Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
I have just got a Cisco 7941G and am experiencing the exact same problem (phone is requesting .tlv file from TFTP server and never asks for .cnf.xml file). The phone originally had SCCP on it, but I downloaded and flashed with the latest Cisco SIP image (8.4(3) released 2009-01-13). In reading your message below, it looks like you were going to try an incremental upgrade–did you have any success with this? cheers, Shamus Update and revision: I now downloaded the oldest gettable SIP firmware for 7941/61, i.e. 8.0.2. I always get the same behaviour. But I realized it never got to the SIP image completely loaded status. I bought this phone and it had - no wonder - an SCCP image installed. When plugging that into an ethernet port the first thing it does is requesting an IP address and afterwards the CTLSEPmac.tlv file. In the status section I see an SCCP firmware entry. When I do a factory reset (that should be the right way to get the SIP firmware on such a phone, right?) it now loads the term41.default.loads and some other files and then reboots and requests the CTLSEPmac.tlv file. The firmware entry in the status section now says term41.default.loads. Getting over this CTLSEP step should bring the phone to load the SIP41XXX.loads file, I assume. But as I am not getting over this step it stays in the term41.default.loads step, unfortunately. Does that ring a bell to anyone? Does anyone of you have had the same situation? In which state did you get the 7961G? SCCP? And how did you manage to load SIP firmware onto it? Christophorus I do have to answer to your suggestion of renaming the CTLSEPmac.tlv to SEPmac. The phone is still requesting CTLSEPmac.tlv and as it cannot find that it goes into a loop. I also let the phone do that the whole weekend so there should be no iterative process in requesting the files as I read in some howtos. Any further ideas? I also read that it is possible to connect and configure the phone by ssh. So after flashing the phone with a SIP image there should be some default username/password combination which I did not manage to find out yet. Does anyone know? I now am going to revert to an older release to try that. I will report any success as well as misses. Thanks again, Christophorus This should result in the same problem. The CTLSEPmac file is the first that is requested on the TFTP server. But I am going to try that. Regards and thanks, Christophorus Try naming the empty file: SEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv Not CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv -Original Message- From: asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Christophorus Laube Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:26 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Thanks for the hint. I just tried that although I only see my worries coming true: the CTLSEPmac.tlv file is the first one the phone requests when booting, no possibility to set something different as the SEPmac.cnf.xml should be loaded after the successful load of the CTL file. And thus the phone is looping with Configuring IP and CTLFile failure. Can I set this option by ssh? Thanks a lot and in advance, Christophorus In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera- term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
I do have to answer to your suggestion of renaming the CTLSEPmac.tlv to SEPmac. The phone is still requesting CTLSEPmac.tlv and as it cannot find that it goes into a loop. I also let the phone do that the whole weekend so there should be no iterative process in requesting the files as I read in some howtos. Any further ideas? I also read that it is possible to connect and configure the phone by ssh. So after flashing the phone with a SIP image there should be some default username/password combination which I did not manage to find out yet. Does anyone know? I now am going to revert to an older release to try that. I will report any success as well as misses. Thanks again, Christophorus This should result in the same problem. The CTLSEPmac file is the first that is requested on the TFTP server. But I am going to try that. Regards and thanks, Christophorus Try naming the empty file: SEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv Not CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christophorus Laube Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:26 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Thanks for the hint. I just tried that although I only see my worries coming true: the CTLSEPmac.tlv file is the first one the phone requests when booting, no possibility to set something different as the SEPmac.cnf.xml should be loaded after the successful load of the CTL file. And thus the phone is looping with Configuring IP and CTLFile failure. Can I set this option by ssh? Thanks a lot and in advance, Christophorus In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera-term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28:49.152532 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.178685 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.201261 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.204518 ESP: server 0 = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.228784 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.233253 ESP: server 1 = NOT 09:28:49.319960 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:49.323284 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:49.324525 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:49.327942 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.331598 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.332439 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:49.335498 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:49.339140 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:49.340260 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:49.341141 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:49.341897 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:49.342678 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:49.356155 TFTP: [26]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.359594 TFTP: [26]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:49.363943 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:49.365631 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.367522 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:49.368469 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:53.768028 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:53.772517 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
