I have learned the hard way that using old configs with new firmware is
asking for trouble. It is much better to keep your custom configurations
in a MAC specific overrides file and replace the sip.cfg and phone1.cfg
files completely.
This doesn't guarantee that you won't have problems, but it's a lot
easier to troubleshoot an overrides file with a dozen items in it than
to sift through big, customized sip.cfg files.
Where can I find documentation on how to setup an override file using
the phone's MAC? I see a (MAC)-phone.cfg file the phone uploads has
something about overrides in it, but it looks like settings that the
phone re-reads...
Any help appreciated! Thanks.
-Kenneth
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