The resellers used to do it manually and charged $1 a phone, which is why I think adoption stalled. Plus documentation is horrible. Once you are in the portal its pretty obvious what can be done.
I have linked my GUI so that when you add a phone's mac address to my service it uses Yealink API to automatically configured RPS.
Poking around for a more flexible helpdesk/asset tracking system. Remembered this thread. Struck SolarWinds off the list.
I think we might be using them for something else but I'm not comfortable with giving them any more money after reading this thread.
I wouldn't do business with them in any capacity at this point. Ever.
I know there have been tools in the past to remove local drives from remote access users visual/access space, but it's been ages, so I don't recall them at this time.
Windows SteadyState
How does SteadyState remove the local drives from the view of the user? It's my understanding that SteadState locked the drive so users can't write to them.. doesn't mean they can't see them.
I believe there were two options. One of them was only hiding the drives. And other option could affect certain applications from working correctly. There was a DeepFreeze like options where you could still allow updates.
Per FreePBX developer I believe Yealink hasn't been quick to follow up on compatibility testing with FreePBX releases. This was a response I got on the FreePBX forums.
Have had different transfer issues myself when using FreePBX where you would transfer and the call would ring back (with no one there) wherever the extension transferred to was not picking up the call, instead of going to voicemail.
That specific issue is PJSIP only and has a known solution. I posted it. You have to use a config file to set it though. It does not have a setting in the GUI.
