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well im seeing that you have to download the config files from polycom site. &nbsp;so i downloaded and actually found the cfg file that has the parameter that i need to adjust. &nbsp;but not sure where to go from there. &nbsp;not sure if i import the whole sip-interop.cfg file needs to be imported or if there is an easier way to add that one parameter
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pretty much how i did it, though polycom made it sound much more complicated
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have a new polycom vvx410 with the latest firmware and need to simply set a parameter to 1.<br />
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voIpProt.SIP.header.divers<wbr />ion.enable<wbr />=&quot;1&quot;<br />
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cant find the setting in the web interface, so i exported the SIP settings and its basically blank with no parameters set. &nbsp;guessing i need to add that code and reimport settings? &nbsp;if so how would the code go into the cfg file?<br />
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new to these phones and basically teaching myself as i go. &nbsp;TIA
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have a new polycom vvx410 with the latest firmware and need to simply set a parameter to 1.

voIpProt.SIP.header.diversion.enable="1"

cant find the setting in the web interface, so i exported the SIP settings and its basically blank with no parameters set.  guessing i need to add that code and reimport settings?  if so how would the code go into the cfg file?

new to these phones and basically teaching myself as i go.  TIA

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