03-08-2003 10:29 AM - edited 03-12-2019 10:59 PM
Is there anyway to force an IP phone to reset if it is off the hook? Say the call manager went down and the phone displayed CM Down features disabled, could you send a reset signal to the phone to force it to drop the call and restart?
03-09-2003 06:39 PM
There are 2 ways, first is to cycle power, second is to hit ##*# and the phone resets.
Todd
03-09-2003 07:27 PM
Why do you want to restart a phone if the primary CallManager goes down and the message CM down features disabled appears? Normally, the phone will complete its registration to the secondary CallManager when the user hangs up the phone.
If you are using inline power you can perform a shut/no shut on the port that the phone is on, this will cause it to restart.
BTW, **#**is the correct sequence to reset the phone.
03-09-2003 08:35 PM
Additionally, at least with 7940/7960 phones running SIP firmware, one can telnet into the phone [provided the "telnet_level: " command is set to either "1" (Enabled) or "2" (Privileged)] and simply enter the command "reset".
Unfortunately, I had no success with either the " ##*# " or the " **#** " commands in my attempts to reset my 7960 SIP phone.
F C Wood
sip:fc@iptel.org
08-11-2005 12:06 PM
Depending on what phone load you are using the **#** works in different places. WIth newer phone loads 7, 7.1, 7.2 (i think) you actually have to run that key sequence from one of the sub-menus, i.e., Settings, directories. The older phone loads you could just hit the sequence from the main screen. Like i said, they changed it in a recent phone load, but I'm not sure which one.
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