First, the process for becoming a registered VAR or Reseller for those linksys products is pretty straight forward and really is just a matter of filling out the forms so in your case it might be worth doing.
To answer your question; A config file would look like this: <flat-profile> <Time_Zone>GMT-06:00 </Time_Zone> <Reg_Retry_Intvl>15 </Reg_Retry_Intvl> <Resync_Error_Retry_Delay>600 </Resync_Error_Retry_Delay> <Resync_Periodic> 3600 </Resync_Periodic> <GPP_C>PAP2T </GPP_C> </flat-profile> The parameters are generally named just as they appear in the html configuration page but with underscores instead of spaces. So in your case I'm guessing something like: <Ring_Waveform> Trapezoid </Ring_Waveform> If this is specific to a particular line then you append the line with underscores such as: <Ring_Waveform_1_> Trapezoid </Ring_Waveform_1_> I'm not familiar with this particular setting so please don't take the above example as being a working example. A working example would be: <flat-profile> <User_ID_1_>2041234567x1 </User_ID_1_> <Password_1_>thepassword </Password_1_> </flat-profile> If you make any mistake in the profile the device will ignore the entire file. One setting I highly recommend using is: <Syslog_Server>192.168.1.50 </Syslog_Server> (obviously use your own syslog server's IP). That way the device will log what its doing and you can easily see if there is an error in the config file (it will log that as a message). John On Wed, 2006-08-23 at 09:23 -0400, Ian Service wrote: > I just purchased a couple of PAP2Ts and they configured just fine > using the provisioning system I built except they won't ring by > default. Under Regional, I need to change the Ring Waveform setting > to Trapezoid and then they rang just fine. The only problem is, I > don't have an XML config file for the PAP2T so I can't get that > setting to be assigned to the unit at boot and manually adding > Ring_Waveform to my settings doesn't seem to work either. > > I emailed Linksys support but they're giving me the old; we're not > going to help you unless you're a VAR, contact your VoIP provider. > (Newsflash: Would I have built a provisioning system for multiple > units if I wasn't a provider?) > > Does anyone have a default PAP2[T] XML file? > > Thanks, > > - Ian
