drichter12
Technical User
I am trying to work with SIP configurations on a stand-alone Mitel 5224IP set on my home network and everything I read in the Mitel documentation tells me to go to the built-in "Web Configuration Tool" to change settings on the phone.
I have had no luck whatsoever in getting to this elusive web page. I have confirmed that the phone is up and running properly on my network, it is pulling all the correct info from the DHCP server on my Cisco router and even upgraded via TFTP to the latest version I could find of the SIP firmware (v06.00.00.19). I have confirmed that the following protocols are enabled on the phone: HTTP, TFTP and Telnet. SNMP and SRTP are both off.
I have sucsessfully pinged the ip address of the phone as well as telneted into it's shell (Precise/RTCS Shell) but whenever I try to "browse" to the phone's IP address I immediately get an error stating the webpage cannot be found.
Any help with getting to this magical web interface would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dale
I have had no luck whatsoever in getting to this elusive web page. I have confirmed that the phone is up and running properly on my network, it is pulling all the correct info from the DHCP server on my Cisco router and even upgraded via TFTP to the latest version I could find of the SIP firmware (v06.00.00.19). I have confirmed that the following protocols are enabled on the phone: HTTP, TFTP and Telnet. SNMP and SRTP are both off.
I have sucsessfully pinged the ip address of the phone as well as telneted into it's shell (Precise/RTCS Shell) but whenever I try to "browse" to the phone's IP address I immediately get an error stating the webpage cannot be found.
Any help with getting to this magical web interface would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dale