JAO; Reviewed:
SPOC 7/23/2018
Solution & Interoperability Test Lab Application Notes
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6.3. Edit
000000000000.cfg
File
The
000000000000.cfg
file specifies which parameter settings take precedence. For
example, during the compliance test, the settings in the
<mac-address>-ext.cfg
files took
precedence over settings in the
site.cfg
file as shown below. Note that the file listed first for
the
CONFIG FILES
parameter takes precedence. The default settings were used for this file.
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<!-- *************************************************************************** -->
<!-- * Default Master SIP Configuration File for FLAT DEPLOYMENTS * -->
<!-- * * -->
<!-- * This file is read by every handset at boot to specify where to load its * -->
<!-- * software from (APP_FILE_PATH), to specfify the sequence in which to read* -->
<!-- * configuration files (CONFIG_FILES) and whether to store or retrieve * -->
<!-- * information in specific directories (server root by default) * -->
<!-- *************************************************************************** -->
<MASTER_CONFIG>
<!-- You can specify a path with subdirectories to specify the location of the handset
software. -->
<!-- See the Deployment Guide for more information about setting up subdirectories. --
>
<SOFTWARE
APP_FILE_PATH="slnk84xx.sip.ld"
/>
<!-- Information from files on the left overrules information from files to their
right -->
<!-- [PHONE_MAC_ADDRESS]dynamically gets replaced by that handset's MAC address -->
<!-- For FLAT DEPLOYMENT, create a <macaddress>-ext.cfg for each handset following
the -->
<!-- template provided in this directory -->
<CONFIGURATION
CONFIG_FILES="[PHONE_MAC_ADDRESS]-ext.cfg, site.cfg"
/>
<DIRECTORIES
LOG_FILE_DIRECTORY=""
OVERRIDES_DIRECTORY=""
CONTACTS_DIRECTORY=""
CALL_LISTS_DIRECTORY=""
/>
</MASTER_CONFIG>
