On 08/16/2013 02:34 PM, Ken Rice wrote:
> I’ve never found polycoms hard to debug or configure, you just need to
> set up a proper boot server for them... Once you do that, the configs
> are straight forward, and it’ll actually logs back to that server...

Compared to other brands Polycom sure could make it easier to configure
their phones. The zillion (sub-sub-sub-sub-)xml options, (afaik) lack of
a good xml editor that can handle the Polycom xml files on Linux and a
500 page admin guide don't really scream easy. The bootserver is easy,
IMHO an advanced configuration with a lot of features not so much.

Perhaps it's an idea to do a few "How to become a Polycom config master"
sessions during the weekly conf call with video showing the steps to
configure a Polycom phone with basic, advanced and very advanced configs?

Regards,
Patrick

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