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    Snom phones and Option 43

    DHCP and DNS
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      88fingerslukee last edited by

      Hi Everybody,

      I'd like to configure pfsense to give my snom phones a different TFTP (option 66) than the rest of the network.  I'm running 2.0.2

      Snom's wiki page:
      http://wiki.snom.com/Features/Auto_Provisioning/DHCP/Options

      I'm not sure how to provide the proper syntax and I can't find any documentation on this anywhere. 
      Can somebody please help me out here?  I'd be most appreciative.

      thanks!

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        thermo last edited by

        If your phones are on the same network as your computers then you cannot give them a different option to the computers. If this is problematic in your scenario then you should setup a separate voice vlan exclusively for your phones.

        But giving out the TFTP option is just a matter of entering the URL into the TFTP server field on the DHCP server options, in my case I have a vhost setup and the URL is simply http://snomconf.domain.lan

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          Reiner030 last edited by

          @thermo:

          If your phones are on the same network as your computers then you cannot give them a different option to the computers. If this is problematic in your scenario then you should setup a separate voice vlan exclusively for your phones.

          But 2.1.0 can do it this way … is only the question if such feature is risky enough to update from stable to beta ;)

          SNOM telephones can also request per Broadcast SIP configuration (also on wiki pages mentioned).... so done in Gemeinschaft 3.1.
          There is an init script: https://github.com/amooma/GS3/blob/master/etc/init.d/gs-sip-ua-config-responder
          which starts the daemon: https://github.com/amooma/GS3/blob/master/opt/gemeinschaft/sbin/gs-sip-ua-config-responder/gs-sip-ua-config-responder

          so you need only a little change in this daemon to get your data right in ;)

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