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do i need the release.xml file for ip phones???

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TDMorIP

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it seems each line of phones has one. can i ditch it? or is it used, and if so how do i have multiple types of phones sharing the same tftp or http server?
 
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Not sure if this helps you, but I have a mix on 96XX and 46XX phones and I only have that file for 96XX.
 
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No it's not needed. The file is like a readme file. It contains information about the firmware version and included packages.

The phones dont use the file and I don't even bother putting it on the server.


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