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...k in all required scenarios. I tracked the traffic with wireshark. To demonstrate: Start from a D40 phone, factory resetted. The asterisk server starts with DPMA loaded but with a zero-bytes conf. Write a valid configuration that includes the phone. On Asterisk: module reload res_digium_phone.so ; digium_phones reconfigure all ; sip notify CHECKSYNC $PHONE_IP (this makes the phone re-query the network in this one time) (phone gets reconfigured and registers the SIP accounts) Now, remove the phone section, but keep all other sections intact. On Asterisk: module reload res_digium_phone.so ; digium_phones re...

...usly unconfigured Digium phones to query the net for the DPMA server. How? I would rather not physically locate and reset every single phone (all 100 of them, to cite a random number). I want a way to remotely force the phones to re-query the net and discover the configured DPMA server. The "digium_phones reconfigure all" would work for this, except that it needs an existing DPMA session, and there is none, since I configured the server for the first time. However, since I know the IP addresses of the phones, I could send some kind of notification to the phones. But I do not know which one. F...

...straight. Now, I did a very basic res_digium_phone.conf file: [general] service_discovery_enabled=no service_name=Asterisk server registration_address=asterisk_ip registration_port=5060 userlist_auth=globalpin config_auth=globalpin globalpin=1234 config_auth=disabled file_directory=/etc/asterisk/digium_phones [network] type=network alias=home cird=0.0.0.0/0 registration_address=asterisk_ip registration_port=5060 [Home_phone] type=phone full_name=Mr Sandman line=D70 ; this is the phone name I have in my sip.conf [D70] ; phone name I have in sip.conf type=line line_label=Line 01 exten=D70 ; phone name...