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Do you have access to Cisco tac to download the phine pack that you can FTP/tftp transfer it into the flash?<br />
I think it would be faster and straight forward to contact Cisco tac and....
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My colleagues in my Americas office have access to contact TAC..but they are too busy at the moment..So I wanted to know the steps.
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You have to login and get the uc540_8.6.2 update package and local. &nbsp;Since you are on 12. You may gave to go through intermediate updates unless you want to recreate the config from scratch and possible lose info from the cue .......
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are you on a UC540 or a Communications Manager server?
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My mistake, posted the response in the wrong question.
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From Cisco you need to get the phone related config pack for your call manager.
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I am on Cisco Call Manager 10.5 on a UCS server
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I am on version 10.5.2.10000-5 and I want to download the phone type for Cisco 8845 model.<br />
Can I download only for this model phone or it has to be complete download..WIll it ugrade for all the 7961,7962 etc models I have on the network and will all the phones reset ?
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Use the link to locate the data and it will answer your question. The phones will not auto reset unless you update the firmware that will be pushed on the phones you have.
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it will upgrade ALL firmwares for all models. And the phones will probably reset. My advice, and Cisco's advice, plan a maintenance window during off hours for optimal availability. <br />
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You cannot just add the firmware for the 8845s. You have to install the dev pack to accommodate new rows in the database.
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Hi,<br />
I have a new model of Cisco phone in my company, but on Call Manager i do not see that model in the phone type.<br />
Can you please help me in the steps i need to do to get this model added on the call manager..I am using call manager 10.5<br />
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regards
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Hi,
I have a new model of Cisco phone in my company, but on Call Manager i do not see that model in the phone type.
Can you please help me in the steps i need to do to get this model added on the call manager..I am using call manager 10.5

regards

Do you have access to Cisco tac to download the phine pack that you can FTP/tftp transfer it into the flash?
I think it would be faster and straight forward to contact Cisco tac and....

My colleagues in my Americas office have access to contact TAC..but they are too busy at the moment..So I wanted to know the steps.

You have to login and get the uc540_8.6.2 update package and local.  Since you are on 12. You may gave to go through intermediate updates unless you want to recreate the config from scratch and possible lose info from the cue .......

are you on a UC540 or a Communications Manager server?

My mistake, posted the response in the wrong question.

From Cisco you need to get the phone related config pack for your call manager.

I am on Cisco Call Manager 10.5 on a UCS server

I am on version 10.5.2.10000-5 and I want to download the phone type for Cisco 8845 model.
Can I download only for this model phone or it has to be complete download..WIll it ugrade for all the 7961,7962 etc models I have on the network and will all the phones reset ?

Use the link to locate the data and it will answer your question. The phones will not auto reset unless you update the firmware that will be pushed on the phones you have.

it will upgrade ALL firmwares for all models. And the phones will probably reset. My advice, and Cisco&#39;s advice, plan a maintenance window during off hours for optimal availability. 

You cannot just add the firmware for the 8845s. You have to install the dev pack to accommodate new rows in the database.

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