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=Snom 3xx Range= |
=Snom 3xx Range= |
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[[file:Snom370.png|border|ALT=Snom 3xx]] |
[[file:Snom370.png|border|ALT=Snom 3xx]] |
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Snom have a range of phones in their '3' series |
Snom have a range of phones in their '3' series. |
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==Phones and Versions Tested== |
==Phones and Versions Tested== |
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!colspan="3"|SNOM D3xx |
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|D305 |
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|D315 |
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|D345 |
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|D375 |
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IPv6 support is listed on the specification pages for the D315, the D345 and the D375. Firmware 8.9.x.x can |
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be configured with IPv6, but the phone prefers to use IPv4. As of firmware 10.1.x.x one can specify to prefer IPv6. |
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=== Older models === |
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|[[IPv6]] Support |
|[[IPv6]] Support |
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|Yes, with firmware 10.1.x.x |
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Apart from the 'Identity' settings, no additional configuration is required. |
Apart from the 'Identity' settings, no additional configuration is required. |
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See: [[SNOM Find IP Address]] if you're unsure how to access the web interface. |
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|Your Password |
|Your Password |
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|Prioritise PBX number lookup |
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|Other Settings |
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|off (see Notes below) |
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|As default |
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|Optional: Call Waiting |
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|Disable |
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|Optional: Use Outbound (Helps with transferring, see notes below) |
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|Enable |
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===Ports=== |
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The default SIP port seems to be UDP port 2048, and the default RTP port range is very wide (49152 - 65534). For firewalling reasons you might wish to change the SIP port to 5060, and the RTP port range to be narrower. Both are set on the same page - ''Settings'', ''Advanced'', ''SIP/RTP'': |
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''SIP:'', ''Network identity (port)'' set to 5060. |
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''RTP/RTCP:'', ''Dynamic RTP port start:'' set to e.g. 5000, ''Dynamic RTP port stop:'' set to e.g. 5098. |
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==Other (possibly) useful settings== |
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*Turn off Call Waiting, the default is On. - Advanced - Audio - Call Waiting Indication |
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*Turn off U.S. date format - In Preferences |
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*Turn off Advertisement - In Preferences |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| ⚫ | *'''Directory Name not being shown?''' A couple of times we've noticed that the Directory does not display the Name when that number calls in. Try turning off '[https://service.snom.com/display/wiki/prioritise_pbx_number_lookup prioritise pbx number lookup]' - This setting is found on the Snom web pages under Advanced - Behaviour. This setting means the phone will use the Name in the Directory rather than the Name given in the SIP messages when the call is sent to the phone. |
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*Snom did make available [[IPv6]] firmware, but this was buggy and no longer available, and Snom say that [[IPv6]] will not be supported on the 3xx range. |
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*We have a page about [[SNOM Firmware Updates]] |
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| ⚫ | *'''Directory Name not being shown?''' A couple of times we've noticed that the Directory does not display the Name when that number calls in. Try turning off '[ |
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*We've had occasional reports of call transfers failing. If this happens it's worth trying the "'''use outbound'''" setting from ''Advanced - SIP/RTP (Tab) - SIP(Section): Use Outbound''. See the [https://service.snom.com/display/wiki/offer_outbound Snom documentation] for more information. |
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==Firewall & Security== |
==Firewall & Security== |
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*You will also want to set up firewall rules, as per the [[VoIP Firewall]] page. |
*You will also want to set up firewall rules, as per the [[VoIP Firewall]] page. |
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*Also see the [[VoIP Security]] page for information about securing your VoIP service. |
*Also see the [[VoIP Security]] page for information about securing your VoIP service. |
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*We have a page about [[SNOM Firmware Updates]] |
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==Factory Reset SNOM 3xx== |
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Since firmware version 8.7.3.7 on the snom 3xx series it is possible to reset the phone using the key pad by pressing the following key sequence: |
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* Volume Up * Volume Down # |
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This is useful if you have lost the admin password or have lost the PIN etc., and this is much easier than the alternative way using TFTP to reset the phone. |
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==Problems setting the time== |
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Setting the time can be a bit tricky. The Snom will overwrite the NTP server with any 'time' option set in DHCP. For example, the FireBrick [by default] will set its own IP as the 'time' over DHCP. This will result in a situation where rebooting the Snom will cause it to overwrite the NTP server with the IP of the FireBrick! |
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You will need to specify this value manually in the FireBrick. Interestingly, it ignores the 'ntp' option. |
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If your DHCP server does not have the time option set, then you should have no problems setting the time manually in the Snoms web interface. You will also need to ensure that the DNS servers are set correctly if you are specifying a hostname for NTP. |
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[[Category:VoIP |
[[Category:VoIP Phones|Snom 3xx]] |
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[[Category:VoIP Phones]] |
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Latest revision as of 19:07, 21 December 2021
Snom 3xx Range
Snom have a range of phones in their '3' series.
