tftp and phone reboot, as I've done thousands of times.
But it doesn't seem to work, the user can still change the volume at will.
What am I doing wrong?
SnomGianmaria Tononi
Jun 20, 2025
The parameter doesn't have any index as described here vol_ringer
Not sure where the idx="1" was brought in from, maybe a different parameter, but it doesn't work with the phone of course
Try to download the XML file from your phone, change the parameter's permission flag and upload it on the phone's web interface again
If it doesn't work it may be that there is some provisioning messing this operation up: we would need to take a deeper look in a private ticket, if you're a Snom partner you can raise a ticket yourself
If you aren't a Snom partner you need to speak with a Snom partner with experience in installing our devices for third parties, our sales team can point you towards one https://www.snom.com/en/contact/contact-person/
End userDaniele Brunengo
Jun 20, 2025
I have actually tried without the idx before adding it. It's all done via provisioning with tftp. I didn't use the web interface, I always use provisioning. I'll check the xml on the web interface.
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SnomGianmaria Tononi
Jun 13, 2025Hi,
It's not possible to disable a button no, but you can configure the volume parameter with a "read only" permission flag
Permission Flags
vol_ringer
That way the user can't change the ringtone volume as the parameter cannot be modified
That can be done via provisioning or uploading the configuration file with the correct permission flag
Thank you
End userDaniele Brunengo
Jun 13, 2025I'll try that, very interesting, thanks.
End userDaniele Brunengo
Jun 19, 2025I tried that out. I used this:
<phone-settings e="2">
<vol_ringer idx="1" perm="R">15</vol_ringer>
</phone-settings>
tftp and phone reboot, as I've done thousands of times.
But it doesn't seem to work, the user can still change the volume at will.
What am I doing wrong?
SnomGianmaria Tononi
Jun 20, 2025The parameter doesn't have any index as described here vol_ringer
Not sure where the idx="1" was brought in from, maybe a different parameter, but it doesn't work with the phone of course
Try to download the XML file from your phone, change the parameter's permission flag and upload it on the phone's web interface again
If it doesn't work it may be that there is some provisioning messing this operation up: we would need to take a deeper look in a private ticket, if you're a Snom partner you can raise a ticket yourself
If you aren't a Snom partner you need to speak with a Snom partner with experience in installing our devices for third parties, our sales team can point you towards one https://www.snom.com/en/contact/contact-person/
End userDaniele Brunengo
Jun 20, 2025I have actually tried without the idx before adding it. It's all done via provisioning with tftp. I didn't use the web interface, I always use provisioning. I'll check the xml on the web interface.