit that override file directly to change the "1" to a "0", then save and reboot the phone from the web interface. Currently there is not a 'reboot' button in the web interface, so to do this you'll have to make a change to any setting in the WI, then hit 'submit' to reboot. Once the phone boots up and loads its configuration files, it will read that feature as disabled.
Hi epal,
The phone would have created
reg.x.fwd.noanswer.status="1"
in the <MAC>-phone.cfg to enable call no answer call forwarding.
I just tested with one of my phones; you can edit that override file directly to change the "1" to a "0", then save and reboot the phone from the web interface. Currently there is not a 'reboot' button in the web interface, so to do this you'll have to make a change to any setting in the WI, then hit 'submit' to reboot. Once the phone boots up and loads its configuration files, it will read that feature as disabled.
Thanks James. All good now.
I assumed it was going always override the <MAC>-phone.cfg file each time with the settings made locally. I should've checked this first.
Glad to hear it's working for you. :)