similar to: Cisco 7910 compatibility

Hello, I have tried to install this phone for hours now and I can't get it working. Maybe someone can help me :) I have searched for more info from everywhere but there isn't much about 7910 :( >From the CLI I get this: NAME ADDRESS MAC Reg. State ================ =============== ================ ========== telefon --

Hi Everyone!, I'm not sure if my previous request went through or not...It got returned as not-deliverable??? Who knows! Anyway, I need to get hold of the Cisco Firmware to upgrade a 7910G to sip. I know it can be a real pain in the butt getting hold of the firmware, so any help in obtaining it relatively fast and painlessly would be much appreciated. Cheers M. -------------- next

Switch is only tagging the vlan packets. Once the PC loads the vlan aware driver ("client") it will be able to read tagged packet for the vlan which PC has been configured to use. Nothing to be done on the switch. W -----Original Message----- From: Joao Pereira [mailto:joao.pereira@fccn.pt] Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 1:15 PM To: Wojciech Tryc; asterisk-users@lists.digium.com

ive had enough of cisco unity and microsoft exchange and im looking for alternatives to our voip system. right now, we have 3 cisco callmanagers, 1 cisco ip icd system, and 1 cisco unity voicemail system. all phones are cisco 7940/7960's and some ata186/188's. voice gateways are cisco vg200's with pri cards (5 total). im running h323 on the gateways and phones are of course

Cisco phones act a as a switch. If you do not use the CDP protocol to "tell" the phone it needs to be in a special VLAN (802.1q) then it will just use the access port settings on the switch, and, also allow the PC connected to the 2nd Ethernet port to have access to the network. However, if you have an all cisco powered network, with all cisco phones, I could advise you to use the CDP

Maybe not the place for this but thought I'd post the info for others. I purchased a cisco 7960 off ebay and needed to convert to SIP for *. I know * supports SCCP but I wont go into that here. I'd read on voip-info.org that a contract could be purchased for approx $8 to allow me to download the firmware. I though, being in the UK, i'd get one through a reseller in the UK.

Hi All Will cisco 7910 ip phone compatible with Asterisk? I know that 7960 are fine. David Kwok -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/x-pkcs7-signature Size: 1878 bytes Desc: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature Url : http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20040112/e8023f35/smime.bin

I am preparing to setup a system using Cisco 7940 and 7960's I have the 7.1 SIP firmware on them. One issue I have run into is how to silence the ringer if a call comes in and you don't want to take it. Many phones have a DND button. I know the 79XX has the DND in the menu but it is to cumbersome to go into the settings then phone preferences then the DND and select yes. Is there any other

I am replacing a dead pbx with *. There are four lines I will be using. There is a Cisco 827-4v already in place so I will move the lines from the pbx to it. I am working with Cisco 7910 phones and I understand they use the Skinny/SCCP protocol. I am not sure if I should use chan_skinny or chan_sccp? However my main question is with communication. Do I need to use the same protocol between the

Hello all, I've got myself into a bizzare situation that I can't seem to get myself out of... Was wondering if anyone had some advice that might get me 'over the hill' on this... Some background: PBX consists of an Asterisk box (running TrixBox), 4 Cisco 7960's, 2 Polycom IP500's, and now an additional Cisco 7960. The phones are all on a separate LAN. There is

> thanks, using your example, and this url: > http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_tech_note0 9186a00800dea82.shtml <http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_tech_note 09186a00800dea82.shtml> > I got it to work... then I realized that there's no way the SIP phone > on asterisk is going to get the MWI ( message waiting

Anybody have a guide to the Cisco 79xx phones? One that I can give the 7 or 8 ppl in my office so that they can stop asking me questions. I was going to type up a basic guide but then decided I don't want to reinvent the wheel, one of you may already have one. I tried to use Cisco's guide but it's for their own protocol, a lot of options are different or rearranged. I need a basic

Hi everybody !!! I'm a french student working on an Asterisk's projet . I think it's very easy for you : configure 2 CISCO 7910 and Asterisk in order to make call between both. (Scuse for my poor english ;) ) I have install Debian and Asterisk thanks to the CD Xorcom Rapid. I have set-up DHCP and TFTP servers for the IP phones. On the tftp, i have put the *.bin files for my phone,

Dear All, Thank you for taking the time to read my message. I have just installed Asterisk Now, and it seems to be up and running with no issues on my system. The problem I am facing, is that I cannot find anywhere in the web interface, to assign phones. I have a CISCO IP phone 7910 series, and I wish for this to connect to the asterisk box. What's the best way of going about this?

Dear all. I have about 30 Cisco 7910 handsets, and my basic research has told me that they are not SIP based handsets. Not to worry for now, I just need them to connect to my asterisk server. They are giving me a bit of a hard time. Has anyone here had any experience on how to do this? Documentation on the internet is seriously lacking. Best regards, Mr Gabriel Ogunleye IT

The documentation of how to use the 79xx series' phones and features with Asterisk is really hard to find and put together. The higher end phones like 7970 are more like converged PC+phone, a thin client to telephony and network apps. But it's really hard to target it as a development and deployment platform because the docs and techniques are so obscure. There seems to be a fair amount

Hello, We have a mixed environment here consisting of a number of Avaya PBX systems, a group of Cisco Call Managers, an H.323 gateway on a Cisco router, and an Asterisk server. The PBX land is connected to the VoIP land using the Cisco router/H.323 gateway. The Asterisk system is running code from the CVS tree from around mid Oct 2005. The OH323 driver on the system is from inaccessnetworks,

I am completely new to * ( I know read the archives but this is a little different case) I am trying to setup a Sip system out side my security firewalls for home users. I currently run a Cisco avvid solution internally but it's highly firwalled. I am planning on building a pri out of my 3745 cisco router and pluging it in to a 3810 which is on the outside setup with sip and running a *

This may be OT, but I can't seem to find how to do this. I have 7940/7960's with Skinny on them. When you start pressing numbers on the dialpad, you start building a number to dial. When I install SIP, that functionality goes away. You have to hit the speaker button, or lift the handset before you can start dialing. Is there a setting I am missing, or is this just a product of

Hello all, I recently purchased a Cisco 7940 IP phone to do some testing with (to validate a migration to asterisk for our internal PBX needs). I understand that I need to update the phone for it to support SIP, so I configured the phone with an IP address and pointed it at my tftp server. When I reboot the phone I am currently getting "TFTP File Not Found SEPDefault.cnf" in the