Cisco SIP IP Phone model 3905 is supported to be provisioned by 3cx?

[Daniel Sobrinho]

Hi team,

Does anybody knows something like that?
Cisco SIP IP Phone 3905 is a entry level phones models.

Best regards,
Daniel

 

[leejor]

It's not in the list of "officially" supported sets, which means there will not be an off-the-rack template.

https://www.3cx.com/sip-phones/

This does not prevent you from possible modifying a template for a similar model, if that will work.

You will still not have a supported set, and will be reminded of that.

You could ask for the set to be supported support in the Ideas forum.

There may also be a good reason that it is not supported...popularity, or something else.

 

[Daniel Sobrinho]

Hi @leejor

Could you check if the template configuration is okay or if I forgot something?

 

[leejor]

I have not used the 3905, only the 796X and 794Xseries, and that was several years ago. I haven't touched them since. Since the 79XX sets were supported at the time, I took the "standard" provisioning file created by 3CX, then modified it to add additional line keys, and then created a dialplan based on examples i found on other sites (including Cisco's), and my own needs. I cam across a number of template examples on sites advising on how to use the sets on "other" SIP based PBXs.

It is best not to post any provisioning files on-line if they contain passwords or other information that can be used to compromise your system

I'm assuming that the set has a SIP load that will work with 3Cx (or Asterisk), and not just a Cisco Call Manager system.

 

[leejor]

This gives some information on the XML for the 7961. Your set may be a bit more simple. The field names are probably the same or similar.

https://www.voip-info.org/asterisk-phone-cisco-79x1-xml-configuration-files-for-sip/