JoshuaThompson
Technical User
Shortly after a client starts up Phone Manager on their computer a log on our firewall is created that shows the client PC attempting to establish a connection with 192.168.42.1 on port 69. TCP Port 69 belongs to TFTP. I am assuming that 192.168.42.1 is the default IP address for the main IP Office switch.
Our IP Office does not run the default IP address. We also are not, as far as I know, having any problems with Phone Manager functionality.
1) Why are these network connections occurring?
2) How can I stop them? (And I dont mean by a firewall deny, I mean how do I get the client to not even try this bad IP Address?
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Joshua
Our IP Office does not run the default IP address. We also are not, as far as I know, having any problems with Phone Manager functionality.
1) Why are these network connections occurring?
2) How can I stop them? (And I dont mean by a firewall deny, I mean how do I get the client to not even try this bad IP Address?
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Joshua