I know that on all of these phones, they do not need access to the config
files per say except for the idea of making any modification to them. A
modification could include setting up userlines on the 7960/7940 phones
and tweaking the settings on any of them.
Dan
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005, Michael Welter wrote:
Matthew Crocker wrote:
Yes, that's why I'm posting to this list. I certainly don't want to
have to track my customer's IP addresses. Is there a better way?
Have them go into manual mode and enter your SIP proxy information
directly into the phone, or, have them run their own tftp server and send
them a SIP<mac>.cnf file
THESE ARE PEOPLE WHO HAVE TROUBLE WITH A THERMOSTAT! <Deep breath> It will
be my responsibility to get the phones working. I'm thinking I may have to
stage the phones in my shop and then deliver the phones to their site, but
that's real time intensive.
Once the Cisco 79xx is configured, does it need access to its configuration
files?
Mike
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