asterisk users - Nov 2005 - Cisco 7905 sccp Hold and Message buttons

Hi all.
Two simple questions about Cisco 7905 on Asterisk using chan_sccp.
1) using both sccp firmware 5.0 and 6.1 I cannot put a call in hold,
because there's no Hold Button at all! Is there a way to configure
buttons? Perhaps through XML?

2) How can I configure Message button to dial my voicemail number (and
not default 8500)? I tried to enter the number into the messagesURL
element in SEP<mac_address>.cnf.xml, I also put it into sccp.conf, but
pushing Message always dials 8500.

Thank you,
_fangi_

Francesco Angi ha scritto:
>Two simple questions about Cisco 7905 on Asterisk using chan_sccp.
>1) using both sccp firmware 5.0 and 6.1 I cannot put a call in hold,
>because there's no Hold Button at all! Is there a way to configure
>  
>
The 7905 has an hard button for the hold stuff, the button is the one on 
the top of the button "1"
>element in SEP<mac_address>.cnf.xml, I also put it into sccp.conf, but
>pushing Message always dials 8500.
>  
>
vmnum = 123456

in the line section

Sergio

> Francesco Angi ha scritto:
 
>> Two simple questions about Cisco 7905 on Asterisk using chan_sccp.
>> 1) using both sccp firmware 5.0 and 6.1 I cannot put a call in hold,
>> because there's no Hold Button at all! Is there a way to configure

> The 7905 has an hard button for the hold stuff, the button is the one
on the top of the button "1"

It wasn't hard. Next time I'd rather read user guide first. But in SIP
there was a Hold button on display.
>> element in SEP<mac_address>.cnf.xml, I also put it into
sccp.conf,
but
>> pushing Message always dials 8500.

> vmnum = 123456
 
> in the line section
 

Set it on sccp.conf

 

 
> Sergio
 
Thanks,
_fangi_
 
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