Update and revision: I now downloaded the oldest gettable SIP firmware for 7941/61, i.e. 8.0.2. I always get the same behaviour. But I realized it never got to the SIP image completely loaded status. I bought this phone and it had - no wonder - an SCCP image installed. When plugging that into an ethernet port the first thing it does is requesting an IP address and afterwards the CTLSEPmac.tlv file. In the status section I see an SCCP firmware entry. When I do a factory reset (that should be the right way to get the SIP firmware on such a phone, right?) it now loads the term41.default.loads and some other files and then reboots and requests the CTLSEPmac.tlv file. The firmware entry in the status section now says term41.default.loads. Getting over this CTLSEP step should bring the phone to load the SIP41XXX.loads file, I assume. But as I am not getting over this step it stays in the term41.default.loads step, unfortunately. Does that ring a bell to anyone? Does anyone of you have had the same situation? In which state did you get the 7961G? SCCP? And how did you manage to load SIP firmware onto it? Christophorus I do have to answer to your suggestion of renaming the CTLSEPmac.tlv to SEPmac. The phone is still requesting CTLSEPmac.tlv and as it cannot find that it goes into a loop. I also let the phone do that the whole weekend so there should be no iterative process in requesting the files as I read in some howtos. Any further ideas? I also read that it is possible to connect and configure the phone by ssh. So after flashing the phone with a SIP image there should be some default username/password combination which I did not manage to find out yet. Does anyone know? I now am going to revert to an older release to try that. I will report any success as well as misses. Thanks again, Christophorus This should result in the same problem. The CTLSEPmac file is the first that is requested on the TFTP server. But I am going to try that. Regards and thanks, Christophorus Try naming the empty file: SEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv Not CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christophorus Laube Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:26 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Thanks for the hint. I just tried that although I only see my worries coming true: the CTLSEPmac.tlv file is the first one the phone requests when booting, no possibility to set something different as the SEPmac.cnf.xml should be loaded after the successful load of the CTL file. And thus the phone is looping with Configuring IP and CTLFile failure. Can I set this option by ssh? Thanks a lot and in advance, Christophorus In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera-term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28:49.152532 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.178685 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.201261 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.204518 ESP: server 0 = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.228784 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.233253 ESP: server 1 = NOT 09:28:49.319960 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:49.323284 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:49.324525 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:49.327942 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
On Mon, 2008-01-07 at 12:15 +0100, Christophorus Laube wrote: Update and revision: I now downloaded the oldest gettable SIP firmware for 7941/61, i.e. 8.0.2. I always get the same behaviour. But I realized it never got to the SIP image completely loaded status. I bought this phone and it had - no wonder - an SCCP image installed. When plugging that into an ethernet port the first thing it does is requesting an IP address and afterwards the CTLSEPmac.tlv file. In the status section I see an SCCP firmware entry. When I do a factory reset (that should be the right way to get the SIP firmware on such a phone, right?) it now loads the term41.default.loads and some other files and then reboots and requests the CTLSEPmac.tlv file. The firmware entry in the status section now says term41.default.loads. Getting over this CTLSEP step should bring the phone to load the SIP41XXX.loads file, I assume. But as I am not getting over this step it stays in the term41.default.loads step, unfortunately. Does that ring a bell to anyone? Does anyone of you have had the same situation? In which state did you get the 7961G? SCCP? And how did you manage to load SIP firmware onto it? Afaik you first need to upgrade to the latest 7.x and then to 8.x.x. That's the only way it worked for me (7961G initially on factory default SCCP). Regards, Patrick ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
Christophorus Laube wrote: I do have to answer to your suggestion of renaming the CTLSEPmac.tlv to SEPmac. The phone is still requesting CTLSEPmac.tlv and as it cannot find that it goes into a loop. Did you create a zero byte file with that name? I had to do that with a 7960 and it was very happy. I was able to successfully load version 7.1 of SIP, and all seems to work with Asterisk. And continues to work I used the Solar Winds TFTP server on Win2K. I have been unable to get version 7.3 or later to work properly though. It will receive calls, through out no error messages, but is unable to place calls. I am sure there is something it wants in one of the xml files, but I have yet to find it. The sample files on the Wiki were used, work with 7.1, but not with 7.3 Though not directly related to Asterisk, that hasn't stopped thousands of other Cisco related postings. John Novack -- Dog is my co-pilot ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
On Fri, 2008-01-04 at 09:11 +0100, Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? Thanks in advance, I don't remember if I had this same problem with a 7961G but I did figure out that you can not do an upgrade from factory default SCCP to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. In my case the phone just did not work properly. To make it work I downgraded the phone back to SIP 7.x firmware (iirc I used 7.5) and then upgraded to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. Hope this helps. Regards, Patrick ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
I've upgraded from SCCP to SIP 8.x.x branch on 7961g and 7911g without any problems. As far as the CTLSEP File (Straight from Cisco): http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_ipphon/english/i pp7960/addprot/mgcp/frmwrup.htm#wp1047292 The CTLSEP MAC file is a certificate trust list, which if populated, contains information about the servers to which the phone is attempting to connect and whether the server connection will be secure or nonsecure. Based on the information above an empty file will work just fine. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patrick Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 5:02 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee On Fri, 2008-01-04 at 09:11 +0100, Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? Thanks in advance, I don't remember if I had this same problem with a 7961G but I did figure out that you can not do an upgrade from factory default SCCP to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. In my case the phone just did not work properly. To make it work I downgraded the phone back to SIP 7.x firmware (iirc I used 7.5) and then upgraded to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. Hope this helps. Regards, Patrick ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
