asterisk users - Jan 2006 - Cisco phone issue

I am working on adding three older Cisco phones to *, two 12SPs and one
30VIP.  One of the 12SPs (griffin) and the 30VIP (scott) is booting
correctly and I have dial tone.  The other 12sp starts up, then I get a
message on the display stating Requesting Load ID, then it reboots.  I
am not sure why this is occurring.  The phone does was working on a CCM
installation not long ago.  Below is the skinny.conf file.  Anyone seen
this issue?

;
; Skinny Configuration for Asterisk
;
[general]
port = 2000 		; Port to bind to, default tcp/2000
bindaddr = 192.168.1.51	; Address to bind to
dateFormat = M-D-Y      ; M,D,Y in any order (5 chars max)
keepAlive = 120		
allow = all
; disallow = 


; Typical config for 12SP+
[griffin]
device=SEP0010EB002A64
model=12SP
version=P00203010100
context=from-internal
line => 1234

[emma]
device=SEP00306409C932
model=12SP
version=P00203010100
context=from-internal
line => 1500

[scott]
device=SEP0010EB0013DF
model=30VIP
version=P00203010100
context=from-internal
line => 2000

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have you tried to parse the traffic what phone is requesting from your 
tftp-server ?
maybe you get a hint where

asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com wrote on 05.01.2006 03:21:07:
> I am working on adding three older Cisco phones to *, two 12SPs and one 
30VIP.  One of the 12SPs 
> (griffin) and the 30VIP (scott) is booting correctly and I have dial 
tone.  The other 12sp starts 
> up, then I get a message on the display stating Requesting Load ID, then 
it reboots.  I am not 
> sure why this is occurring.  The phone does was working on a CCM 
installation not long ago.  Below
> is the skinny.conf file.  Anyone seen this issue?
> ; 
> ; Skinny Configuration for Asterisk 
> ; 
> [general] 
> port = 2000             ; Port to bind to, default tcp/2000 
> bindaddr = 192.168.1.51 ; Address to bind to 
> dateFormat = M-D-Y      ; M,D,Y in any order (5 chars max) 
> keepAlive = 120 
> allow = all 
> ; disallow = 
> 
> ; Typical config for 12SP+ 
> [griffin] 
> device=SEP0010EB002A64 
> model=12SP 
> version=P00203010100 
> context=from-internal 
> line => 1234 
> [emma] 
> device=SEP00306409C932 
> model=12SP 
> version=P00203010100 
> context=from-internal 
> line => 1500 
> [scott] 
> device=SEP0010EB0013DF 
> model=30VIP 
> version=P00203010100 
> context=from-internal 
> line => 2000 _______________________________________________
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Scott DesBles wrote:
> I am working on adding three older Cisco phones to *, two 12SPs and 
> one 30VIP.  One of the 12SPs (griffin) and the 30VIP (scott) is 
> booting correctly and I have dial tone.  The other 12sp starts up, 
> then I get a message on the display stating Requesting
>
Try chan_sccp instead chan_skinny

You have to play a bit with the configuration.

Sergio