Answer

The phone can resync the settings with the setting server if it receives a message like this:

NOTIFY sip:<user>@<dsthost> SIP/2.0
To: sip:<user>@<dsthost>
From: sip:sipsak@<srchost>
CSeq: 10 NOTIFY
Call-ID: 1234@<srchost>
Event: check-sync;reboot=false

where

• <user> = Valid SIP account (identity)
• <dsthost> = phone's IP Address / Domain Name
• <srchost> = Host IP Address / Domain Name

If reboot is set to

• false --> the phone will just request (check-sync) the Setting File from the Auto Provisioning Server again
• true --> the phone will reboot and request the Setting File from the Auto Provisioning Server
• reregister-only --> the phone will renew it's SIP registrations and subscriptions, but will not reboot and not request the Setting File from the Auto Provisioning Server
• factory-reset --> the phone will do a factory reset and then reboot (option available starting with version 10.1.37.1)
• if the reboot parameter is not present --> reboot=true will be assumed - the phone will reboot and request the Setting File from the Auto Provisioning Server

Example using sipsak

1. Configure these settings on the phone´s web interface:

• Support broken Registrar to "on"
• Filter Packets from Registrar to "off"
• Network identity (port): 5060

2. Run sipsak :

sipsak -vvv -G -s sip:<user>@<dsthost> -H <srchost> -f <file>

where:

• <user> = Valid SIP account (identity)
• <srchost> = Host IP Address / Domain Name
• <file> = ASCII text file with the NOTIFY SIP message (see above)
  
  

Note: if you wish to use authentication for the check-sync requests and enable setting challenge_checksync, you can add parameter -a and the SIP password. Example:

sipsak -vvv -G -s sip:340899@192.168.137.181 -H 192.168.137.1 -f checksync_file -a 1234

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