Roy, I just attempted to use a blank CTLSEP(mac).tlv file with my Cisco 7971G-GE and it would not complete booting. The message log shows that the when the phone finds the blank CTLSEP(mac).tlv file it says CTL update failed, retries two more times, then the status line shows Configuring IP then the log shows File Auth Fail : CTFFile.tlv. Looks to me like it is possibly searching for another file, any ideas? Glenn -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Anciso, Roy Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 8:43 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee I've upgraded from SCCP to SIP 8.x.x branch on 7961g and 7911g without any problems. As far as the CTLSEP File (Straight from Cisco): http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_ipphon /english/i pp7960/addprot/mgcp/frmwrup.htm#wp1047292 The CTLSEP MAC file is a certificate trust list, which if populated, contains information about the servers to which the phone is attempting to connect and whether the server connection will be secure or nonsecure. Based on the information above an empty file will work just fine. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patrick Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 5:02 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee On Fri, 2008-01-04 at 09:11 +0100, Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? Thanks in advance, I don't remember if I had this same problem with a 7961G but I did figure out that you can not do an upgrade from factory default SCCP to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. In my case the phone just did not work properly. To make it work I downgraded the phone back to SIP 7.x firmware (iirc I used 7.5) and then upgraded to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. Hope this helps. Regards, Patrick ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
As I see it this matrix is only for the 79X0 generation, right? Every howto I found said that it would be no problem to have the CTLSEP file empty. I just tried to build up an empty file on Windows but that did not help. So my problem is that every howto is proposing that this will work with an empty file but in fact it does not work for me. I have SIP firmware 8.3.3-SR2. Do you have any experience with this image? Greetings, Christophorus I've upgraded from SCCP to SIP 8.x.x branch on 7961g and 7911g without any problems. As far as the CTLSEP File (Straight from Cisco): http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_ipphon/english/i pp7960/addprot/mgcp/frmwrup.htm#wp1047292 The CTLSEP MAC file is a certificate trust list, which if populated, contains information about the servers to which the phone is attempting to connect and whether the server connection will be secure or nonsecure. Based on the information above an empty file will work just fine. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patrick Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 5:02 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee On Fri, 2008-01-04 at 09:11 +0100, Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? Thanks in advance, I don't remember if I had this same problem with a 7961G but I did figure out that you can not do an upgrade from factory default SCCP to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. In my case the phone just did not work properly. To make it work I downgraded the phone back to SIP 7.x firmware (iirc I used 7.5) and then upgraded to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. Hope this helps. Regards, Patrick ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera-term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28:49.152532 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.178685 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.201261 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.204518 ESP: server 0 = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.228784 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.233253 ESP: server 1 = NOT 09:28:49.319960 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:49.323284 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:49.324525 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:49.327942 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.331598 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.332439 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:49.335498 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:49.339140 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:49.340260 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:49.341141 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:49.341897 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:49.342678 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:49.356155 TFTP: [26]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.359594 TFTP: [26]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:49.363943 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:49.365631 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.367522 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:49.368469 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:53.768028 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:53.772517 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:53.773673 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:53.776093 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:53.778770 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.779616 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:53.782887 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:53.786443 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:53.787250 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:53.788022 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:53.788777 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:53.789616 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:53.802285 TFTP: [19]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.805356 TFTP: [19]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:53.809435 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:53.816549 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:53.818805 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:53.819756 