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jonfry · 08-23-2008, 01:07 AM

Hi all,

I've bought myself a Cisco 7940G IP phone from eBay. I'm in the process of working through upgrading the firmware to SIP so I can use it with VoXaLot.

I have the TFTP server set up and working and I've dropped in the new SIP firmware image files.

According to the instructions I'm reading I also need to place a SIPDefault.cnf and/or a SIPmac_address.cnf file into the TFTP server so it's loaded by the phone.

There's many examples of these files on various web sites but each example I look at differs greatly from the next to such a point as I'm not sure what I should have in each file and what I shouldn't.

Does anybody have a Cisco 7940 or 7960 working with VoXaLot who would be kind enough to copy the contents of their .cnf files into here (with their own details XXXXX'd out!) so I have something constructive to work with?

Any help would be appreciated. This is a new challenge and I'm determined the phone's not going to win!

Thanks,
Jon

08-23-2008, 01:07 AM	#1
jonfry Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Times in 1 Posts	Cisco 7940 Hi all, I've bought myself a Cisco 7940G IP phone from eBay. I'm in the process of working through upgrading the firmware to SIP so I can use it with VoXaLot. I have the TFTP server set up and working and I've dropped in the new SIP firmware image files. According to the instructions I'm reading I also need to place a SIPDefault.cnf and/or a SIPmac_address.cnf file into the TFTP server so it's loaded by the phone. There's many examples of these files on various web sites but each example I look at differs greatly from the next to such a point as I'm not sure what I should have in each file and what I shouldn't. Does anybody have a Cisco 7940 or 7960 working with VoXaLot who would be kind enough to copy the contents of their .cnf files into here (with their own details XXXXX'd out!) so I have something constructive to work with? Any help would be appreciated. This is a new challenge and I'm determined the phone's not going to win! Thanks, Jon