10-21-2013 01:02 PM - edited 03-18-2019 02:00 AM
Hi guys,
I want to integrate a Tandberg C40 with CUCM 9.1. I know that I need to upgrade from TC4.1 to TC5.1 or higher but I can't find any information about it. I tried to upgrade using the Tandberg's Web interface-> Upgrade Software with the file s52000tc5_1_8.pkg but it didn't work.
Software version: TC4.1.0.247017
Product: TANDBERG Codec C40
Module serial number: XXXXXXXXXXXX
IP address: 10.96.5.115
MAC address: XXXXXXXXXX
Valid release key: Yes
Installed options: NaturalPresenter, PremiumResolution
Thanks in advance
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10-21-2013 02:43 PM
Have you actually got a release key for TC5.x ? If not, then it won't work.
If you have a valid service contract in place, then you can get the new release key either through the licensing portal or from TAC.
/jens
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10-21-2013 03:49 PM
Try upgrading your C40 to TC4.2.4 first before going to TC5.x or TC6.2.1.
TC6.2 doesn't require you to have a new release key (like TC5 does), it'll work with the TC4 key you already have installed.
Wayne
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10-21-2013 04:19 PM
Wayne -
TC6.2 doesn't require you to have a new release key (like TC5 does), it'll work with the TC4 key you already have installed.
Correct, after TC6.1 you no longer need a release key, however to get to TC6.1 from an earlier version you still need a release key for TC6. It's noted in the document below, in the first section.
leosalci -
Is there any more information you're able to provide.
10-21-2013 04:43 PM
Don't forget that even after TC6.1 having a valid service contract is still a requirement, and it must be assosciated with the CCO ID - so no service contract = no software.
So what I said still stands; new release key is required - and a valid service contract must be in place.
/jens
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10-21-2013 06:35 PM
You don't necessarily need the service contract to get the new firmware release - as per the Cisco Security Advisory at http://tools.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurityAdvisory/cisco-sa-20130619-tpc, you can receive an upgrade for free.
Wayne
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10-21-2013 07:28 PM
Good point - I forgot about that security bulletin.
Still need a valid service contract to get any further major releases in the future though.
/jens
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