Network Locale
The Network locales allows the phone to play tones (ringing, busy etc.) native to the phone's country. To download locale packages you will first need to register for a login (free, at the time of writing) at open_in_browser www.cisco.com. Locale packages are selected from the Unified Communications Manager Endpoints Locale Installer link when downloading software.The combined network locale package is named
po-locale-combined_network-VERSION.cop.sgn or .cop.sha512, it contains the locales for every supported region. The name of the directory to download the network locale .xml file from in specified by <name> inside <networkLocaleInfo> in SEPMAC.cnf.xml.1. Convert the
.cop.sgn or .cop.sha512 to .tar.gz using the stripsgn script.file_download stripsgn (3.3K) event 09/06/2021 security SHA256:3c524c31ff938f7718a0edf83097323c25deecc98fec908aac35053a6ef081a2.
~/certutils-X.X$ ./stripsgn po-locale-combined_network-k3-X.X.X.1000-1.cop.sgn
2. Extract the archive.
~$ tar --extract --gzip --file po-locale-combined_network-k3-X.X.X.1000-1.cop
3. Extract the
.tar file that the archive contained.~$ tar --extract --file po-locale-combined_network-k3-X.X.X.1000-1.tar
4. Change into the directory containing the network locale for your region.
~$ cd usr/locale/cm/tftp/new_zealand
5. Copy the locale files into a country specific directory in
/var/lib/tftpboot. You can use any combination of letters, numbers and underscores for the country name.~/usr/locale/cm/tftp/new_zealand$ sudo cp g3-tones.xml g4-tones.xml /var/lib/tftpboot/new_zealand
Depending on the phone series, a different tones
.xml file is used.| g3-tones.xml | 6900, 7800, 7900, 8800 and 8900 series | g4-tones.xml | 9900 series |