; Cisco's SCCP (Skinny Client Control Protocol).
;
; -- By Zozo
;
; Changelog:
;
; 5/17/2004 : (janczmok) Added bindaddr & port handling. Allows
; bind to specific address instead of 0.0.0.0
; in the old handler
[general]
; How often the SCCP device does a keepalive ping
; Default: 5 seconds
keepalive = 60
; default context that will be used if nothing else is specified for
; a particular device/line
context = default
dateFormat = D-M-Y ; M-D-Y in any order (5 chars max)
bindaddr = 192.168.1.104 ;replace 1.2.3.4 with the ip address of the asterisk box.
port = 2000 ; listen on port 2000 (Skinny, default)
;
; chan_sccp uses the idea that a device and a line are seperate.
; This allows for 'roaming', and logging into lines from more than one
; device, dynamically.
;
; A device needs to be defined here in order to be able to register by
; defining a section as SEP<macAddress>.
;
; you then need one or more lines by defining [linename] sections.
;
; You can then either set a device to automatically log into a line
; by using autologin in the devices config section, or by selecting
; 'AddLine' from a 7960, or dialing '##<linenum>#<pin>#' from a 7910 (or 7960).
;
; Phone types:
;
; 7902 -- Cisco IP Phone 7902G
; 7905 -- Cisco IP Phone 7905G
; 7910 -- Cisco IP Phone 7910 - Tested with Asterisk
; 7912 -- Cisco IP Phone 7912G
; 7935 -- Cisco IP Conference Station 7935
; 7920 -- Cisco IP Wireless Phone 7920 - Tested with Asterisk (5/17/04)
; 7940 -- Cisco IP Phone 7940
; 7960 -- Cisco IP Phone 7960 - Tested with Asterisk
; ata -- Cisco ATA-186 or Cisco ATA-188
;
; Please let me know ([email protected]) if you have chan_sccp working
; with any other models.
;
; Addon (7214 module):
; XXX:T: Not implemented yet.
; addon=<numAddons>
;
; A device is defined by using it's MAC address prefixed with 'SEP'.
[SEP0006538F0B2F]
;
; A description, may be up to 16 charecters long, is used for absolutly nothing
; except the output in 'sccp show'. If not used, the SEP<mac> will be used.
;
description = Theo's 7960
; The model type needs to be defined so we know how to set it up.
; Type can currently be one of: 7960, 7910.
; If you have anyother model, drop me an email, and i'll add support.
type = 7960
; default context for outgoing calls.
context = default
; if your devices are in a different timezone than
; your asterisk server, you may want them to be displayed
; in a different time. this is a crude hack, my system
; uses gmt, but i'm located in eastern time. when
; october rolls around, i will need to change this
; to -5. but if you keep your clock in localtime, and
; your user is in a neighboring timezone that stays
; constant, this will work for you.
tzoffset = -4
; A device can log in to a line (as defined later) as soon as it boots up.
; To log into multiple lines, seperated them by commas. Note that single line
; devices can't (currently) have more than one login.
autologin = richard,neill,theo
; 7960's can use the buttons on the left as speed dials. Format is <extention>,<Name>.
; Note that if you have more speed dials than unused buttons (because of multiple lines
; for example), then they'll hyst be ignored.
speeddial = 1006,Gordon
;[SEP000AB7567E18]
; This device is a 7910, a single line model
; from cisco.
;type = 7910
;autologin = ian
;description = Theo's 7910
; lines are the actual incoming and outgoign channels.
; This example would be called by sending a channel to SCCP/theo.
;[theo]
; Id is a number that is dialed to login to the line with.
;id = 1001
; The pin number needed to log into the device. If pin is missing,
; anyone can log into it.
;pin = 1234
; The text to display on the display (on 7960)
;label = Theo
; The text to display on the screen (on the 7910)
;description = Theo
; Context outgoign calls are in.
;context = sccp
; If set to 1, call waiting will work.
;callwaiting = 1
; Check if this mailbox has any mail, and if so,
; show the MWI.
;mailbox = 1001
; CallerId to use on outgoing calls from this line.
;callerid = "Zourzouvillys, T", <1001>
[richard]
id = 1002
pin = 1234
[neill]
id = 1003
pin = 1234
[paul]
id = 1004
pin = 1234
[gordon]
id = 1005
pin = 1234
; Another line.
[ian]
id = 1006
pin = 1234
label = Ian
description = Ian
context = sccp
callwaiting = 1
mailbox = 1006
callerid = "Christian, I", <1002>
; An intercom will abroadcast anyhting sent down a channel
; to all <device> that are registered at the time.
; then just direct call to SCCP/intercom.
[intercom]
description = Reception Intercom
device = SEP0006D7E5B9E4
device = SEP000AB7567E18
