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Hi,
An Cisco 7960 ipphone has been set to SCCP firmware
by one of our students.
I want to set it to 7.5 SIP firmware and I've been
unsuccessful yet.
Firmware versions are SCCP 3.0 (Source: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_ipphon/english/ipp7960/addprot/mgcp/frmwrup.htm#wp1045789)
ie:
Application Load P003F300
Boot Load ID PC030300
When I browse, phone settings, I see that
:
- Network Configuration menu is locked (lock icon
in upper right corner),
- and several parameters are incorrectly
valued
- among them TPFT address is not set (parameter 8:
"TFTP Server" with blank field) and BOOTP server set to NO (parameter 2: "BOOTP
Server" with NO)
My phone keeps on displaying "Configuring IP" with
a clock-like icon running.
I'm using Centos 4.3.
I see that /var/log/atftpd.log file is untouched (0
bytes size and unmodified during last hours) but I'm unable
to tell which program (nor process or log file) would a 7960 use when
checking or updating its configuration files with FTP (I'm new to Linux and
system administration).
I've already copied SIP 7.5 firmware files in
/tftpboot directory and removed old SCCP firmware files.
According http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/788/voip/handset_to_sip.html,
first step is to unlock Network Configuration menu with the following
instruction :
Press the **# buttons in order to unlock the phone
Trouble is that nothing seems to happen when doing
so.
My questions are :
1. What "Press
the **# buttons" exactly means ? Shall I press each key for a certain
duration ?
2. Which FTP program serves 7960's TFTP requests on Centos 4.3 ? How Can I check that ?
3. Is it normal that 7960's keeps on booting (keeps
on displaying "Configuring IP") ?
3. What would you advise me to do then ?
Regards
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