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Yes there is a solution to this...<br />
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It appears to me an answer *has* been provided. Does it not work? 
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It appears to me an answer *has* been provided. Does it not work?

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Thank you for your help and sorry for being late.<br />
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Actually there is no suitable solution above, there is only a concept, I will need more details about the exact SPA942 configuration file. I will accept any solution provided before post will be deleted.
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Thank you for your help and sorry for being late.

Actually there is no suitable solution above, there is only a concept, I will need more details about the exact SPA942 configuration file. I will accept any solution provided before post will be deleted.

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If there *really* is no solution, and taht means you'll need to tell us why the suggested solutions are not suitable - then this question should remain so that in future people searching for it will be able to find it and follow the discussion. I don't understand why you are trying to delete it. 
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If there *really* is no solution, and taht means you'll need to tell us why the suggested solutions are not suitable - then this question should remain so that in future people searching for it will be able to find it and follow the discussion. I don't understand why you are trying to delete it.

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Hello experts,<br />
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I am setting up about 20 Linksys SPA942 phones.<br />
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Is there any way to copy configuration from one to one, and after that changing only username and password instead of setting them one by one?
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Hello experts,

I am setting up about 20 Linksys SPA942 phones.

Is there any way to copy configuration from one to one, and after that changing only username and password instead of setting them one by one?

Duplicating SPA942 configurations

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