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| − | '''The PC Tool is not supported at the moment!'''
| + | Please check out Devices Emergency Rescue Tool (http://wiki.unify.com/wiki/Devices_Emergency_Rescue_Tool) |
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| − | <!-- '''Installation within Customer IT Infrastructure:'''
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| − | The customer can install the netboot for OpenStage phones in his own network using a netboot package provided by SEN. -->
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| − | {{up}} [[How To]] | {{de}} [[OpenStage Software-Installation mit NetBoot]]
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| − | To recover an [[OpenStage]] (20/40/60/80) device, in case it is no longer operating properly, you can use a [[NetBoot]] server together with a [[TFTP]] server to upload and install latest software on the device.
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| − | This functionality can be used to upload either [[SIP]] or [[HFA]] software to the OpenStage phone.
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| − | The procedure is a little bit different than it was on [[optiPoint]] devices. The OpenStage phone needs three files in order to be completly reset.
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| − | Therefore it is strictly recommend only to use the provided software packeges:
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| − | * OpenStage Updater
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| − | * OpenStage Software packages for SIP devices
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| − | * OpenStage Software packages for HFA devices
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| − | To update an [[optiPoint]] phone via NetBoot see [[optiPoint 410/420 Firmware and Application software upload with NetBoot server]].
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| − | == Configuration of the NetBoot server ==
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| − | Start the NetBoot server via "START -> PROGRAMS -> OPENSTAGE UPDATER -> NETBOOT SERVER -> NETBOOT SERVER".
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| − | [[Image:NetBoot-start.gif|thumb|left|Main window of the netboot server|300px]]
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| − | Click on "DATABASE -> PROPERTIES" and edit the "NETWORK MASK" to fit your environment.
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| − | [[Image:Netboot_config_netmask.jpg|thumb|left|Netboot Server Properties - Netmask settings|300px]]
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| − | Edit "TFTP Server IP address" to fit your environment. For "Boot Image search Path" please enter a dot.
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| − | [[Image:Netboot_server_tftp_ip_address.jpg|thumb|left|Netboot Server Properties - TFTP server settings|300px]]
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| − | Click on "OK" to leave the menu.
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| − | Click on "DATABASE -> Add entry" to add a new entry for the OpenStage devices, like it is in the screenshot below.
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| − | The value "Fixed Address" is the IP address for your OpenStage device and must fit your environment.
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| − | [[Image:Netboot_server_add_entry.jpg|thumb|left|Netboot Server Properties - TFTP server settings|300px]]
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| − | == Configuration of the TFTP server ==
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| − | The TFTP server included in the OpenStage Updater software package does not need any configuration. It is completly pre-configured.
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| − | == Starting the update procedure ==
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| − | Start the TFTP and Netboot server included in the OpenStage Updater.
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| − | Power supply via PSU:
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| − | * Connect the OpenStage device to the network.
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| − | * Hold button [[Image:osk-3.gif]] and connect the device to the PSU.
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| − | Power supply via network switch ([[PoE]]):
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| − | * Hold button [[Image:osk-3.gif]] and connect the device to the network.
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| − | {{SeeAlso OpenStage}}
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| − | [[Category:OpenStage]]-->
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