Yealink W60B DECT Base Station - Black

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They too tried and tried, and pretty much tested everything from my haemoglobin levels through to me broadband. The Yealink W60B DECT IP base station supports efficient provisioning and effortless mass deployment with Yealink’s Redirection and Provisioning Service (RPS) and Boot mechanism to help you realize the Zero Touch Provisioning without any complex manual settings, which makes it simple to deploy, easy to maintain and upgrade, saving even more time and IT costs for businesses. Whats in the Box? NOTE: Do not unplug or remove power to the phone while it is updating firmware and configurations. ¶ Registering phone Clip the Base Stand onto the Base Station to allow it to stand up, or use screws drilled 59mm apart to mount onto a wall. Compact as it is, the Yealink W60B DECT Base works seamlessly with the entire Yealink DECT handset range and repeater.

This chapter describes how to use a DNS SRV record which specifies the location of the PBXware. NOTE: Your DNS Server needs to be configured correctly for this to work. Bicom Systems can provide service to set up this for you. The base station is what is provisioned by 3CX and registers via SIP to 3CX. The handset registers or pairs to the base station via DECT. Then you associate a handset with a line which is one of the SIP accounts provisioned on the base station: Connect the ethernet cable between the Internet port on the phone and the network port on a router or switch to access LAN. Speakerphones – Conference calls are no longer just the domain of boardroom’s with Yealink’s range of speakerphones, designed to provide crystal clear conference calling on the move. Yealink speakerphones are the ideal solution for multi-party calls where infrastructure is limited or there are no fixed boardrooms available. These devices can be used with a wide range of applications and connect simply to your PC/Laptop or mobile device via USB or Bluetooth. Multi-boardroom environments can also save significant costs by simply purchasing a few devices and deploying them on an as needed basis. Join conference calls from anywhere without compromise with Yealink’s speakerphones. I think you are missing this step in the guide for actually putting the URL into the base station and you're going straight to the part about registering a handset to the base station:

Choose what server type you intend to use: HTTP, HTTPS and Trivial FTP. NOTE: Our recommendation is to use the HTTP.

Both BT Cloud Voice and BT Cloud Phone portals include facilities to add or delete new devices (licences) and no doubt there is an assumption someone is actively managing them. The issue may arise though on SME with a small number of lines, sending out preconfigured kit and people simply using the pre-setup or express setup. Ok either your network is more complex then you describe, or you (and your head of IT) are really not understanding how 3CX is architected.. The standard for most firewalls is to deny all new inbound traffic, allow all outbound traffic, and to allow any inbound traffic in response to outbound traffic. Since all the phone and SBC traffic is outbound or inbound in response to outbound traffic you do NOT need any port forwarding, assuming your previous statements are correct. The SBC and the phone should be on the same LAN, thus the firewall should not be seeing any traffic between them, and thus no port forward. And the SBC has nothing listening on port 5001 since that is the web administration port for 3CX which is in GCP according to you. If you do not have a simple network then you need to describe or provide a network diagram. By simple I mean this:

Once the handset displays the time and handset number, it is connected. To test that it's connected, press the Hands Free Speak button. If you hear dial tone, the phone is connected. Adding Handsets This Configuration Guide is written as general guide on how to configure the Yealink phone model W60B to work with PBXware 4.1. ¶ Video Tutorial

The Yealink W60P Wireless DECT IP Phone is a premium phone designed with robust hardware, ideal for businesses that require greater capability to handle a heavy call load. Now these are the errors (using Level = ERR) i can see in the log file,but I don't know what to do about them, perhaps you can help? (see attachment)Press ▲ or ▼ to highlight the desired forwarding type (Always, Busy or No Answer) and then press the OK soft key. This chapter describes how to identify Yealink phone model, requirements that must be met and how to register the phone using manual configuration or auto provisioning.