Auto-Provision W60P on FreeSWITCH

[Phoneperson]

Could someone please explain how to auto-provision my W60P on FS?

[dscope]

(08-24-2020 05:25 PM)Phoneperson Wrote:  Could someone please explain how to auto-provision my W60P on FS?

I'm using FusionPbx and would like to know as well.

Do you provision the base?

[Phoneperson]

This has been quite a few months. Is there any tech experts out there? Anyone from Yealink?

[complex1]

(01-02-2021 03:04 AM)Phoneperson Wrote:  This has been quite a few months. Is there any tech experts out there? Anyone from Yealink?

Hi,

I think you should post your question on the Freeswitch forum?

[Phoneperson]

Yes, I think you may be correct. Yealink people do not seem to know much about their phones.

[Yisroel_MongoTEL]

(03-06-2021 12:45 AM)Phoneperson Wrote:  Yes, I think you may be correct. Yealink people do not seem to know much about their phones.

Maybe they do, maybe they don't... But a question on how to do something on FS should go on the FS Forum because that's what you need help with.

If you question is how to configure a Yealink phone to auto-provision from ANY SERVER THAT IS SET UP PROPERLY, then Yealink Forums (or Yealink Support Ticket) would be the right place for it.

[Phoneperson]

Sure, the normal method of auto-provisioning would work for me. My description of my situation does not preclude that at all.

[Yisroel_MongoTEL]

(03-06-2021 01:39 AM)Phoneperson Wrote:  Sure, the normal method of auto-provisioning would work for me. My description of my situation does not preclude that at all.

So you have a provisioning server running with a config file and you're waiting for the phone to request the file. You're just wondering how to get the phone to request the file?

Otherwise (from the Yealink side of things) you can read the:
Yealink SIP IP Phones Auto Provisioning Guide_V83_11.pdf

And play around with the template:
Yealink_W60B_AutoProvisioning_Template_V85.zip

Both are available on the product page https://support.yealink.com/documentFron...mentId=206

[Phoneperson]

Sure, I've seen and read all of that, but there is no clear step-by-step guide in plain English.

Most software and hardware creators have no clue as to what the user needs.

[Yisroel_MongoTEL]

(03-06-2021 01:57 AM)Phoneperson Wrote:  Sure, I've seen and read all of that, but there is no clear step-by-step guide in plain English.

Most software and hardware creators have no clue as to what the user needs.

Yealink includes all the info.

The simplicity part is something that the PBX platform usually figures out. And that is why the question comes if something on the FS Forums.