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:58.199464 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:58.202780 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:58.203933 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:58.205791 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:58.208403 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:58.209244 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:58.215701 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:58.219254 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:58.220320 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Don't know what you mean by that does not suit me Simply create a file with no contents and the load will be happy There is plenty of information available on how to up the 7960 from SCCP to SIP, and I assume from your question you are in the transition from 6 to 7. Use Google, look on the voip-info site and you will find step by step procedures. Different versions of now obsolete firmware are also on the Net. 7961, 7970 results may vary! Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? You need to work your way up, version by version as well. The problem I now have is version 7.1 works fine, version 7.3 won't place any calls and goes to reorder. Asterisk shows it trying to go to a non existent context, not specified in sip.conf Any ideas? John Novack -- Dog is my co-pilot ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
I've always found it best to run with no CTLSEPMAC.tlv file in the tftp server directory; it will ignore that and move on. With the 7961's you'll be best in the 8-3-3SR2 leading edge, the DND button is where it should be, and transfers work the way they should again. The XML configuration file is different, I'll post one onto the Wiki that actually works and takes updates. Can you post a pinout of the cable that you're using for serial? I have a 6 Wire cable and a RG12 (6 Wire) to DB-9, but no working pinouts... Ideally from End to End pinout would be great. Thanks, Chad -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Novack Sent: January 4, 2008 10:02 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Don't know what you mean by that does not suit me Simply create a file with no contents and the load will be happy There is plenty of information available on how to up the 7960 from SCCP to SIP, and I assume from your question you are in the transition from 6 to 7. Use Google, look on the voip-info site and you will find step by step procedures. Different versions of now obsolete firmware are also on the Net. 7961, 7970 results may vary! Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? You need to work your way up, version by version as well. The problem I now have is version 7.1 works fine, version 7.3 won't place any calls and goes to reorder. Asterisk shows it trying to go to a non existent context, not specified in sip.conf Any ideas? __ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email __ ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
Thanks for the hint. I just tried that although I only see my worries coming true: the CTLSEPmac.tlv file is the first one the phone requests when booting, no possibility to set something different as the SEPmac.cnf.xml should be loaded after the successful load of the CTL file. And thus the phone is looping with Configuring IP and CTLFile failure. Can I set this option by ssh? Thanks a lot and in advance, Christophorus In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera-term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28:49.152532 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.178685 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.201261 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.204518 ESP: server 0 = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.228784 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.233253 ESP: server 1 = NOT 09:28:49.319960 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:49.323284 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:49.324525 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:49.327942 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.331598 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.332439 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:49.335498 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:49.339140 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:49.340260 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:49.341141 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:49.341897 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:49.342678 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:49.356155 TFTP: [26]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.359594 TFTP: [26]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:49.363943 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:49.365631 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.367522 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:49.368469 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:53.768028 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:53.772517 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:53.773673 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:53.776093 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:53.778770 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.779616 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:53.782887 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:53.786443 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:53.787250 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:53.788022 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:53.788777 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:53.789616 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:53.802285 TFTP: [19]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.805356 TFTP: [19]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:53.809435 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:53.816549 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:53.818805 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:53.819756 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:58.199464 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:58.202780 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:58.203933 SECD
