list registered" will show you the IP address of each phone. The only way to see the MAC address of each phone is to "staus station xxxx", the MAC address will be on one of the later pages.
If you have access to the DHCP server, that is a far easier way to see all of the MAC address's for each phone...
Best way is to set up a subscription server for the phones to register to. When phone boots it calls the web page of the subscription server programmed in the 46xxsettings.txt file and passed ext, ip, mac, and set type. Makes a good starting point for push application.
I use Tomcat and JSP with PostgreSQL running on an old Win2K machine. You can also run a re-subscribe to validate which phones are still active.
See the LAN admin guide and programmers guide. I have general process document if you need guidance.
I have similar configuration as jimbojimbo (PHP & MSSQL). In the subscription table i see a few phones every day. When exactly does the phone subscribe? Just when restarting (power outage, link down) or within dhcp release or another states?
The phone subscribes to the subscription server after it starts up, receives the 46xxsettings.txt script and logs into the PBX. You can send the phone a push message that tells it to again subscribe to the server(s). A resubscribe is a good way to keep track of active versus inactive extensions.
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