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Auto-provisioning with Asterisk and ST2030 Technicolor/Thomson phones
0An introduction to the ST2030
The ST2030 is one of the few SIP phones distributed by Thomson (now changed name to Technicolor). In fact there are only 2 models: the ST2020, and the ST2030, and also a new one, the TB30, which is the successor to the ST2030. The ST2030 is supposed to have an End-of-Life set to the end of this year (2010), but I read that its EOL has been extended to the end of 2012.
In my personal experience, I think the ST2030 has the best price/functionalities/quality ratio. It has features like:
- PoE (Power over Ethernet).
- Headphone plug with a button on the phone to pickup with the headphone (or if you have a compatible headphone, pickup directly with a button on the headphone).
- XML based Directory support, that you can interface with a remote HTTP server.
- 4 differents lines/profiles (but not at the same time).
- BLF (Busy Lamp Fields) to monitor other’s phone status (if they are using their phone, and even possibility to intercept a call).
- Full compatibilty with Asterisk (tested on Asterisk 1.6+ and 1.8+).
- Auto-provisioning with support for TFTP but also for HTTP/HTTPS, which simplifies quite a lot the provisioning configuration.
In this document, we’ll see the auto-provisioning process through DHCP+HTTP.
How to automatically run a script after inserting a USB device on Ubuntu?
3Here’s the setup: you have a computer which has a SD port (small memory cards, mostly used in cameras, phones, etc.). You want to get all of your photos from that card automatically as soon as you insert your card (may be a USB key as well), that is, run a script which will search for all of your photos, and copy them to a local directory.
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