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We are using a HTTP server for autoprovisioning.
Currently, we have a MAC.cfg file for each handset, common.cfg file and a y000000000000.boot file which contains:

Code:

#!version:1.0.0.1

overwrite_mode = 0

include:config "common.cfg"

include:config "$MAC.cfg"

I believe you can create different yXXX.boot files for different handset types but I cant find the appropriate file names.

Can anyone share what they are for:

T46S
T46G
T48S
T48G
CP860
T42S
T42G
T41S
T42P

(10-09-2018 01:20 AM)shane.caznet Wrote: [ -> ]I believe you can create different yXXX.boot files for different handset types but I cant find the appropriate file names.

No actually not that I'm aware of. That's more the old provisioning style without using boot files.

However, if you are using a y00000000000000.boot what you can do is use the $PN wildcard. So for example:

Code:

#!version:1.0.0.1

include:config <common.cfg>

include:config <$PN.cfg>

include:config <$MAC.cfg>

That will cause a phone to request:
a) common.cfg
b) [model number].cfg so a T46S for example would ask for T46S.cfg
c) then [MAC address].cfg

shane.caznet

jolouis