16xxupgrade.txt

[Pepp77]

Having a bit of a weird issue. Have a new server edition going in on 9.1.9 (numerous reasons why not 10 that I am not going to go into). We have plugged the first handset in (a 1608L). It boots up and then gets to a screen saying

HTTPS:1

https://10.1.122.120:411/16xxupgrade.txt

We have tried clearing the phone and obviously rebooting it. I have also rebooted the SE. Nothing changed.

I then looked at the file management for the SE and couldn't actually see the 16xxupgrade.txt file on the system (under Disk->system->Primary)

It is in the manager folder on the PC - so can I just manually upload it? If so why isnt it already in the folder?



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[janni78]

The file should be available on port 443, standard HTTPS (

https://10.1.122.120/16xxupgrade.txt)

"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer

 

[Pepp77]

Cheers

I get - "Embedded File Server File Does Not Exist" when I go to that address, however when I go to

https://172.27.21.10/16xxupgrade.txt

(this is the secondary server) it returns an actual 16xxupgrade.txt file.

No to find out why!


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[Pepp77]

Hhhm okay, removed the file I manually uploaded and went to the address again and this time it showed an autogenerated one.

Will have to get the customer to retest.

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[Westi]

If the system detects one (46xx... ; 16xx....) it will not show the auto generated one even if the file should be corrupt or the server just being hormonal and not being able to handle or provide it. So I think that was the reason in your case.

If you however uploaded one it should NOT show the auto generated file.

Joe W.

FHandw, ACSS (SME)


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