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If the IP Phone 1535 reaches a [software version] folder and finds the FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file is the same version number as the folder in which it resides, the IP Phone will consider itself updated fully and never go looking for folders that contain newer versions. Thus,

it is extremely important to the Update process for you to place the FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file for any new firmware version you receive into the folder for the previous update version - otherwise, the IP Phone 1535 will not update itself.

ATTENTION

In order to maintain an unbroken sequence between one version of an available firmware updates and the next, it is very important that when you place the newest available FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file into the folder for the previous update version, you DO NOT forget to move, in turn, the FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file for the previous version to the folder of the update previous to that folder.

For example: You receive an update package for firmware version

0.9.44.To point the IP Phone to the new update folder, you place the

0.9.44FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file to the folder for 0.9.42. The FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file for version 0.9.42 does not get destroyed, however, but moved to the folder for version 0.9.41, and so on.

As an added note, be sure and keep a copy of the FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file for the latest version in the latest version folder, so that the IP Phone 1535 will determine itself to be current after reaching that folder.

For example: For the firmware version 0.9.44, you would copy the 0.9.44 FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file into the 0.9.42 folder (as above), and also leave a copy in the 0.9.44 folder. Then, when the IP Phone 1535 reaches the

0.9.44folder, it uses this file to determine that this is the final version available and completes its update process.

Nortel Multimedia Communications Server 5100

Nortel IP Phone 1535 Installation and Commissioning

NN43160-300 00.13 Preliminary

Release 4.0 22 August 2007

Copyright © 2007, Nortel Networks

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Contents Nortel IP Phone 1535 Installation and Commissioning Page August 22nd Revision historyMay 25th MayRevision history Contents Configuring Email Copyright 2007, Nortel Networks Contents Other Changes FeaturesNew in this release New in this release Getting help from the Nortel web site How to get helpContents How to get help IP Phone About the Nortel IP PhoneIP Phone 1535 shipping box content Safety informationDefault factory settings Care of the IP PhoneRAM 64 MB Sdram Technical specificationsDescription of the IP Phone 1535 menu options VoIP Settings menuMultiple Language Support System Settings menu Using the SD/MMC card To copy files from the phone to SD/MMC card About the Nortel IP Phone Installing the IP Phone 1535 for the first time First time installation of the IP PhoneInstalling the IP Phone 1535 for the first time Provision the MCS Physically install the IP PhoneConnect the handset Installation guidelinesConnect the IP Phone 1535 to a power source Connect to Pstn Logging in to the IP Phone 1535 Admin modeAttach the IP Phone 1535 to the stand Enabling the LAN connection profile Connecting the IP Phone 1535 to the LANAccessing and modifying the LAN Network Settings Accessing and modifying the LAN Network Settings Access and modify Wireless Settings Enabling the WiFi connection profileAccess and modify Wireless Settings Modifying User Information parameters Configuration of NAT-Traversal Modifying Proxy parametersConfiguring the Stun server Configuring VoIP domain name informationEnabling Stun protocol Registering the IP Phone Modifying port assignmentsStep Action Checking for available IP Phone 1535 software updates IP Phone 1535 System Software UpdatesInitiating manual software updates for the IP Phone Provisioning the FTP update server FTP software update processProvisioning the FTP server directory structure Configuring the FTP server login accountHandling the FirmwareUpdateRequest.acfg file FTP software update filesIP Phone 1535 System Software Updates Provisioning the FTP update server Sample FTP server directory structure De-Registering the IP Phone Additional configuration using the VoIP Settings menuRegistration option Misc. Miscellaneous configuration option Ports For more information, see Modifying port assignments Accessing and modifying Call Total Bandwidth CtbwModifying Codec Priority lists Configuring VoIP Voice Mail Configuring the Mailbox ID Modifying the Date and Time Additional configuration using the System Settings menuAccessing and activating the Reset function Accessing the Technical Features configuration option Accessing the Technical Features configuration option Additional configuration using the System Settings menu Configuring IP Phone 1535 Email account information Configuring EmailSmtp Server Enabling and disabling the Camera IP Phone 1535 CameraIP Phone 1535 Camera Known issues TroubleshootingBasic troubleshooting Troubleshooting connectivity issuesTroubleshooting Regulatory information and disclaimers IP Phone 1535 Regulatory InformationIP Phone 1535 emissions statement EMC compliance Jurisdiction Standard Description Regulatory and Safety InformationUSA-FCC Federal Communications Commission statement Telecom requirements for both Canada and USA FCC Interference statementCompliance Statement for Canada Telecom requirements for both Canada and USA IP Phone 1535 Regulatory Information Page Nortel IP Phone 1535 Installation and Commissioning
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5100 specifications

Nortel Networks 5100 is a powerful platform designed for telecommunications and networking, primarily aimed at enhancing the solutions provided to service providers and enterprises. Introduced as part of Nortel's robust portfolio, the 5100 combines various features that cater to the demands of modern network environments.

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