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Thanks for the reply's. And, Yes to mentallimit, A reboot is needed afterall. This is a linux patch, not a CM patch. Thanks again, just wondering who all knew this.

Avaya recommends rebooting after the DST patches. PLEASE tell me you experiences.

You needed to load the Pre-installation patch 1204 "Before" performing the upgrade. This patch MUST be installed prior to upgrading from 2.2 to 3.1. The patch, as well as information related to it, is located at the following shortened link: http://snipurl.com/1amy9 As far as what you can do...

Yes, MSIE always does that to gzipped linux files. I really don't know why, though. I use the browser, Firefox, and don't have that problem. Firefox is just so much more stable, and imo more user friendly. Your post might help others, thanks.

Thanks ALL. I just upgrade my first of man, and applied the DST patch easily. Thanks again! Crosstalktek

Has anyone applied the new CM Daylight Savings Time Patch? If so, any problems? Can we just load it like any other hot-patch? (upload, then go to linux, and update_unpack then update_activate)? Does it load over current patches smoothly?

I'm running a 4621SW IP phone (FW 2_6)-CLAN in our G3SI. I've had it working since July 2006. System: G3siV12 Software Version: R012i.02.1.118.1 I know you asked about an S8700, but wanted to input my setup to see if that helps. I read the "vpnphone_readme.htm" and Section II...

to letman, I have been following this thread as well, Please respond to phonegoober's question, as I am interested in telneting as well. what is that command, if you could reply, I would also be gratefull! Thanks,

Tolson is right, It has to be in the root directory, that's why he needs to cd / that's cd "with a space" / I've done lots of them over the years.

Can anyone tell me what song this is a takeoff of? It's really well done, check it out. Here is the URL http://s88531596.onlinehome.us/Surplus.mp3

I don't know if this is appropriate, at this time of year, or in this forum, so I apologize to anyone that might be offended. I recently found this forum,(a few months ago), and check it many times a day. It sounds like there might be lots of x-Avaya employees here. Am I right? Anyway, here's...

I don't know, if you are ftp'ing it directly the the VAL, and you type cd / put tn2501ap_fX.bin ls you should see the file there. You can also go to your SAT and type: list directory board (enter VAL slot #) ------ From YOUR example, it looks like it did indeed transfer, you can see the put...

When you ftp, do a "cd /" without the appostraphes, this will get you to the root directory, upload firmware there. I think that is your problem. The firmware needs to be in the root directory on the VAL board.

However, I cannot find that document that Mike was refering to.. If anyone can point us to that document, I'd appreciate it.

I was just following this thread. All great info! There might have been a typo with that suggested link, here is the link that I believe "mikeydidit" meant to type: http://www.utilcall.com/

Oops, Correction here in one field: Schedule Download? [b]n[b\]

Try these setting for Firmware Download Screen for a Self Download, changing the source board location. change firmware download Source Board Location: 01A10 Firmware Image File Name: tn799dp_f17-sig.bin Target Board Code: TN799 Suffix: DP Firmware Vintage: Schedule Download? y Remove Image...

These are my steps, but you'll require basic Windows/PC knowlege, tftp Server knowlege (very easy), and basic Networking knowlege (to know what IP addresses to program to what fields. I hope this helps: I'm using RoadRunner/TWC, and my 4621 phone is just like a landline. The only problem that...

You can hook that cable that is attacted to the "Terminal" port on the back of the Switch- to your PC serial port using a 25 pin to 9 pin straight thru serial cable, (you might need a 25 pin to 9 pin cable if your PC's serial ports are all 9 pin. If your PC serial ports are 25 pin, then just...

I have found that I didn't need WebLM check out my setup, in a reply to post entitled: "46xxVPNphone very picky"