Mitel 5055 manual Appendix C Configuration Files, Example of a Generic Configuration File

Appendix C — Configuration Files

Appendix C — Configuration Files

This appendix contains:

•Example of a Generic Configuration File

•Example of a Specific Configuration File

•Enabling Multiple User Profiles

Note: 1) The 5055 supports up to two HTTP Clients at the same time.

2)The CFG file must have the following as the first line: image_name= NULL

3)Maximum CFG Upload capability to the phone is 3000 characters. The examples CFG files in this Appendix contain extensive comments. Working CFG files may not have room within the 3000 character limit to support detailed comments.

Example of a Generic Configuration File

#Mitel 5055 SIP Phone Generic Configuration File

#this file name= SIPGeneric.cfg

#Grammar=

#comment lines are leading with a character '#'

#no escape '\' continue lines are allowed. No escape character is allowed.

#the string length of a parameter must be less than 128 characters

#parameter template=

#token = parameter ; comments

########################################################################

#System Configuration Begins Here

########################################################################

#image version

image_name= NULL

#configure the phone by the tftpserver

#choice [0-no, 1- yes, 2-always]

#if the option "always" is being chosen, every time the phone boots up, it will download

#the configuration parameters from the TFTP server which will overwrite any static

#values of these parameters. This mode is useful for administrators to control the

#phone's settings. User can't select this option from the web interface.

#If the option "Yes" is being chosen, the phone will boot up and download the configuration

#file from the TFTP server. Therefore, the statically configured parameters, if any,

#will be overwritten by the parameters in the configuration file. After boot up, user

can

#change this parameter to "No" from web interface.

#If the option "No" is being chosen, the phone, when booting up, will

#not download the configuration file from the tftp server. The phone may only

#do a version check for the main image.

tftp_config= 1

#address type

#choice[0-IPv4 or 2-FQDN],

#when the option IPv4 is being chosen, the outgoing sip requests will use the dotted

#format of the IP address

#when the choice is FQDN, the outgoing sip requests will use the "sip:host_name.domain" format

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