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Subject :Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 02:57:50
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| N4TTY |
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Not being an IP phone guru by any definition of the word, does anyone know whether the Cisco CP-7940 Unified IP Phone will work in conjunction with FreePBX running on a Raspberry Pi? I see the term SIP, but don't really know if the Cisco 7940 fits into that niche. Thanks in advance for any advice. Steve G./N4TTY |
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 03:12:05
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 03:16:27
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Thanks Jim! Guess I missed the 'model' number of the phone when I watched your video to get my PBX running. Now I just need to find the 'SIP' firmware and the 'how to' to flash the phones.
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 07:05:14
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No problem. It should be up soon. I'm finishing the editing as I type this reply. When done, there will be a link posted with the firmware and configuration files as well.
Are your phones already running SIP or are they still on the default SCCY Cisco Firmware? |
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 07:48:23
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| N4TTY |
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Don't have the phones yet, but thinking of buying 4 of them at what I consider a fair price. They have the standard Cisco Firmware [the vendor reports 8.1(2.0)], if that sounds familiar. Think they might be re-programmable using your process? If so maybe I should go ahead and get them on the way. |
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 07:57:26
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And my apologies for calling you Jim, Paul! The gray matter had the suffix of your call stick as your first name.
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 08:23:42
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Sounds like they already have SIP loaded on them. So it'd just be a matter of configuring them by following a 10-minute video.
If they don't, you will have to install a TFTP server on one of the nodes, set the tftpboot path to the /tmp directory, upload the firmware files to the /tmp directory, and plug that phone into the TFTP server node so it can grab the needed files.
As for Jim or Paul...I've gotten to the point to where I go by both so all is good. |
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Last Edited On: 2013-09-25- 08:24:44 By KF5JIM for the Reason |
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 10:52:42
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Any update on your configuration procedure being posted?
Steve G./N4TTY |
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-25- 13:22:25
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Subject :Re:Cisco IP Phone Compatability..
2013-09-26- 02:12:35
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Can you point us to the document? I haven't found it on my own, or maybe it isn't there yet. |
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