1100 series phone configuration files for asterisk

Now that your phones have the SIP firmware on them, you'll need to get them to load their configuration file that they will need to talk to asterisk.

Note the MAC address of your phone.  Create a file in your TFTP directory that is SIPmacaddress.cfg.  Inside that file, put in the information below, swapping in your Server IP, extension number and password.  The items that need your specific input are in BOLD. 

NOTE:  If your asterisk implementation utilizes PJSIP, change the server_port1_1 5060 port to 5061

Once you have put this information in below, save the file.  Reboot the phone.

DNS_DOMAIN asterisk.local

SIP_DOMAIN1 asterisk.local

SERVER_IP1_1 X.X.X.X

SERVER_PORT1_1 5060

SERVER_RETRIES1 3

DEF_USER1 ASTERISK

FORCE_BANNER YES

BANNER TechSupport

AUTOLOGIN_ENABLE USE_AUTOLOGIN_ID

PROMPT_AUTHNAME_ENABLE NO

AUTOLOGIN_ID_KEY01 1006@asterisk.local

AUTOLOGIN_AUTHID_KEY01 1006

AUTOLOGIN_PASSWD_KEY01 YourExtensionPassword

###add more extensions to buttons alter the lines below##
###you can have up to 6 different extensions.####

#AUTOLOGIN_ID_KEY02 YYYY@asterisk.local
#AUTOLOGIN_AUTHID_KEY02 EXTENSION
#AUTOLOGIN_PASSWD_KEY02 PASSWORD

VMAIL *97

VMAIL_DELAY 300

MAX_APPEARANCE 1

DEF_LANG English

DEF_AUDIO_QUALITY High

LLDP_ENABLE YES

ADMIN_PASSWORD 26567*738

ADMIN_PASSWORD_EXPIRY 0

DEF_AUDIO_QUALITY High

# Settings below disable extended AVAYA license features that prevent login
# if you don't have a proper license server

MAX_LOGINS 1

USB_HEADSET LOCK

EXP_MODULE_ENABLE NO

ENABLE_SERVICE_PACKAGE NO

IM_MODE DISABLED

AVAYA_AUTOMATIC_QoS NO

VQMON_PUBLISH NO

SIP_TLS_PORT 0

ENABLE_BT NO