The phone gets it's load version from the macaddr.cnf.xml file
downloaded from the TFTP server.

If it does not find the config file it tries to download
term70.default.loads (I think) which will point it to a specific
load.  You should be able to confirm this in the router debugs by
looking at the files requested by the phone before the load.

The first thing I'd try is to download the 8.0.3 zip file off of CCO
and put all the files in it on the router's flash and make sure they
are available for tftp download.

If that doesn't work copy the cnf.xml files from the CM tftp server
and put them on the router flash.

-Ryan

On Jul 27, 2006, at 11:58 AM, Robert Kulagowski wrote:

[Bump.  Any ideas?]

Robert Kulagowski wrote:
> I'm upgrading a number of our remote offices to 8.0(3) for the
> 7970. I'm
> currently getting only 7kbytes/sec over the WAN from the publisher, so
> each phone is taking a long time to perform the upgrade. If I
> attempt to
> upgrade too many at the same time, some will fail to finish and not
> load
> the new firmware.
>
> I've uploaded the various 8.0(3) files up to the router, and
> configured
> the tftp-server commands on the router so that it serves up the files.
> I've temporarily changed option 150 to point at the router rather than
> the publisher.
>
> I've reset one of the phones and took a look at what it's trying to do
> (deb tftp events), and it's trying to download the existing firmware
> (7-0-2) from the router rather than the the 8.0(3).  Is there
> something
> that describes the phone boot process so I can force it to load the
> new
> firmware from a local resource rather than over the (slow) WAN?
>
> Any other throughts on how to upgrade a large number of phones over
> the
> WAN?


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