Aastra 6757i park lot doesn't work (park does)

[robr]

So I followed Ward's document about setting up the best PIAF phones in the world and for the most part everything is working nicely. The one issue I'm having an issue with is the parking lot.

When I press park, the calling party hears music, the phone I pressed park on announces the line number where the call was placed. (over the handset, not the speakerphone as the article mentions, but not important)

when I press the Park Lot button (from the same phone) it says 'no parked calls on the platform'. However if I dial the number where the call was parked from the same phone (71), it reconnects.

I looked at the soft button config via a browser pointed at the phone and it's pointing to:
http://192.168.1.242/aastra/park.php

I go to that URL in a browser and it looks like it's doing what it should as it responds with:

This XML application works better when using an Aastra IP phone, not a web browser.See here for instructions and information.
Copyright Aastra Telecom 2007.

And the file park.php exists in /var/www/html/aastra

I'm not sure what to look at next since I can't really understand what's going on in that script. Any ideas? Much thanks!

 

[robr]

and one more issue has reared its head today.

The phone doesn't notify of voicemails. If you press the voicemail button, it will show the voicemails, but the indicator doesn't appear to be working.

And once you select the voicemail, nothing happens.

 

[robr]

Thanks for the tip. I'm running the most recent firmware. Hopefully the phones will let me downgrade.

 

[robr]

The latest 2.X is

• 6757i SIP (V2.6.0.2019 Patch, March 2011, zip) (English, 2.52 MB)

I'll give that a shot.

 

[robr]

I was unable to downgrade my firmware (the phones wouldn't accept older firmware), but was able to get what I needed to work by upgrading the Aastra XML scripts (which of course required updating PHP and a few other things). Then I had to edit the scripts to add back Asteridex and still allow one button VM retrieval without having to enter a password. So this turned into a 6 hour on site project on a Sunday night, but everyone seems to be happy this morning.