These files are not installed on the Cisco router and must be installed from an external source. Retrieved from ‘’ Certain files are necessary for the proper operation of a Cisco IP phone or analog device so that it can register successfully with a Cisco Unified Communications call control device. About an hour - Hopefully this page will mean you take a lot less than an hour, but it took me a couple of hours of digging around to get everything configured properly, brew a large pot of coffee.TFTP Server - The phone picks its firmware and configuration up from a tftp server and you'll therefore need to have one on your LAN for this to work.DHCP - By far the easiest way to configure the phones IP address is via DHCP, make sure you have a fully working DHCP server before continuing.Also note that these phones don't usually come with a power adapter as they're intended to be used with PoE. This tutorial should work with both types of phone with minimal tweaking, but it has been written for the 7960. Try this eBay search which will also bring up the near-identical 7940 which is similar to the 7960 but has less lines. Cisco 7960G - You can pick up a new Cisco 7960G for around £200 at the time of writing, however eBay is a good source too and I picked mine up there for £57.50 including delivery, power cube, brand new, still in the box, fresh as a daisy.I skipped the ODBC, PhpMyAdmin, Webmin and also omitted most of the MySQL config. This is outside of the scope of this document but I followed this excellent tutorial and had everything configured in no time.
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Asterisk - You will need to download and compile Asterisk and get it up and running before anything else.
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