

The phone will call this provisioning URL. This NOTIFY message contains a provisioning URL for the phone in its content. The SwyxServer will answer this multicast message with a SIP 200 OK and send a SIP NOTIFY to the phone. The Yealink phone sends a multicast to the network (SIP SUBSCRIBE) during commissioning. In this case, however, no communication with the Yealink provisioning server is necessary.
YEALINK CONFIG FILE TIME ZONE PARAMETER MAC
Provisioning for SwyxWare on premisesĪlso in the on premises case the phone including its MAC address is created in the SCC. the IP address of the responsible SwyxServer. As soon as the Yealink phone is connected to the network and starts for the first time, it will contact the Yealink Provisioning Server and receive the initial configuration data, e.g. In addition to the MAC address of the phone, the IP address of the SwyxServer assigned to this phone is also stored.

Provisioning for SwyxONĪfter the phone including its MAC address has been created in the SCC, SwyxWare stores the MAC address of the phone at the Yealink provisioning server. Please refer to the Swyx Control Center online help for the individual steps. In both cases the phone must be created in SwyxWare using the new Swyx Control Center (SCC), the web-based administration of SwyxWare, and assigned to a SwyxWare user via its MAC address. Provisioning the phonesįor the provisioning of telephones, a distinction must be made between operation with the SwyxON cloud solution and SwyxWare on premises. Then open the SCC in the browser of your choice via During the SwyxWare installation you were asked to create an administrative account. The SCC is based on the IIS, which can be installed if necessary.
YEALINK CONFIG FILE TIME ZONE PARAMETER INSTALL
You install the SCC separately via the SwyxControlCenter.msi installation package on the SwyxServer. In the SwyxWare on premises case proceed as follows: The configuration is not possible via the previous MMC based SwyxWare Administration.įor SwyxON all necessary installations regarding SCC are done automatically for you. The Swyx Control Center (SCC) is mandatory for the installation and configuration of the new DCF/Yealink phones. Where possible, the DCF is based on the RFC standards and defines clear interfaces for the areas that are not specified in the RFCs.ĭCF is not limited to the usual call scenarios, but also covers the CTI / remote control functions for SIP phones according to uaCSTA specification. "America/New_York" or "Pacific/Honolulu".With the Device Connection Framework (DCF), Swyx defines a standard that enables every telephone manufacturer to integrate their SIP phones into SwyxWare. Option (101) specifies a Timezone Name.d is specified as 0 = Sunday, 6 = Saturday. d The dth day of week w of the month m of the year. N specifies a 1 based Julian day of the year, including any leap Feb 29ths. J n specifies a 1 based Julian day of the year, skipping any leap Feb 29ths. stdtime if not specified defaults to 02:00:00 Stddate is the date (and optional time) that the change from dst timezone to standard timezone occurs. dsttime if not specified defaults to 02:00:00 The dstrule is interesting, it specifies the rule for when daylight savings starts and ends.ĭstdate is the date (and optional time) that the change from standard timezone to dst timezone occurs. Offset is the offset added to the local time to get UTC, specified as hh] (eg 0, 8, -12)ĭst name is the name of the timezone when in daylight savings (eg BST, PDT, NZDT)ĭst offset is the offset added to the local time to get UTC during daylight savings, similarly specified as hh] Name is the name of the timezone when not in daylight savings (eg GMT, PST, NZST) Option (100) specifies a POSIX Timezone specifier (as documented in POSIX "Base Definitions", section 8 "Environment Variables", under TZ).You can configure time zone for all phones on the network via DHCP options 100 & 101 on your DHCP server.

Yealink phones no longer use DHCP option 2 to configure the time zone.
