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*To perform a soft reset of the Cisco 7940/7960 phone;  hold the *, 6 and <Settings> key at the same time  
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*To perform a soft reset of the Cisco 7940/7960 phone;  hold the ''*'', ''6'' and ''<Settings>'' key at the same time  
::Unlock your phone by pressing **# (for old firmware) or selecting unlock config from the config menu and type in the password (default is ‘cisco‘)
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::Unlock your phone by pressing ''**#'' (for old firmware) or selecting ''unlock config'' from the ''config menu'' and type in the password (default is ''‘cisco‘'')
 
* To help debug SIP connections:  
 
* To help debug SIP connections:  
 
**Telnet to the Cisco 7940/7960 phone (You can find the IP address by looking at the network settings on the phone)  
 
**Telnet to the Cisco 7940/7960 phone (You can find the IP address by looking at the network settings on the phone)  
**Login using the password you set in the SIPDefault.cnf file -  cisco  
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**Login using the password you set in the SIPDefault.cnf file -  ''cisco''
:::To watch the sip messages, type:  debug sip-messages  
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:::To watch the sip messages, type:  ''debug sip-messages''
:::To turn off, type:  tty mon 0  
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:::To turn off, type:  ''tty mon 0''
*To see errors in the *.cfg file, type:  show status  
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*To see errors in the *.cfg file, type:  ''show status''
 
::Note:  You will see the following messages and can ignore them…  
 
::Note:  You will see the following messages and can ignore them…  
 
::W351 unprovisioned proxy_emergency  
 
::W351 unprovisioned proxy_emergency  

Latest revision as of 06:05, 11 October 2010

  • To perform a soft reset of the Cisco 7940/7960 phone; hold the *, 6 and <Settings> key at the same time
Unlock your phone by pressing **# (for old firmware) or selecting unlock config from the config menu and type in the password (default is ‘cisco‘)
  • To help debug SIP connections:
    • Telnet to the Cisco 7940/7960 phone (You can find the IP address by looking at the network settings on the phone)
    • Login using the password you set in the SIPDefault.cnf file - cisco
To watch the sip messages, type: debug sip-messages
To turn off, type: tty mon 0
  • To see errors in the *.cfg file, type: show status
Note: You will see the following messages and can ignore them…
W351 unprovisioned proxy_emergency
W350 unprovisioned proxy_backup

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