Matt Grofsky
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Remove Callmanager
Ok this is driving me nuts. I had previously converted a Cisco 7940 to a SIP by changing the TFTP IP and having it load up newer versions of the firmware 7.4.
I recently had to reset the phone and it reverted back to a cisco with callmanager 7.2 firmware on it.
Having a problem now trying to manually set IP info, where when I give the phone a restart it will try to connect to a setting int here called CallManager1 with some off what looks like a local IP. I cant seem to edit this IP or get the phone to connect to the TFTP server I set it up as.
Any help would be appreciated.
I recently had to reset the phone and it reverted back to a cisco with callmanager 7.2 firmware on it.
Having a problem now trying to manually set IP info, where when I give the phone a restart it will try to connect to a setting int here called CallManager1 with some off what looks like a local IP. I cant seem to edit this IP or get the phone to connect to the TFTP server I set it up as.
Any help would be appreciated.
What is the firmware version showing, did it revert back to a SCCP load?
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sorry Sallwine I never got an email saying this thread was updated...yes it reverted back. If I can get in to change the TFTP server I have the latest firmware on there ready to update the phone. Just for the life of me cant figure out how to get it to connect there, it wont let me change it.
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the 150 seemed to work thanks.
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I'm having an odd problem where I reset 7940 from a SIP phone to factory default and am trying to set it up to TFTP to download latest firmware and config files.
Problem I'm having is I cant change that callmanager IP and everytime the phone boots it shows opening 10.1.7.34 (have no idea what IP is) and then it goes into Configuring CM List...I dont want call manager on there I want it just as a SIP phone any idea how I can remove this?