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Greetings to all. I am hoping someone can help me out with a problem I am having getting my Cisco phones, 7960s and 7940s, to download the appropriate files from our TFTP server. The TFTP server is running on Fedora Core 4. The TFTP server appears to be setup properly: service tftp { socket_type = dgram protocol = udp wait =

Hi, I can't upgrade an old 7960 from SCCP 3.0 to SIP 7.5. Could you help ? From http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk652/tk701/technologies_tech_note09186a0080094584.shtml#sccptosip2, I got the following: 1. Copy the desired binary image from Cisco.com to the root directory of the TFTP server. 2. Specify the image in the configuration file image parameter for the protocol

I'm starting out w/ a Cisco 7940, running the Sip image version 6.3. I've downloaded/installed asterisk via cvs. I've set the phone up to get its info via dhcp - the dhcp, tftp, astericks box & phone are on the same network. I've gone through and setup a test account per the instructions @ http://voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+phone+cisco+79xx but time I do a sip show

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

This I am sure is a very easy question, but I can't seem to find the answer. Here is the scenario: cisco 7940g phone has SIP 6.3 firmware applied the file SIP<mac>.cnf does not seem to have a place for it: image_version: P0S3-06-3-00 #line 1 settings line1_name: "5010" ; Line 1 ExtensionUser ID line1_displayname: "5010" ; Line 1 Display

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,

G'Day All. So I got the TFTP server all set up -thanks to much help from this list- the 7960 found it and updated to SIP the first firmware P0S30200. What I am now trying to do is upgrate through all the versions, as recommended, to the latest version, P003-07-3-00. I thought this would be accomplished by simply changing the sole line in the OS79XX.TXT file to P0S30203 and reboot the phone.

Hello, and thank you for your time answering my question. I have a Cisco 7960 running SIP firmware POS3-06-X-XX. If I want to upload SIP configurations via *.cnf file from my tftp server, do I need to include the OS79XX.TXT and P0S3-06-X-XX.bin to the tftp server root directory to be uploaded every time the phone reboots? Thanks again for your help. Oliver

Would anyone know why Voicemail in * doesn't get the DTML keypresses from my Cisco 7940 running SIP (POS3-07-3-00) ? Is it something to do with "dtmf_avt_payload: 101" setting in SIPDefault.cnf in the tftp server? Thanks for any help! Derek -- Derek Conniffe Rivertower Ltd DDI: (Local Ireland) 01 201 0146 (International) +353 1 201 0146 Mobile: (Local Ireland) 086 856 3823

I'm having problems with the voicemail prompts. The beginning of each prompt is garbled. Prompts "edian mail" and "assword" can be recognized, but when it starts on the short phrases it is completely garbled. It is almost like the subsequent phrase starts before the current phrase finishes. I have isolated the LAN to the * box and the phones, so LAN congestion is

I have a done google seaches on convertion and so far they all failed. Rich adamson and wheely-bin.co.uk Here is what I have Laptop running solarwinds tftp with the following files OS79XX.txt <- POS30201 SIP<phonemac>.cnf.xml RINGLIST.DAT <-Ringer1.pcm Ringer1.pcm The phone (7940) is hardcoded to the TFTP ip of the laptop and has a hardcoded ip is was on firmware version:

Here's a clip of comments lifted from a Cisco bug list. This will be perhaps useful to those of you who have just purchased a Cisco phone off eBay. JT ------------- (1) Short problem description: Documentation on how to load SIP image on phone with skinny software (2) Longer problem description (what happens): If the phone is loaded with the Cisco Skinny code, then there is a small

Hi everyone, I googled this followed the instructions, but it hasn't work for me yet. I have universal setting in SIPDefault.cnf and phone specific settings in SIPXXXXXXXXXX.cnf. But it doesn't get registered. I need to register it on two different asterisk boxes. So my SIPXXXXXXXXXX.cnf looks like this: phone_label: "Zeeshan A Zakaria" line1_name: "523"

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Hi All, My current 7940 phones use P0S3-06-3-00. I'd like to upgrade them so they're not massively out of date. I found a page at http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+phone+cisco+79xx that gives some info, and using the cisco links there have tried to upgrade. According to the procedures, I should be able to upgrade, but once the phones loaded and reboots it says it downgrades

I know this is a little off list but I can't think of a better place to ask this question. I upgrade the phone to 7.1 and it installed the Universal Application Loader. Now I'm getting Protocol Application Invalid after it reads tftp SIP(MAC).cnf Any ideas? Again sorry this is off topic

I have three questions about my 7960 phone that I can't discern from the docs/wiki. 1st - If I change the SIPxxxxxx.cnf file to change registrations it sets up new lines as expected. If I delete a line it doesn't get removed when I reboot the phone. I have to go to the phone, unlock it, and reset the SIP parameters. How do I make it "forget" what it has programmed and

The thing I dislike the most about the 79xx phones is that in DHCP mode, they expect the DHCP server to tell them their TFTP server address. They won't let you set it manually. So if I don't have DHCP server that gives TFTP server info, which is most of the DHCP servers at out there, then the phone won't be able to download any updates made to the SIP000*.cnf file. Using dhcpd on

I'm writing a program to quickly generate SIP<Mac>.cnf files for tftp configuration of the 79XX series of Cisco phones and would ask that anyone who is interested in using this please send me working examples of your SIP<Mac/Default>.cnf, and RINGLIST.dat files. Also, please send me your ring tones and * related logos for possible inclusion. Thanks, Christian Hoffmeyer YottaDot

Hello all, I've got a Cisco 7960 running version 7.4 firmware (heard there were problems with 7.5) and I can't get it to register with Asterisk. I've stripped down my configs on the phone to a bare minimum, and posted them below. Basically, the Cisco phone sends absolutely no packets to the proxy when it gets booted. If I make an outgoing call I see traffic getting to Asterisk, but