Auto Firmware update setting
SteveInWA:
Suggestions? Yes, remove that setting, because, thanks to their sloppy (to say the least) firmware management, if it tries to get the firmware from that link, it will likely be downlevel.
Per DrGeoff's comment, we don't know how it works, but Polycom can push updates if necessary.
Set yours to the OBiTALK default values.
bsdaiwa:
Quote from: SteveInWA on June 20, 2018, 01:21:33 pm
Suggestions? Yes, remove that setting, because, thanks to their sloppy (to say the least) firmware management, if it tries to get the firmware from that link, it will likely be downlevel.
Per DrGeoff's comment, we don't know how it works, but Polycom can push updates if necessary.
Set yours to the OBiTALK default values.
Done, thanks. I heard that removing the OBi from the web portal then reinstalling it would cause the firmware to update, what do you think?
SteveInWA:
Anecdotally, yes, that seems to do it, but, disclaimer: YMMV, depending on anything in your LAN that might be blocking the communications, or whether it is sunny out vs. rainy. To be clear, removing the device from the dashboard and then re-adding it will wipe out the settings that are now on the device. So you might as well delete it off of the dashboard, unplug the Ethernet cable, then restore it to factory defaults by keying in ***8 the 1 and waiting. After you do this, plug in the Ethernet cable again, and re-add it to the dashboard, it looks like a new device that needs a firmware update.
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