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 ==== Provisioning Older Linksys Phones ==== ==== Provisioning Older Linksys Phones ====
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 [SPA-901, SPA-921, SPA-922, SPA-941, SPA-942, SPA-962, SPA-962, SPA-932] [SPA-901, SPA-921, SPA-922, SPA-941, SPA-942, SPA-962, SPA-962, SPA-932]
  
-1. Download Linksys Provisioning template "{{3cx:linksys_prov:linksys.ph.zip|linksys.ph.xml}}"\\ +1. Download Linksys Provisioning template {{downloads:linksys.ph.zip}}\\ 
-2. Unzip the template to 3CX template folder **(C:\ProgramData\3CX\Data\Http\Templates\phones)**\\ +2. Unzip the template to 3CX template folder **(C:\ProgramData\3CX\Data\Http\Templates\phones)** \\ 
-3. Edit line\\ +3. Edit line 
-  <Profile_Rule group="Provisioning/Configuration_Profile">http://%%pbx_ip%%:%%pbx_http_port%%/provisioning/qy71lmmsil/$MA.xml</Profile_Rule>\\+ 
 +<code> 
 +<Profile_Rule group="Provisioning/Configuration_Profile">http://pbx_ip:pbx_http_port/provisioning/qy71lmmsil/$MA.xml</Profile_Rule> 
 +</code> 
 with the real name of provisioning folder from your PBX (**qy71lmmsil**)\\ with the real name of provisioning folder from your PBX (**qy71lmmsil**)\\
-4. On your PBX - Extensions - Phone provisioning - enter the phone MAC address and choose the phone model +4. On your PBX - Extensions - Phone provisioning - enter the phone MAC address and choose the phone model 5. Click "OK" and the configuration file will be created\\
-5. Click "OK" and the configuration file will be created\\+
 6. Find the IP address of your phone and connect to GUI\\ 6. Find the IP address of your phone and connect to GUI\\
-{{:3cx:linksys_prov:1.png?nolink|}}\\+{{:3cx:linksys_prov:1.png?direct&}}\\
 7. Click "Admin Login"\\ 7. Click "Admin Login"\\
-{{:3cx:linksys_prov:2.png?nolink|}}\\+{{:3cx:linksys_prov:2.png?nolink&}}\\
 8. Click "Advanced"\\ 8. Click "Advanced"\\
-{{:3cx:linksys_prov:3.png?nolink|}}\\+{{:3cx:linksys_prov:3.png?nolink&}}\\
 9. Click "Provisioning"\\ 9. Click "Provisioning"\\
-{{:3cx:linksys_prov:4.png?nolink|}}\\+{{:3cx:linksys_prov:4.png?nolink&}}\\
 7. Edit "Profile rule" with real path of provisioning folder\\ 7. Edit "Profile rule" with real path of provisioning folder\\
-10. Save the configuration...\\+10. Save the configuration…\\
 11. One annoying thing with configuring Linksys or Cisco SPA VOIP phones remotely is that web\\ 11. One annoying thing with configuring Linksys or Cisco SPA VOIP phones remotely is that web\\
 administration interface doesn't have option to reboot the phone. There is a little trick which\\ administration interface doesn't have option to reboot the phone. There is a little trick which\\
-allows to do exactly this though. Simply add /admin/reboot to the phone's IP in web URL \\+allows to do exactly this though. Simply add /admin/reboot to the phone's IP in web URL\\
 (e.g. <nowiki>http://192.168.0.51/admin/reboot</nowiki>)\\ (e.g. <nowiki>http://192.168.0.51/admin/reboot</nowiki>)\\
 and providing there are no active calls, phone will reboot.\\ and providing there are no active calls, phone will reboot.\\
-12. During reboot, the phone will load created configuration file and "Connection Status" will change to green\\ +12. During reboot, the phone will load created configuration file and "Connection Status" will change to green
  
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