Was wondering what happens to a phone that needs to reboot or restart if you hard coded the TFTP Server - Just did a little test.
On the phone, I changed the "Alternate TFTP" to YES Then I hard coded the TFTP Server 1 to HQ-RTR. I already had TFTP Server 2 point to the subscriber, so kept that. On HQ-RTR I copied the files: ringlist.xml and the wav files to the HQ-RTR. Setup the tftp-server commands. Worked! So now, what about the requirements? If the requirement was setup TFTP Pub and Sub as backup. This works because the changed phone is using the Sub as backup. Would individual phones be looked at to see how TFTP's are configured? Probably not, probably the configuration of the DHCP scopes are checked. If it said that you only need 1 TFTP Server (for example: Pub), than make that Server 2 and the router as server 1. Regards; Sam. On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 10:45 AM, cisco cisco <ciscocci...@gmail.com> wrote: > I think that if the requirement is just a certain phone not having a > particoular ring: > > > - That particoular phone must have a different TFTP than other > phones.On that dedicated TFTP the Ringlist.xml must have been edited > - Don't think it's acceptable to remove the particoular ring instead of > editing the Ringlist.xml > - No way to fullfill the requirement if we want to edit the > Ringlist.xml file and have both TFTP servers active for all the phones > - Guess it's better to change TFTP server on the phone instead of > defining a dedicated DHCP scope, faster in lab environment and without > impacts to the other phones > > See u > > > _______________________________________________ > For more information regarding industry leading CCIE Lab training, please > visit www.ipexpert.com > > Are you a CCNP or CCIE and looking for a job? Check out > www.PlatinumPlacement.com >
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