Polycom SIP 2.2.2 manual Sip

Index

resource files, overview 2–7restarting phones 3–16,3–18RFC support B–2

ring type <rt> A–33ringer patterns A–31

roaming buddies <roaming_buddies> A–98roaming privacy <roaming_provacy> A–98routing <routing> A–94

routing server <server> A–19,A–94RTP <RTP> A–48,A–49,A–54

S

sampled audio files A–28

sampled audio for sound effects <saf> A–27 SCA. See also shared call appearances scheduled logging parameters A–72

SDP <SDP> A–9security <sec> A–73server menu 3–9server redundancy 4–34

server-based call forwarding See also call forwarding

server-based DND See also do not disturb Services key. See also Applications key Session Initiation Protocol

setting up

advanced features 4–20audio features 4–42basic features 4–1boot server 3–12network 3–2security features 4–47

shared call appearance signaling B–10 shared call appearances

shared calls <shared> A–57

SIP

1xx Responses - Provisional B–62xx Responses - Success B–63xx Responses - Redirection B–74xx Responses - Request Failure B–75xx Responses - Server Failure B–86xx Responses - Global Failure B–8application architecture 2–3

basic protocols, hold implementation B–9basic protocols, request support B–3basic protocols, response support B–6basic protocols, RFC and Internet draft

support B–2

basic protocols, transfer B–9

instant messaging and presence leveraging extensions B–9

RFC 2–1

SIP application description 2–4installing 3–14upgrading 3–17

SIP basic protocols, header support B–4 SIP. See also Session Initiation Protocol sip.cfg A–4

SIP<SIP> A–10

sound effects <se> A–28

SoundPoint IP / SoundStation IP phones features, overview 2–8introduction 1–1

network 2–2

SoundPoint IP 330 switching text entry mode 3–7

SoundPoint IP desktop phones 1–2features, list of 1–5

SoundStation IP conference phone 1–4

SoundStation IP conference phones features, list of 1–5

speed dial 4–13status menu 5–4

T

text entry mode, switching 3–7time and date display 4–13time synchronization A–51transmit equalization <txEq> A–45

troubleshooting

Application is not compatible 5–2application error messages 5–3application logging options 5–5audio issues 5–14

blinking time 5–4

boot failure messages 5–7bootROM error messages 5–2calling issues 5–12

Config file error. Error is 5–3controls issues 5–10

Could not contact boot server 5–2displays issues 5–13

Error loading 5–3

Error, application is not present! 5–2

Failed to get boot parameters via DHCP 5–2log files 5–4

manual log upload 5–6

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