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Polycom
These events are configured via the phones administration interface.
Events
The DV2000 supports most of the events. While these packets to the DV2000 are very small and will not prevent a phone from taking or receiving calls a typical configuration would be to only check Line Registration. Using the outgoing or incoming call events the phones MAC address will automatically be configured. This does require that the telephone extension match either the mailbox or extension number.
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line Registration | Whenever the phone registers with a PBX, an event is sent. |
| Incoming Call | Any outgoing call, the phone will post an event. |
| Outgoing Call | Any outgoing call, the phone will post an event. |
| Onhook | Anytime phone goes onhook, the phone will post an event. |
| Offhook | Anytime phone goes offhook, the phone will post an event. |
Line Registration/Onhook/Offhook
Using one of these events requires the telephones MAC address must be configured in the mailbox using Manager located under Advanced. The server will then find the first mailbox with the MAC address contained in the event and change that mailbox.
Incoming/Outgoing
When using Incoming or Outgoing call, the DV2000 will attempt to match the called or calling number with either the mailbox number or the extension of the mailbox.
Set Notification URL to the IP/DNS name of the DV2000 followed by the port and “/polycom”.
Example:
http://192.168.1.1:9090/ipcfg/polycom
Overrides
The server will accept three additional parameters in the URL allowing individual telephones to control their own settings.
Mailbox
Add /<mailbox> to the URL. The following will force the server to update mailbox 3101 regardless of the extension number it detects from the event.
Example:
http://192.168.1.1:9090/ipcfg/polycom/3101
MWI Address
To force an MWI address add /<mailbox>/<number> to the URL. You must specify the mailbox number for this option. In this example it will update the MWI address 4 in mailbox 3101.
Example:
http://192.168.1.1:9090/ipcfg/polycom/3101/4
Port
To force the address to have a custom port number add /<mailbox>/<number>/<port> to the URL. This will force the port number to always be set.
Example:
http://192.168.1.1:9090/ipcfg/polycom/3101/4/5070