30,000 Microseconds = 0.03 Seconds. Longer timeout reduces the CPU. If the timeout is too long then the Status -> SIP STATUS page will take longer to load.
* Added two new minor hardware revisions, the CP925 and T42U, and added the voice.tone.country = {} to all templates, previously missing on most
* Minor typo from a wrong window issue, and removing the commented examples for easier grepping
* Update deprecated sip profile params
Parameter names have changed. See here: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Sofia+Configuration+Files
When starting a profile, the following warnings would appear:
[WARNING] sofia.c:5332 rtp-hold-timeout-sec deprecated use media_hold_timeout variable.
[WARNING] sofia.c:5325 rtp-timeout-sec deprecated use media_timeout variable.
Updating the parameters fixes the issue.
* Update external.xml.noload
Co-authored-by: FusionPBX <markjcrane@gmail.com>
* Update deprecated sip profile params
Parameter names have changed. See here: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Sofia+Configuration+Files
When starting a profile, the following warnings would appear:
[WARNING] sofia.c:5332 rtp-hold-timeout-sec deprecated use media_hold_timeout variable.
[WARNING] sofia.c:5325 rtp-timeout-sec deprecated use media_timeout variable.
Updating the parameters fixes the issue.
* Update external-ipv6.xml.noload
Co-authored-by: FusionPBX <markjcrane@gmail.com>
* Update deprecated sip profile params
Parameter names have changed. See here: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Sofia+Configuration+Files
When starting a profile, the following warnings would appear:
[WARNING] sofia.c:5332 rtp-hold-timeout-sec deprecated use media_hold_timeout variable.
[WARNING] sofia.c:5325 rtp-timeout-sec deprecated use media_timeout variable.
Updating the parameters fixes the issue.
* Update internal-ipv6.xml.noload
Co-authored-by: FusionPBX <markjcrane@gmail.com>
* Update deprecated sip profile params
Parameter names have changed. See here: https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/Sofia+Configuration+Files
When starting a profile, the following warnings would appear:
[WARNING] sofia.c:5332 rtp-hold-timeout-sec deprecated use media_hold_timeout variable.
[WARNING] sofia.c:5325 rtp-timeout-sec deprecated use media_timeout variable.
Updating the parameters fixes the issue.
* Update internal.xml.noload
Co-authored-by: FusionPBX <markjcrane@gmail.com>
This should be paired with a default setting to match. it controls the behavior of the headset if you make a call while it is connected. by default (0), yealink phones will not connect the call via the headset. if you set it to 1, the phone will immediately start using the headset for the call, instead of requiring you to press the headset button after dialing.
This should be paired with a default setting to match. it controls the behavior of the headset if you make a call while it is connected. by default (0), yealink phones will not connect the call via the headset. if you set it to 1, the phone will immediately start using the headset for the call, instead of requiring you to press the headset button after dialing.
This should be paired with a default setting to match. it controls the behavior of the headset if you make a call while it is connected. by default (0), yealink phones will not connect the call via the headset. if you set it to 1, the phone will immediately start using the headset for the call, instead of requiring you to press the headset button after dialing.
This should be paired with a default setting to match. it controls the behavior of the headset if you make a call while it is connected. by default (0), yealink phones will not connect the call via the headset. if you set it to 1, the phone will immediately start using the headset for the call, instead of requiring you to press the headset button after dialing.
This should be paired with a default setting to match. it controls the behavior of the headset if you make a call while it is connected. by default (0), yealink phones will not connect the call via the headset. if you set it to 1, the phone will immediately start using the headset for the call, instead of requiring you to press the headset button after dialing.
This should be paired with a default setting to match. it controls the behavior of the headset if you make a call while it is connected. by default (0), yealink phones will not connect the call via the headset. if you set it to 1, the phone will immediately start using the headset for the call, instead of requiring you to press the headset button after dialing.
This should be paired with a default setting to match. it controls the behavior of the headset if you make a call while it is connected. by default (0), yealink phones will not connect the call via the headset. if you set it to 1, the phone will immediately start using the headset for the call, instead of requiring you to press the headset button after dialing.