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Any settings set from Polycom phone's Web interface or from phone console itself will override settings from sipXconfig. To clear these settings navigate to the following phone menu :

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When all else fails, you can reset the phone back to factory defaults by pressing the following button combinations combination until you hear a confirmation tone sequence.

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For SoundPoint IP 320, 330, and 430, 560:

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The Polycom phones support event logging where the log files can be uploaded to the server if permitted by the security policy of the sipX server. Unfortunately, the security available for TFTP is weak, and uploading of log files should not be permitted in any system unless packet filtering restricts access to TFTP to only trusted systems.In particular, because there is no user authentication when using the TFTP protocol, the TFTP server only allows the phone to write files that a) already exist, and b) have write permission set for all usersBy default in sipXecs 4.2 and above Polycom phones have write capabilities to the provisioning directory of the primary sipXecs server. Log files produced by the phone are as follows:

On the sipX server do the following to enable sipXecs primary server the phone to upload uploads its logs :

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to /var/sipxdata/configserver/phone/profile/tftproot

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Restarting the phone will cause the <mac>-boot.log file to be uploaded. The <mac>-app.log file is periodically uploaded. An upload can be forced by simultaneously pressing all the 4 arrow keys on the phone until a short beep is heard.

TFTP

Alternatively, you can enable the TFTP daemon to accept any request for writing by modifying one line in /etc/xinetd.d/tftp. Change

to

FTP

You change the permission on the /var/sipxdata/configserver/phone/profile/tftproot so user

PlcmSpIp

can create files.

Signal log file dump

Now signal to phone to upload log files by pressing following keys

Upload Example

Create placeholder files in TFTP root so phone can upload log files. Replace 0004F200E06B with the MAC address of your phone.

Code: Example: Create log file placeholders|

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Now signal to phone to upload log files

How to change SIP logging level to debug

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Reset to Factory Defaults:
The phone can be reset to factory defaults. To perform this function on the IP300, IP301, IP500, IP501 and IP600 / IP601, simultaneously press and hold the 4, 6, 8 and * dial pad keys until the password prompt appears. To perform this function on the IP4000, simultaneously press and hold the 6, 8 and * dial pad keys until the password prompt appears. Enter the administrator password to initiate the reset. This will reset the administrator password as well.

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Polycom SoundPoint and SoundStation series phones come preconfigured to request an IP address from DHCP. When the phone comes up, it briefly displays its IP address; make a note of it at the time. The configuration tasks include logging into the phone�s phone's Web UI and setting up registration information.

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1. Install the phone according to the Quick Start Guide supplied with the phone and power it up.
2. When the phone boots it will display an IP address it gets from a DHCP server.
3. Point a browser to the IP address of the phone.
4. Click on the �SIP Conf� SIP Conf tab.

5. Log in as user �Polycom� Polycom with default password �456� 456.

6. Update the �Address� Address setting in the �Outbound Proxy� Outbound Proxy server with the hostname of the sipX server. Update the �Address� Address setting in the �Server 1� Server 1 section with a SIP domain of sipXsipXecs

7. Press Submit.

8. Click the �Registration� Registration tab

9. Update the �Identification� Identification section for �Registration 1� with �Display Name�, �Address�, �Auth User ID�, �Auth Password�, and �Label� Registration 1 with Display Name, Address, Auth User ID, Auth Password, and Label settings using the conventions shown next:

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Note: Make usre that all parameters entered here are identical to the parameters used to setup the corresponding user in sipX. If these two sets of parameters differ or if the user does not exist, the phone will be denied registration by the sipX server.

10. Scroll down to the �Message Center� Message Center portion of Registration 1 and continue to fill in the form

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12 After the phone reboots, verify that it has successfully registered by clicking on "Registrations" under "Diagnostics" in the main navigation menu. An entry for the phone should exist after the phone successfully rebooted with the new configuration.