Damon,
I have no problem provisioning 501s
through tftp. The tftp address is distributed via dhcp.
Thx,
Wojtek
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Damon,
I have no problem provisioning 501s
through tftp. The tftp address is distributed via dhcp.
Thx,
Wojtek
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Damon,
I have no problem
provisioning 501s through tftp. The tftp address is distributed via
d
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Damon
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] auto
provision of IP501 polycom
This has worked for several months for us.
It's /etc/dhcpd.conf
ddns-update-style ad-hoc;
authoritative;
option option-66 code 66 = string;
subnet
In dhcpd.conf:
option
tftp-server-name x.x.x.x
Yes, I know it
says tftp but actually this is the entry used for ftp as well.
Also, for
reasons known only to your chosen deity, Polycom have chosen to use a
mixed-case username for the default ftp user. Not all FTP servers will