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:58.244754 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:58.245704 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:29:02.648053 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:29:02.651331 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:29:02.652499 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:29:02.658547 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:29:02.661503 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:29:02.662335 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:29:02.665405 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:29:02.668874 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:29:02.669746 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:29:02.671475 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:29:02.672277 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:29:02.673060 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:29:02.684870 TFTP: [25]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:29:02.687805 TFTP: [25]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:29:02.691794 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:29:02.693428 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:29:02.695315 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:29:02.696335 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:29:03.227508 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Anciso, Roy Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 8:43 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee I've upgraded from SCCP to SIP 8.x.x branch on 7961g and 7911g without any problems. As far as the CTLSEP File (Straight from Cisco): http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_ipphon /english/i pp7960/addprot/mgcp/frmwrup.htm#wp1047292 The CTLSEP MAC file is a certificate trust list, which if populated, contains information about the servers to which the phone is attempting to connect and whether the server connection will be secure or nonsecure. Based on the information above an empty file will work just fine. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patrick Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 5:02 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee On Fri, 2008-01-04 at 09:11 +0100, Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? Thanks in advance, I don't remember if I had this same problem with a 7961G but I did figure out that you can not do an upgrade from factory default SCCP to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. In my case the phone just did not work properly. To make it work I downgraded the phone back to SIP 7.x firmware (iirc I used 7.5) and then upgraded to the latest SIP 8.x.x firmware. Hope this helps. Regards, Patrick ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
You're right. That was my mistake. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Novack Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 11:13 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee That is not the name the phone requests When uping my 7960, the empty file did the trick I so far am unable to go beyond 7.1 however, as Asterisk rejects anything I dial with 7.3 Anyone have SIMPLE sample config files? John Novack Anciso, Roy wrote: Try naming the empty file: SEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv Not CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christophorus Laube Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:26 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Thanks for the hint. I just tried that although I only see my worries coming true: the CTLSEPmac.tlv file is the first one the phone requests when booting, no possibility to set something different as the SEPmac.cnf.xml should be loaded after the successful load of the CTL file. And thus the phone is looping with Configuring IP and CTLFile failure. Can I set this option by ssh? Thanks a lot and in advance, Christophorus In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera-term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28:49.152532 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.178685 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.201261 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.204518 ESP: server 0 = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.228784 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.233253 ESP: server 1 = NOT 09:28:49.319960 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:49.323284 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:49.324525 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:49.327942 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.331598 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.332439 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:49.335498 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:49.339140 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:49.340260 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:49.341141 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:49.341897 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:49.342678 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:49.356155 TFTP: [26]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.359594 TFTP: [26]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:49.363943 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:49.365631 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.367522 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:49.368469 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:53.768028 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:53.772517 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:53.773673 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:53.776093 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:53.778770 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.779616 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:53.782887 SECD
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
This should result in the same problem. The CTLSEPmac file is the first that is requested on the TFTP server. But I am going to try that. Regards and thanks, Christophorus Try naming the empty file: SEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv Not CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christophorus Laube Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:26 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Thanks for the hint. I just tried that although I only see my worries coming true: the CTLSEPmac.tlv file is the first one the phone requests when booting, no possibility to set something different as the SEPmac.cnf.xml should be loaded after the successful load of the CTL file. And thus the phone is looping with Configuring IP and CTLFile failure. Can I set this option by ssh? Thanks a lot and in advance, Christophorus In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera-term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28:49.152532 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.178685 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.201261 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.204518 ESP: server 0 = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.228784 