Go to embedded file management. File/upload system files. It might want 3000 files. Then change the IP of the http server to the ip of the IPO. power cycle phone.
Sounds like a bad batch of phones. Are you plugging them into a POE switch or a POE injector. You might try an injector directly to the IPO to test if the switches have some routing that is causing issues.
Mike
Try repairing the installation of manager, then uploading system files.
What version of firwmare are the phones currently running? Is the firmware on the phone a newer release than 4.0.0.0.2? Try uploading latest firmware.
Do you have the Upgrade text file written correctly?
Are there any packet inspection rules on routers, FW, etc. blocking the traffic?
I have only run into this issue once at a client site. The fix for me was the latest firmware on the system.
So I have both the phones I had from my Demo System and my Customers system right next to each other.
Demo System Phone:
Upgrade Info
Model: J179D02A
Version Number: 4.0.0.0.21
Upgrade Date: 2018-08-28 (This is before I had the phone in hand, so maybe these were already updated to the latest version and not done from my demo PBX)
Upgrade Status: Successful
Filename: Not a listed Option on this phone
SW Version: 4.0.0.0.21
It looks like the upgrade is failig because the phone is on newer firmware.
Customer phones, it looks like the .bin you're uploading is 4.0.0.21, but the SW Version the phone appears to loaded at is 4.0.1.0.11, if I understand your breakdown correctly.
I believe the latest version is 4.0.3.1 for reference.
What release are you on, you should make sure you are on the latest release of the IPO. The latest that I got from Avaya was R11.0.4.1.13 build1 this fixes an upgrade issue within Manager.
Mike
IPO Version R11.0.4.1.0 Build 11 "it looks like the .bin you're uploading is 4.0.0.21, but the SW Version the phone appears to loaded at is 4.0.1.0.11, if I understand your breakdown correctly." That is the bin that is located in the Manager Files for this release. Which version is newer. 4.0.0.0.21 or 4.0.1.0.11?
I do see 4.0.3.1 software avail on the Avaya Downloads. Should I load that? What is the process? (new to J100's)
Can I just load the:
J100Supgrade.txt and
FW_S_J179_R4_0_3_1_4.bin
To the embedded file management? Do I need to load all of the files within the download?
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