User manual
Table Of Contents
- Cisco IP Phone Provisioning Guide Sylantro-hosted Service Release 3.2.1
- Cisco IP Phone Turn-up Summary for New Installs*
- Upgrading Cisco Phones - DHCP
- Configuring the Router and Switch for DHCP
- Cisco IP Phone Configuration using DHCP
- Cisco IP Phone Configuration using DHCP
- Cisco IP Phone Configuration using DHCP
- Adding a Cisco Phone To An Existing Site
- Adding a Cisco Phone To An Existing Site
- Adding a Cisco Phone To An Existing Site
- Upgrading Cisco Phones – Static IP
- Cisco IP Phone Configuration using Static IPs
- Cisco IP Phone Configuration – Manual Method
- Cisco IP Phone Configuration – Manual Method
- Cisco IP Phone Configuration – Manual Method
- *** Notes for Remote Teleworker Installations *** - Only 1 VoIP device is supported for remote teleworkers utilizing NAT. - M
- Remote Teleworker
- Remote Teleworker – NAT Configuration
- Remote Teleworker – Static IP Configuration
- Remote Teleworker
- Remote Teleworker
- Remote Teleworker
- Remote Teleworker
- Remote Teleworker
- Cisco IP Phone Config for Remote Teleworker
- Appendix: Configuring the Local Router’s Firewall
- Example 1: Netgear MGT624
- Example 2: Linksys WRT54GC
- Example 3: Port Forwarding
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Attention:
There is a updated process for installing new phones at an existing customer site
Covad is currently utilizing Cisco MGCP 7.7 firmware for 7940 and 7960 customer phones. Brand new
Cisco phones will need a two step upgrade from factory default firmware P0030301MFG2 (3.1) to MGCP
7.7 firmware. Phones will first need to connect to a provisional TFTP for an intermediate upgrade, then
connect to the primary TFTP that is assigned by the Voice Serving Office (VSO).
*** Used Phone Configuration ***
If phone is previously used, Covad recommends erasing any pre-existing configuration settings
Plug the Ethernet cable into the phone’s 10/100 SW port. Plug the other end into an Ethernet switch port
on the VLAN associated with the router’s Fast Ethernet port.
Phone should be powered on
Select Network Configuration
Press **# to unlock phone and enter “edit mode.” Upon completion, the safety lock icon at the top of the
display will change to an opened lock.
Scroll down to Erase Configuration and select Yes
Select Save
Reboot phone - Unplug the Ethernet cable from the phone
If you Cisco phone is powered by a separate power cord, unplug power cable from the phone
If inline ethernet power (PoE) is being used, unplug the 10/100 SW cable from back of phone
*** New Phone Configuration ***
Plug the Ethernet cable into the phone’s 10/100 SW port. Plug the other end into an Ethernet switch port
on the VLAN associated with the router’s FastEthernet port.
Adding a Cisco Phone To An Existing Site