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.233253 ESP: server 1 = NOT 09:28:49.319960 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:49.323284 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:49.324525 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:49.327942 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.331598 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.332439 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:49.335498 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:49.339140 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:49.340260 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:49.341141 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:49.341897 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:49.342678 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:49.356155 TFTP: [26]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.359594 TFTP: [26]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:49.363943 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:49.365631 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.367522 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:49.368469 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:53.768028 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:53.772517 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:53.773673 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:53.776093 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:53.778770 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.779616 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:53.782887 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:53.786443 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:53.787250 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:53.788022 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:53.788777 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:53.789616 tftpClient: Non secure file
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
Try naming the empty file: SEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv Not CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christophorus Laube Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:26 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Thanks for the hint. I just tried that although I only see my worries coming true: the CTLSEPmac.tlv file is the first one the phone requests when booting, no possibility to set something different as the SEPmac.cnf.xml should be loaded after the successful load of the CTL file. And thus the phone is looping with Configuring IP and CTLFile failure. Can I set this option by ssh? Thanks a lot and in advance, Christophorus In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera-term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28:49.152532 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.178685 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.201261 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.204518 ESP: server 0 = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.228784 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.233253 ESP: server 1 = NOT 09:28:49.319960 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:49.323284 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:49.324525 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:49.327942 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.331598 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.332439 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:49.335498 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:49.339140 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:49.340260 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:49.341141 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:49.341897 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:49.342678 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:49.356155 TFTP: [26]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.359594 TFTP: [26]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:49.363943 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:49.365631 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.367522 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:49.368469 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:53.768028 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:53.772517 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:53.773673 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:53.776093 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:53.778770 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.779616 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:53.782887 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:53.786443 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:53.787250 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:53.788022 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:53.788777 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:53.789616 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:53.802285 TFTP: [19]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.805356 TFTP: [19]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:53.809435 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:53.816549 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
That is not the name the phone requests When uping my 7960, the empty file did the trick I so far am unable to go beyond 7.1 however, as Asterisk rejects anything I dial with 7.3 Anyone have SIMPLE sample config files? John Novack Anciso, Roy wrote: Try naming the empty file: SEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv Not CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christophorus Laube Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:26 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Thanks for the hint. I just tried that although I only see my worries coming true: the CTLSEPmac.tlv file is the first one the phone requests when booting, no possibility to set something different as the SEPmac.cnf.xml should be loaded after the successful load of the CTL file. And thus the phone is looping with Configuring IP and CTLFile failure. Can I set this option by ssh? Thanks a lot and in advance, Christophorus In your SEPmac.cnf.xml file look for the setting below and set it to 0: deviceSecurityMode0/deviceSecurityMode -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Cobb Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:37 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion' Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Here is a little more info... I hooked up the 7971G-GE to my pc and grabbed this with tera-term. Its the console output during the CTL update process. I am using SIP70.8-3-3. NOT 09:28:45.969295 DHCP: Restart - delay = 1 NOT 09:28:45.981198 DHCP: Sending Release... NOT 09:28:49.000449 DHCP: dhcpSendReq: status 0x12301000 NOT 09:28:49.001281 DHCP: Sending Request... NOT 09:28:49.015673 DHCP: ACK received NOT 09:28:49.016517 DHCP: Succeeded NOT 09:28:49.058273 DHCP: IP Address -- 10.10.10.247 NOT 09:28:49.059129 DHCP: Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0 NOT 09:28:49.059960 DHCP: Default Gwy - NOT 09:28:49.073169 PAE: SIGIPCFG received... NOT 09:28:49.075897 ESP: send ADMIN, logging = 1, shell = 0, ipconfig = 1 WRN 09:28:49.120127 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL WRN 09:28:49.127292 SECD: WARN:getCTLInfo: ** phone has no CTL NOT 09:28:49.140946 CDP-D: catchipcfg getdhcpinfo IP: a0a0af7 Chng:1 NOT 09:28:49.152532 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.178685 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.201261 tftpClient: request server 0 --- 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.204518 ESP: server 0 = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.228784 tftpClient: request server 1 --- NOT 09:28:49.233253 ESP: server 1 = NOT 09:28:49.319960 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:49.323284 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:49.324525 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:49.327942 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.331598 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.332439 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:49.335498 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:49.339140 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:49.340260 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:49.341141 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:49.341897 tftpClient: retval = 10 NOT 09:28:49.342678 tftpClient: Non secure file requested NOT 09:28:49.356155 TFTP: [26]:Requesting CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv from 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:49.359594 TFTP: [26]:Finished -- rcvd 1 bytes NOT 09:28:49.363943 SECD: ctlRequestFile: tftp Status 0 rcv'd ERR 09:28:49.365631 SECD: ctlVerifyFile: CTL file too small: /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:49.367522 SECD: updateCTL: finished CTL update ERR 09:28:49.368469 SECD: EROR:updateCTL: ** had NO CTL and CTL processing FAILED** ctl-err 12 (file is too small) NOT 09:28:53.768028 SECD: updateCTL: starting CTL update NOT 09:28:53.772517 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Socket 7 connected to /usr/tmp/tftpClientSock NOT 09:28:53.773673 SECD: ctlRequestFile: Request CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv NOT 09:28:53.776093 tftpClient: tftp request rcv'd from /usr/tmp/ctlSock, srcFile = CTLSEP0019E7D16CD6.tlv, dstFile = /usr/tmp/CTLFile.tlv NOT 09:28:53.778770 tftpClient: auth server - tftpList[0] = 10.10.10.10 NOT 09:28:53.779616 tftpClient: look up server - 0 WRN 09:28:53.782887 SECD: WARN:lookupCTL: CTL update in progress, no old CTL, assume TFTP 10.10.10.10 NONSECURE NOT 09:28:53.786443 tftpClient: secVal = 0xa NOT 09:28:53.787250 tftpClient: 10.10.10.10 is a NONsecure server NOT 09:28:53.788022 tftpClient: temp retval = SRVR_NONSECURE, keep looking NOT 09:28:53.788777
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
Here is the info on the Cisco console cable I use. There are a couple ways to make the connection depending on what you have available. I used a piece of 6 wire flat satin (like the 4 wire telephone station cord only with 6 wires) and put an RJ-12 on one end then put an RJ-24 on the other with the cable aligned to fill the 6 middle connections. Make sure to put the same side up on both ends (like a telephone wire) so that it is a straight through cable. Then I used a Cisco RJ-24 to DB9 terminal adapter that comes with a router or switch to connect to the PC. If you don't have that adapter and need to crimp or solder your DB9 connector (blech...) the pinout is below. I don't remember the correct way the pins are labeled on the RJ connector so you need to be looking at it with the clip away from you and the cable opening on the left then start with the top pin as pin 1. DB9 RJ12 1 NC 2 2 3 5 4 6 5 34 6 1 7 NC 8 NC 9 NC Hope I was detailed enough Glenn -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chad Osmond Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:17 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee I've always found it best to run with no CTLSEPMAC.tlv file in the tftp server directory; it will ignore that and move on. With the 7961's you'll be best in the 8-3-3SR2 leading edge, the DND button is where it should be, and transfers work the way they should again. The XML configuration file is different, I'll post one onto the Wiki that actually works and takes updates. Can you post a pinout of the cable that you're using for serial? I have a 6 Wire cable and a RG12 (6 Wire) to DB-9, but no working pinouts... Ideally from End to End pinout would be great. Thanks, Chad -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Novack Sent: January 4, 2008 10:02 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Don't know what you mean by that does not suit me Simply create a file with no contents and the load will be happy There is plenty of information available on how to up the 7960 from SCCP to SIP, and I assume from your question you are in the transition from 6 to 7. Use Google, look on the voip-info site and you will find step by step procedures. Different versions of now obsolete firmware are also on the Net. 7961, 7970 results may vary! Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? You need to work your way up, version by version as well. The problem I now have is version 7.1 works fine, version 7.3 won't place any calls and goes to reorder. Asterisk shows it trying to go to a non existent context, not specified in sip.conf Any ideas? __ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email __ ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
