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<?xml version="1.0"?> <beroNetProvisioning> <!-- Created on 2016-09-16T02:43:00-06:00 --> <Config> <Update>yes</Update> <File> <Name>$FILENAME-1$</Name> <Contents> $FILECONTENT-1$ </Contents> </File> ... <File> <Name>$FILENAME-N$</Name> <Contents> $FILECONTENT-N$ </Contents> </File> </Config> </beroNetProvisioning> |
As you can see the XML-Format is simply a container for configuration files with a <name> and a <content> tag.
All current config-files for the 16.XX firmware are:
file | description | mandatory? |
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hardware.conf | hardware and module related settings, like TE/NT and Synchronization Port for ISDN Ports | always mandatory |
isgw.analog | contains the port groups and the group configuration for analog ports (FXS/FXO) | only if analog module present, otherwise emtpy |
isgw.cas | contains CAS groups and their configurations (T1 module) | only if T1 module is present and set into CAS mode |
isgw.causes | contains the ISDN causes to SIP response code map | always mandatory |
isgw.conf | contains general configuration settings like logging and pcm bridging | always mandatory |
isgw.cpt | call progress table for mapping SIP STATUS responses to ISDN STATUS Messages | mandatory but can be empty most times |
isgw.dialplan | Dialplan which connects the technologies and contains number rewriting rules | always mandatory |
isgw.gsm | contains GSM groups and their settings (GSM Module) | only if gsm module present, otherwise empty |
isgw.isdn | contains the ISDN BRI and PRI groups and their settings | only if ISDN module present, otherwise empty |
isgw.sip | contains the SIP Accounts and their configurations | only if SIP is used, general part should be provided always |
isgw.tdm | contains the tdm timeslot configuration | always mandatory and depending on module combination, should be configured manually and then stored for each combination |
misc.conf | contains several system related settings like network, snmp and cloud | always mandatory |
network.acl | contains the firewall rules | always mandatory |