TFTP server?

[Christian]

Hi,
Yes, I will definitly have a look. Cisco didn't want to give me technical support, only if I paied for it. So I might switch to something else.
And also using TFTP is not as convenient as a webinterface. ANd if something goes wrong with the phone I cant change the IP for the TFP server without sighted help.
Many thanks,
Christian


On 2006-11-02 at 15:56 luke wrote:

>Also, consider the grandstream phones.  I do not know about their 
>interfaces yet (I would like to), but they are very! nice in the feature 
>department, and beat the crap out of Cisco, as do the Snom systems which 
>Janina mentioned.
>
>Anything but Cisco!  They have screwed anything that was good out of 
>Linksys, and their software is proprietary and licensed.  I have also 
>heard the quality of their phones, and it is not what you would expect 
>from the Cisco of old.
>
>Luke
>
>
> On Thu, 2 Nov 2006, Janina Sajka wrote:
>
>> For the record you might want to consider Snom Vo/IP handsets rather
>> than the Ciscos. Salient difference being that Snom's web based
>> configuration interface is eminently accessible with lynx, whereas
>> Cisco's is pretty inaccessible no matter what browser you might try and
>> use on whatever operating system.
>> 
>> Yes you can push configurations over tftp, but you should also be able
>> to configure the handset directly, imho.
>>  The latter is much easier when you're learning.
>> 
>> Janina
>> 
>> 
>> Christian writes:
>> > Hi,
>> > I'm looking for a TFTP server. I need that in order to configure my
>Cisco 7960 IP phone to use with my Asterisk.
>> > Many thanks,
>> > Christian
>> > 
>> > 
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