This software upgrade package includes the following files for the Cisco 7905G/7912G IP phones. Filename Description ========================= ===================================================== bmp2logo.exe Convert bitmap file to Cisco IP phone binary format cfgfmt.exe Convert SIP profile from text to binary (Windows) cfgfmt.linux Convert SIP profile from text to binary (Linux) cfgfmt.sun Convert SIP profile from text to binary (Solaris) prserv.exe Capture Cisco IP phone debug outputs (Windows) prserv.linux Capture Cisco IP phone debug outputs (Linux) prserv.sun Capture Cisco IP phone debug outputs (Solaris) readme.txt This file sip_ptag.dat SIP parameter tags file for use with 'cfgfmt.exe' sipexample.txt Sample Cisco 7905G/7912G IP phone SIP profile ========================= ===================================================== The following additional files are included in the Cisco 7905G SIP software upgrade package. Filename Description ========================= ===================================================== CP7905080000SIP060111A.zup Cisco 7905G SIP Upgrade image for phones without image authentication capability CP7905080000SIP060111A.sbin Cisco 7905G SIP Upgrade image for phones with image authentication capability lddefault.cfg Cisco 7905G generic binary profile for quick upgrade lddefault.txt Cisco 7905G generic text profile for quick upgrade ========================= ===================================================== The following additional files are included in the Cisco 7912G SIP software upgrade package. Filename Description ========================= ===================================================== CP7912080000SIP060111A.sbin Cisco 7912G SIP Upgrade image gkdefault.cfg Cisco 7912G generic binary profile for quick upgrade gkdefault.txt Cisco 7912G generic text profile for quick upgrade ========================= ===================================================== Please refer to the Cisco IP Phone 7905G/7912G Administrator Guide (SIP) for more information on the usage of these programs. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT CISCO IP PHONES SOFTWARE UPGRADE IMAGES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Cisco 7905G SIP software package includes two upgrade images: CP7905xxxx.zup CP7905xxxx.sbin The Cisco 7912G SIP software package includes one upgrade image: CP7912xxxx.sbin A Cisco 7905G IP phone may request either the .zup or .sbin upgrade image depending whether it can perform image authentication, which is a process all new Cisco IP phones use to verify the image authenticity. A Cisco 7905G IP phone without the ability to perform image authentication will request the .zup image first, which will provide it with the ability to verify the authenticity of .sbin images in future upgrades. A Cisco 7905G IP phone that can already perform file authentication will only request .sbin files. All Cisco 7912G IP phones are capable of performing image authentication and will request only the .sbin upgrade image. If a phone's profile specifies the .ZUP upgrade image, an authentication-aware phone will modify the image extension name and request the .SBIN upgrade image from the TFTP server. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOW TO UPGRADE A CISCO IP PHONE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For your convenience, a default configuration file has been created to help you quickly upgrade to the latest .zup or .sbin software image. The "lddefault.cfg" for the 7905G and "gkdefault.cfg" for the 7912G are based on the "lddefault.txt" and "gkdefault.txt", respectively. A default GUI/Web password of "1234" is set. You will be prompted for this password when you try to change the Network or SIP configuration, or access the phone's web page. If the password is disabled (set to 0), then the phone configuration via the web is also disabled. To upgrade your Cisco IP phone, please follow the steps below. 1. Copy the following files to the TFTP server. For Cisco 7905G For Cisco 7912G --------------- --------------- CP7905xxxx.zup CP7912xxxx.sbin CP7905xxxx.sbin gkdefault.cfg lddefault.cfg 2. Enable the use of TFTP on the Cisco IP phone. ----------------------------------------------------------- Instructions for Cisco IP phones with an existing SIP image ----------------------------------------------------------- (A) Using the LCD Menu 1. Press MENU key 2. Select Settings > Network Configuration 3. Press **# to unlock the menu You may be prompted to enter a password to unlock the menu. Enter the UI password, if required, before proceeding. 4. Select "TFTP Enabled" menu option 5. Press "Yes" key Skip steps 5.1-5.6 if the Cisco IP phone will be downloading the files from the DHCP-specified TFTP URL or IP address. 5.1 Select "Alternate TFTP" menu option 5.2 Press "Yes" key 5.3 Select "TFTP Server" menu option 5.4 Press "Edit" key 5.5 Enter TFTP server IP address 5.6 Press "Validate" key to save the value 6. Press "Save" key to save the changes 7. Press MENU key to exit configuration menu (B) Using the Web Interface 1. Start your favorite browser 2. Enter the URL http:///dev where PHONE_IP_ADDRESS can be found by selecting MENU > Settings > Network Configuration > IP Address from the phone screen. 3. Enter the UI Password when prompted. If no UI password had been provisioned, you will not be able to make any parameter changes from the web interface. 4. Click on the "Network Parameters" option 5. Enter "1" in the UseTftp parameter field 6. Enter "0.0.0.0" in the TftpURL parameter field if the Cisco IP phone will be downloading its files from the DHCP-specified TFTP server; otherwise, enter the TFTP URL or IP address of the TFTP server. 7. Click the "Apply" button to save the changes. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instructions for NEW or EXISTING Cisco IP phones with SCCP image ------------------------------------------------------------------------- (C) Using the LCD menu 1. Press MENU key 2. Select Settings > Network Configuration 3. Press **# to unlock the menu You may be prompted to enter a password to unlock the menu. Enter the UI password, if required, before proceeding. 4. Select "Alternate TFTP" menu option 5. Press "Yes" key 6. Select "TFTP Server 1" menu option 7. Press "Edit" key 8. Enter TFTP server IP address 9. Press "Validat." key 10. Press "Save" key to save the value 11. Press MENU key to exit configuration menu, if required 3. Reboot the Cisco IP phone The Cisco IP phone may automatically reboot and download the upgrade from the TFTP server. If the phone does not reboot or download from the TFTP server, reboot the Cisco IP phone by disconnecting and reconnecting the power adaptor, or if inline power is used, disconnect and reconnect the ethernet cable. 4. Verify the software version 3.1 Press the MENU key 3.2 Select Settings > Status > Firmware Versions 3.3 Check the software version