[Asterisk-Users] I got it (was: Cisco 7940 with asterisk)

[Jeff Gustafson]

	Maybe it's not the new chan_sccp code that's the problem.  When I put
in the SEP000785532D5F.cnf.xml on the tftp server, the phone never gets
to a usable screen.  Instead it just tries to tftp files over and over. 
Th one file, P00305000300.bin, I don't have.  As far as I know I can't
get this file unless I buy it from cisco.   Is this file absolutely
required for the chan_sccp code to work?

				...Jeff

On Wed, 2004-01-21 at 14:05, Jan Czmok wrote:
> > 
> > 	Kewl,  I was apparently trying to use older chan_sccp code which didn't
> > work.
> > 	Okay... just tried your new code.  The phones keep resetting:
> > 
> > "Error Verifying Config Info"
> > then
> > "Registering"
> 
> 
> you should use the CURRENT code, which is not there as a tarball.
> i just posted the recent tarball to the /files directory.
> 
> use this one !
> 
> Then:
> 
> Configure your dhcp to serve it like this:
> 
>    host voip-phone
>           { 
>           hardware ethernet 00:30:94:C2:89:0B;
>           fixed-address 212.20.150.206;
>           option host-name "voip-phone";
>           option domain-name-servers 212.20.144.98;
>           option routers 212.20.150.1;
> 	  option tftp-server-name "193.138.116.111";
> 	  }
> 
> by using your IPs.
> 
> The tftp server should contain: 
> 
> - xmlDefault.CNF.XML file.
> - a symlink from the xmlDefault.CNF.XM file to the SEPxxxxxx.cnf.xml file
> - within the sepdefault, you need to define the callmanager.
> - some more stuff, but we'll see it later...
> 
> this should be sufficient to bring up the asterisk withthe 79xx.
> 
> --jan
>