I had to go and buy a second hand Snom 300 thinking I was saving some money!!!
Now when i went to set it up all I get is the previous user number and info but when I went to reset the password is not 0000!!!!!
I then tried to log in online using the ip address and low and behold the password is not admin , admin as have been told tried many variants none worked.
asked previous owner who states they never changed any passwords.
I have been trying for 2 days now to reset by tftp but to no avail as I all my computers are mac based.
someone please help.
Thank You.
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Eric Oberlander
said
almost 5 years ago
Setting up a TFTP server on a Mac is easy. It's already built into Mac OSX.
If you open a Terminal you will find a folder /private/tftpboot under your user account. Download the Snom firmware binary to your Mac and copy it into the /private/tftpboot folder and rename it to snom300.bin (for a Snom 300 phone). Something like this should do, depending on where you saved the file, and the particular version of the file(s):
You will need to know the IP Address of the phone, and the IP Address of the Mac with the TFTP server to carry out the TFTP update. On a Snom 300 remember to use the ^ (up) navigation key to move to the next IP Address before hitting the OK (tick) button.
MACs are basically a UNIX derivative. All you would have to do is get the TFTP server setup.
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Paul Norman
said
about 5 years ago
Wasn't one of these was it: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/272058370284
The phone's MAC is registered with a provisioning server!
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Eric Oberlander
said
almost 5 years ago
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Setting up a TFTP server on a Mac is easy. It's already built into Mac OSX.
If you open a Terminal you will find a folder /private/tftpboot under your user account. Download the Snom firmware binary to your Mac and copy it into the /private/tftpboot folder and rename it to snom300.bin (for a Snom 300 phone). Something like this should do, depending on where you saved the file, and the particular version of the file(s):
You will need to know the IP Address of the phone, and the IP Address of the Mac with the TFTP server to carry out the TFTP update. On a Snom 300 remember to use the ^ (up) navigation key to move to the next IP Address before hitting the OK (tick) button.
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Eric Oberlander
said
almost 5 years ago
On your secondhand Snom 300, when auto-reprovisioning overwrites your settings on reboot, and again asks for a username and password for the web interface, you can try changing the Update Policy to "Never update, do not load settings" on the Advanced menu > Update tab, before rebooting while the phone is connected to the Internet.
Ben Corp
I had to go and buy a second hand Snom 300 thinking I was saving some money!!!
Now when i went to set it up all I get is the previous user number and info but when I went to reset the password is not 0000!!!!!
I then tried to log in online using the ip address and low and behold the password is not admin , admin as have been told tried many variants none worked.
asked previous owner who states they never changed any passwords.
I have been trying for 2 days now to reset by tftp but to no avail as I all my computers are mac based.
someone please help.
Thank You.
Setting up a TFTP server on a Mac is easy. It's already built into Mac OSX.
If you open a Terminal you will find a folder /private/tftpboot under your user account. Download the Snom firmware binary to your Mac and copy it into the /private/tftpboot folder and rename it to snom300.bin (for a Snom 300 phone). Something like this should do, depending on where you saved the file, and the particular version of the file(s):
then you change the permissions of the folder(s) & file(s):
then you load and start the server
You will need to know the IP Address of the phone, and the IP Address of the Mac with the TFTP server to carry out the TFTP update. On a Snom 300 remember to use the ^ (up) navigation key to move to the next IP Address before hitting the OK (tick) button.
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Paul Norman
Wasn't one of these was it: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/272058370284
The phone's MAC is registered with a provisioning server!
Eric Oberlander
Setting up a TFTP server on a Mac is easy. It's already built into Mac OSX.
If you open a Terminal you will find a folder /private/tftpboot under your user account. Download the Snom firmware binary to your Mac and copy it into the /private/tftpboot folder and rename it to snom300.bin (for a Snom 300 phone). Something like this should do, depending on where you saved the file, and the particular version of the file(s):
then you change the permissions of the folder(s) & file(s):
then you load and start the server
You will need to know the IP Address of the phone, and the IP Address of the Mac with the TFTP server to carry out the TFTP update. On a Snom 300 remember to use the ^ (up) navigation key to move to the next IP Address before hitting the OK (tick) button.
Eric Oberlander
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