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Cisco 7912G caught in a startup loop
by madturtle Mon 18 of Aug, 2008
Hello everyone,

I have a Cisco 7912G phone with SCCP ver 1.03 and I tried to load SIP 8.01 then SIP 1.01 via TFTP but it's not working. While I am able to go into the Network Configuration and specify the TFTP IP Address, IP Address and other functions when I save and reboot the phone it just goes off into an endless loop of searching for previous CallManager IP 10.24.97.1>Configuring VLAN>Configuring IP via DHCP> Repeat. The only thing that gets transferred via TFTP is the "gkdefault.cfg" file. I would see in status messages on the phone that TFTP times out even though the TFTP Address and, Laptop IP is correct and I turned off the firewall.

I previously read on this site I need to set the Profile Encrypt Key to "0" so the SIP firmware will auto load into the phone but when I go to Menu Key-> Settings-> Network Configuration -> The Profile Encrypt Key option doesn't exist.
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Re[3]: VPN in a Flash Not Newsworthy
by UncleWard Mon 18 of Aug, 2008
So now VoIP hardware products and press releases go in Software Releases?? Are we making this up as we go along or are there really some guidelines somewhere that are actually followed? Just curious.
Re: Request for Clarification from spamblock
by rbridger Mon 18 of Aug, 2008
Thanks for the suggestion — I double-checked both the posting guidelines and with the support team and see no reason to consider the post illegitimate. So...back it goes!
Re: Re[2]: VPN in a Flash Not Newsworthy
by UncleWard Sun 17 of Aug, 2008
Thanks for reposting. I modified your link because the direct link to Nerd Vittles bombs. That was the reason for the original link to a message thread.
Re: Request for Clarification from spamblock
by spamblock Sun 17 of Aug, 2008
A discussion on newsworthiness of a posting is never 'won' by either side. Off course you get clicks, that is the primary reason to post here. Check with Posting Guidelines and if you question the removal, check with the admin.