AVAYA 9611G Configurarion

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Hi,
My hardware information
Linux 2.6.32-642.6.2.el6.x86_64 on x86_64
Processor information Intel® Xeon® CPU E5504 @ 2.00GHz, 4 cores
4 GB RAM
Asterisk 13.17.1
FreePBX 13.0.192.18

for some of you that have a hard time working with the avaya 9611G phones these is my 46xxsettings.txt

SET DOMAIN 10.0.1.65
SET SIPDOMAIN 10.0.1.65
SET SIPPORT 5060
SET SIP_CONTROLLER_LIST 10.0.1.65:5060;transport=tcp
SET SIPREGPROXYPOLICY alternate
SET CONFIG_SERVER_SECURE_MODE 0
SET SIPPROXYSRVR 10.0.1.65
SET SIPSIGNAL 1
SET SIP_PORT_SECURE 5061
SET ENABLE_AVAYA_ENVIRONMENT 0
SET DIALPLAN xxxxxxxxxxx|*xxxx
SET ENABLE_CONTACTS 1
SET ENABLE_MODIFY_CONTACTS 1
SET APPSTAT 1
SET OPSTAT 111
SET MWISRVR 10.0.1.65
SET SUBSCRIBE_LIST_NON_AVAYA “reg, dialog, message-summary, avaya-ccs-profile”
SET PHNNUMOFSA 9
SET SNTPSRVR 10.0.1.65
SET GMTOFFSET -5:00
SET DSTOFFSET 1
SET DSTSTART 2SunMar2L
SET DSTSTOP 1SunNov2L
SET DISPLAY_NAME_NUMBER 1
SET SIG 2
SET HTTPSRVR 10.0.1.85
SET HTTPDIR phoneimage/7.0.1.4
SET FILE_SERVER_URL http://10.0.1.85/phoneimage/7.0.1.4
SET PSTN_VM_NUM *97
SET ENABLE_EARLY_MEDIA 1
SET RTP_PORT_LOW 10001
SET RTP_PORT_RANGE 9999
SET SIG_PORT_LOW 5060
SET SIG_PORT_RANGE 1
SET LOGOS HOTWLOGO=http://10.0.1.85/phoneimage/Logos/yourlog.jpg
SET CURRENT_LOGO “NEWLOGO”
SET ENABLE_G711A 1
SET ENABLE_G711U 1
SET ENABLE_G722 1
SET ENABLE_G726 1
SET ENABLE_G729 1

This the configuration that I have working in my phones, remember that you need to install the sip firmware in you phones, any question ask me thru here, no private massage in that way others can read and share.

the 10.0.1.65 is the asterisk server(Freepbx)
the 10.0.1.85 is the http server for to install the firmware and to share the background logo

note: in freepbx 13 you need to enable the TCP transport on Setting -> Asterisk sip setting

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How do you fill out the other soft/screen buttons on the phone. If I wanted to add a speed dial or BLF? Have you figured this out yet?

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To begin you need to understand a couple things about avaya 96xx sip phones. They function in 2 ways. SIPPING-19 or Avaya SIP with advanced features including PPM . So when they boot up they one of the things it does is it needs to determine what Sip Features are going to be supported. This is done by sending out a SIP command and waiting for response. Since asterisk does not recognize this command it does not respond so the avaya phone determines it’s not connecting to an Avaya PBX so it defaults to just supporting the SIPPING-19 Features. So in order to enable Contact list, speed dial, history we need to get the phone to enable more than just SIPPING-19. A good place to understand the boot sequences of the phones Andrew Prokop has some really good blogs that go over this.
The Steps Involved in Booting an Avaya SIP Telephone https:// andrewjprokop.wordpress.com/2014/03/03/the-steps-involved-in-booting-an-avaya-sip-telephone/

it takes a bit of Work to get the soft buttons working on avaya phones with Freepbx. if your up to it see my post Avaya 96x1 extended Features

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Hi, Can some one be generous I am new to telephone setu but I managed to make Cisco ip phone register with freepbx by changing the firmware. I need simple step by step procedure on how I can change avaya 9611 and 9630 phones change the firmware to SIP so that I use them on freepbx please help a friend

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You literally just need to put the SIP Settings and 46xx settings file in the index on an apache server. On the phone, put the IP address of the Apache server for the file server. It will download the files.

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Thank you so much for the response but like I said Am very blick on this if you can explain to me what the apache means and how to get it

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Apache server is has no executable file to install

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Hullo good people I still need your help on making avaya ip 9611 phones work on freepbx I am really stuck

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If you can elaborate more in a lay man’s simple steps my brother I will be grateful

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I cannot unfortunately. I recommend reading the material and filling in the gaps or getting someone to help you setup a server. It is very doable, but you will need to commit to reading and understanding the material.

At a high level:

  1. You need to setup a file server
  2. You need to put the Avaya 9611 files on the file server
  3. You need to set the call server (asterisk IP) and http server (file server IP) on the phone
  4. The phone will reboot, then reach out to the fileserver to download the files
  5. The phone will then be ready for login
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Thank you so much for this information If you can be kind enough to send the process step by step because you see some of us are very blick on this but we would like to learn like now where do you put this text file after you have edited it

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Some of us have not worked on any avaya so we need the step by step you went through kindly avail those steps please

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I did all this but in vain

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What is not working?

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I have setu MV_IPTEL as my HTTP server I even tried HFS set static ip on the phone and also set the http ip on the phone it just says Http: 1 404 and goes to discover

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It sounds like the files are either not there or the phone cannot find them. Are the correct ports open? Maybe run a wireshark to see what’s happening on your network?

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