Re: [cisco-voip] New install 11.5 phones won't register or the subscriber

So, from the publisher; you’ve added the subscriber under the System -> Server menu section ( likely by IP address or hostname since you’re saying DNS is not used ), correct? You state all infrastructure services are active on the publisher and DNS is not used. When you go to install the

[cisco-voip] CSR 12 - CUCM etc.

Hi Guys, Was/is there a Beta testing running for CSR release 12. Used to participate in the previous versions, but looks like may have missed on this one. Any information or any pointers to any presentation slides for version 12? Thanks Sent from my iPhone

Re: [cisco-voip] Root Access via UCOS Remote Support

Chris, I understand and respect your position on this. I agree that allowing root access to any machine is akin to giving someone a loaded gun to kill their system. Obtaining root access not blessed by TAC would invalidate any support agreements for a host. That being said, it's very

Re: [cisco-voip] CSR 12 - CUCM etc.

12 is FCS for UCM/IMP/UCXN and I think CER they are only on PUT. The Ucxn toi stuff is on the ciscounitytools.com site. The rest of the partner slides are on sales connect from the PBT Get Outlook for iOS Matthew Loraditch Sr. Network

[cisco-voip] ios console access asking for old password

Anyone seen anything like this? I'm preparing for ios upgrades and want to monitor via the console port. I've compared this to another router and the relevant settings are the same. Could this be something on the far end TACACS+ server causing me issues? - username: lelio password:

Re: [cisco-voip] Root Access via UCOS Remote Support

You can get the platform-config.xml without root. utils create report platform On Wed, Oct 11, 2017 at 6:11 PM, Pete Brown wrote: > Chris, > > > I understand and respect your position on this. I agree that allowing > root access to any machine is akin to giving someone a

Re: [cisco-voip] Root Access via UCOS Remote Support

Good to know, thanks for the tip! From: bmead...@gmail.com on behalf of Brian Meade Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2017 5:22 PM To: Pete Brown Cc: Chris Ward (chrward); cisco-voip@puck.nether.net Subject: Re: [cisco-voip]

Re: [cisco-voip] Root Access via UCOS Remote Support

Pete, As a Cisco employee, I would ask that you not publish such a tool. It's dangerous and will probably create more problems than you are trying to solve. Obviously, I have no authority to stop you but I have forwarded the message to the product team to ask them to re-evaluate the algorithm

[cisco-voip] Root Access via UCOS Remote Support

I'm testing a routine that translates remote support passphrases into account passwords. So far it works on 10.5.2, but I'm guessing it will work with any passphrase ending in '03'. Before I post a web page or utility for this, I'd like to test it out with other versions. If you have lab

Re: [cisco-voip] Root Access via UCOS Remote Support

Fwiw, tac guys have told me they have to use a different decoder for different versions Get Outlook for iOS Matthew Loraditch Sr. Network Engineer p: 443.541.1518 w: www.heliontechnologies.com | e: mloradi...@heliontechnologies.com From:

Re: [cisco-voip] Root Access via UCOS Remote Support

Yessir, you are correct. The last two characters denote the decoder version to be used. So far we've confirmed that 10.5 & 11.5 both use version 3. If anyone could generate and send passphrases from below 10.5, that would be awesome. I'm curious as to when Cisco switched from 2 to 3.