Your nomenclature on the modular plugs are incorrect. RJxx references specific JACK wiring schemes originally defined in FCC part 68, but removed in year 2000 There are: 4position 4 contact plugs - used for handsets and Sangoma A200 6 position plugs, with either 2,4 or 6 contacts - commonly and erroneously called RJ11 8 Position plugs with 8 contacts used for many applications, including Ethernet 10 position plugs - seldom if ever seen. For more detail: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_connector John Novack Glenn Cobb wrote: Here is the info on the Cisco console cable I use. There are a couple ways to make the connection depending on what you have available. I used a piece of 6 wire flat satin (like the 4 wire telephone station cord only with 6 wires) and put an RJ-12 on one end then put an RJ-24 on the other with the cable aligned to fill the 6 middle connections. Make sure to put the same side up on both ends (like a telephone wire) so that it is a straight through cable. Then I used a Cisco RJ-24 to DB9 terminal adapter that comes with a router or switch to connect to the PC. If you don't have that adapter and need to crimp or solder your DB9 connector (blech...) the pinout is below. I don't remember the correct way the pins are labeled on the RJ connector so you need to be looking at it with the clip away from you and the cable opening on the left then start with the top pin as pin 1. DB9 RJ12 1 NC 2 2 3 5 4 6 5 34 6 1 7 NC 8 NC 9 NC Hope I was detailed enough Glenn -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chad Osmond Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:17 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee I've always found it best to run with no CTLSEPMAC.tlv file in the tftp server directory; it will ignore that and move on. With the 7961's you'll be best in the 8-3-3SR2 leading edge, the DND button is where it should be, and transfers work the way they should again. The XML configuration file is different, I'll post one onto the Wiki that actually works and takes updates. Can you post a pinout of the cable that you're using for serial? I have a 6 Wire cable and a RG12 (6 Wire) to DB-9, but no working pinouts... Ideally from End to End pinout would be great. Thanks, Chad -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Novack Sent: January 4, 2008 10:02 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Don't know what you mean by that does not suit me Simply create a file with no contents and the load will be happy There is plenty of information available on how to up the 7960 from SCCP to SIP, and I assume from your question you are in the transition from 6 to 7. Use Google, look on the voip-info site and you will find step by step procedures. Different versions of now obsolete firmware are also on the Net. 7961, 7970 results may vary! Does anyone of you have experience in getting these phones to work or can point me to any information bringing me back in the game? You need to work your way up, version by version as well. The problem I now have is version 7.1 works fine, version 7.3 won't place any calls and goes to reorder. Asterisk shows it trying to go to a non existent context, not specified in sip.conf Any ideas? __ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email __ ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users ___ --Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com-- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee
You are correct, I made some corrections. Here is the info on the Cisco console cable I use. There are a couple ways to make the connection depending on what you have available. I used a piece of 6 wire flat satin (like the 4 wire telephone station cord only with 6 wires) and put a 6 pin modular connector on one end then put a 8 pin modular connector on the other with the cable aligned to fill the 6 middle connections. Make sure to put the same side up on both ends (like a telephone wire) so that it is a straight through cable. Then I used a Cisco RJ-45 to DB9 terminal adapter that comes with a router or switch to connect to the PC. If you don't have that adapter and need to crimp or solder your DB9 connector (blech...) the pinout is below. I don't remember the correct way the pins are labeled on the 6 pin modular connector so you need to be looking at it with the clip away from you and the cable opening on the left then start with the top pin as pin 1. DB9 6 pin Modular connector. 1 NC 2 2 3 5 4 6 5 34 6 1 7 NC 8 NC 9 NC Hope I was detailed enough Glenn -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Novack Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 1:01 PM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Your nomenclature on the modular plugs are incorrect. RJxx references specific JACK wiring schemes originally defined in FCC part 68, but removed in year 2000 There are: 4position 4 contact plugs - used for handsets and Sangoma A200 6 position plugs, with either 2,4 or 6 contacts - commonly and erroneously called RJ11 8 Position plugs with 8 contacts used for many applications, including Ethernet 10 position plugs - seldom if ever seen. For more detail: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_connector John Novack Glenn Cobb wrote: Here is the info on the Cisco console cable I use. There are a couple ways to make the connection depending on what you have available. I used a piece of 6 wire flat satin (like the 4 wire telephone station cord only with 6 wires) and put an RJ-12 on one end then put an RJ-24 on the other with the cable aligned to fill the 6 middle connections. Make sure to put the same side up on both ends (like a telephone wire) so that it is a straight through cable. Then I used a Cisco RJ-24 to DB9 terminal adapter that comes with a router or switch to connect to the PC. If you don't have that adapter and need to crimp or solder your DB9 connector (blech...) the pinout is below. I don't remember the correct way the pins are labeled on the RJ connector so you need to be looking at it with the clip away from you and the cable opening on the left then start with the top pin as pin 1. DB9 RJ12 1 NC 2 2 3 5 4 6 5 34 6 1 7 NC 8 NC 9 NC Hope I was detailed enough Glenn -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chad Osmond Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 10:17 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee I've always found it best to run with no CTLSEPMAC.tlv file in the tftp server directory; it will ignore that and move on. With the 7961's you'll be best in the 8-3-3SR2 leading edge, the DND button is where it should be, and transfers work the way they should again. The XML configuration file is different, I'll post one onto the Wiki that actually works and takes updates. Can you post a pinout of the cable that you're using for serial? I have a 6 Wire cable and a RG12 (6 Wire) to DB-9, but no working pinouts... Ideally from End to End pinout would be great. Thanks, Chad -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Novack Sent: January 4, 2008 10:02 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Cisco 7941G-GE with Asterisk and CTPSEP odyssee Christophorus Laube wrote: Hi list, I have bought some Cisco 7941G-GE IP phones and want to use them with asterisk. Before bying I tested the whole setup with three different models of the old 79X0 series (a 7912, 7940 and a 7960). Flashing the formerly provided SCCP-Image to SIP was no problem, but now it complains about a nonexistent CTLSEPmac.tlv file. Most of the howtos say something about an empty file but that does not suit to me. Don't know what you mean by that does not suit me Simply create a file with no contents and the load will be happy There is plenty
