Generally yes, but keep a copy of the old files around just in case.
Stephen Murphy wrote:
Can you simply replace your current sip.Id and sip.ver files with the latest
firware files or is this dangerous?
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Sent: August 8, 2006 3:37 PM
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Polycom 1.6.7 firmware?
Dean Collins wrote:
Yep, but didn't [EMAIL PROTECTED] have a folder to store these files on?
Does freepbx?
You mean TrixBox? I know they're working on a phone provisioning system,
but I thought it was just for Cisco and Grandstreams. Check with the
TrixBox guys at http://www.trixbox.org
(FreePBX is just a GUI configuration utility. TrixBox is the successor
to [EMAIL PROTECTED], i.e. the all-in-one Asterisk-in-a-Can distribution.
TrixBox uses FreePBX as part of its management tools).
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