Phones and Versions Tested
| SNOM D3xx | ||
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| Model | Version | Notes |
| D305 | ||
| D315 | 10.1.57.14 | |
| D345 | ||
| D375 | ||
IPv6 support is listed on the specification pages for the D315, the D345 and the D375. Firmware 8.9.x.x can be configured with IPv6, but the phone prefers to use IPv4. As of firmware 10.1.x.x one can specify to prefer IPv6.
Older models
| SNOM 3xx Versions tested | ||
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| Model | Version | Notes |
| 320 | 8.7.5.35 | |
| 360 | 8.7.3.19 | |
| 360 | 8.2.35 | |
| 370 | 8.4.35 | |
| 370 | 8.7.3.19 | |
| 370 | 8.7.4.7a | |
| Feature Notes | |
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| Supports 302 Redirect | Yes |
| Tested on FireBrick SIP Server | Yes |
| IPv6 Support | Yes, with firmware 10.1.x.x |
Configuration
Apart from the 'Identity' settings, no additional configuration is required.
See: SNOM Find IP Address if you're unsure how to access the web interface.
| SNOM 3xx Identity Settings | |
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| Setting | Value |
| Identity active | on |
| Account | Your Number +44 |
| Registrar | voiceless.aa.net.uk |
| Outbound Proxy | Leave Empty |
| Authentication Name | Your Number +44 |
| Password | Your Password |
| Prioritise PBX number lookup | off (see Notes below) |
| Optional: Call Waiting | Disable |
| Optional: Use Outbound (Helps with transferring, see notes below) | Enable |
Ports
The default SIP port seems to be UDP port 2048, and the default RTP port range is very wide (49152 - 65534). For firewalling reasons you might wish to change the SIP port to 5060, and the RTP port range to be narrower. Both are set on the same page - Settings, Advanced, SIP/RTP:
SIP:, Network identity (port) set to 5060.
RTP/RTCP:, Dynamic RTP port start: set to e.g. 5000, Dynamic RTP port stop: set to e.g. 5098.
Other (possibly) useful settings
- Turn off Call Waiting, the default is On. - Advanced - Audio - Call Waiting Indication
- Turn off U.S. date format - In Preferences
- Turn off Advertisement - In Preferences
Notes
- Directory Name not being shown? A couple of times we've noticed that the Directory does not display the Name when that number calls in. Try turning off 'prioritise pbx number lookup' - This setting is found on the Snom web pages under Advanced - Behaviour. This setting means the phone will use the Name in the Directory rather than the Name given in the SIP messages when the call is sent to the phone.
- We have a page about SNOM Firmware Updates
- We've had occasional reports of call transfers failing. If this happens it's worth trying the "use outbound" setting from Advanced - SIP/RTP (Tab) - SIP(Section): Use Outbound. See the Snom documentation for more information.
Firewall & Security
- You will also want to set up firewall rules, as per the VoIP Firewall page.
- Also see the VoIP Security page for information about securing your VoIP service.
- We have a page about SNOM Firmware Updates
Factory Reset SNOM 3xx
Since firmware version 8.7.3.7 on the snom 3xx series it is possible to reset the phone using the key pad by pressing the following key sequence:
* Volume Up * Volume Down #
This is useful if you have lost the admin password or have lost the PIN etc., and this is much easier than the alternative way using TFTP to reset the phone.
Problems setting the time
Setting the time can be a bit tricky. The Snom will overwrite the NTP server with any 'time' option set in DHCP. For example, the FireBrick [by default] will set its own IP as the 'time' over DHCP. This will result in a situation where rebooting the Snom will cause it to overwrite the NTP server with the IP of the FireBrick!
You will need to specify this value manually in the FireBrick. Interestingly, it ignores the 'ntp' option.
If your DHCP server does not have the time option set, then you should have no problems setting the time manually in the Snoms web interface. You will also need to ensure that the DNS servers are set correctly if you are specifying a hostname for NTP.