Kalama Sutra, Our buddy seems to have gone silent. Tell me if you know how to program your phones through a TFTP server of your own and we'll move on. You don't want to waste your credits setting this stuff up while they are on the line.) Just make sure you have a logmein account set up and SSH capability into your machine before you start using your ticket. (I'll add here, that if you don't find what you want here, the paid support at PaloSanto is excellent. But you need to make sure you understand which files the phone needs in its boot process. If you know how to program your phones through an exernal TFTP, you can do it another way.
IF they are supported, the TFTP server in Elastix will program the phones. But ask if you need help.įirst of all, I think you should be able to set your extensions and then plug your phones, do and Endpoint Scan, and then Set all the phones. If you are usure about this, ask, or search the forum for info. You'll need to open ports 5060 and 10,000-20,000 and point them to your Elastix box. I'd stay away from it if you are new and just use a simple firewall/router. I'm not sure about firewall capabilities by using the DHCP in Elastix. As far as the DHCP server goes, why don't you just use a stand alone router? If you do this, you have a firewall, that you need. I've become proficient at programming Polycom phones through the Endpoint Manager, and throught the TFTP server. It will not fix the weekday problem, but at least we can use the publicly available updates.Hi cacaso, I think I can help.
At least that means it might be possible for us with Chinese cameras to flash the Euro/US version through that method to avoid the language mismatch error. Good job so far, and interesting that the Chinese firmware was flashable through TFTP. It will be interesting to see what you find out regarding JP1, zikronix. It might also be that to gain access to the AMBOOT bootloader, you'd have to do the same as on the Gopro Hero2, which is to short tx/rx briefly while powering up the camera. Another interesting thing to note is that if it is, then the Linux is actually running in a thread (almost like it is virtualized) on a different RTOS (called PrKERNEL). If so, then the bootloader is probably AMBOOT, and probably accessible from JP1.
The JP1 connector is most likely (99% sure) a serial port (like you said), and it might provide access to interesting things.Īnother interesting conjecture is that these cameras are much like Gopro Hero2, which uses the same Ambarella CPU/DSP. The OPTIND value is 1 on my genuine Chinese version also, so that's probably not related. I don't think this is a physical thing, I'm quite sure it is something in a special flash area (possibly protected). Going to look for jumpers, or bridged and un bridged solder points. I tired setting this to 2 with no luck, not even sure that's the option but hey its worth trying! In telnet there is an option under set called OPTIND with a value of 1 on a us cam. Im sure the hardware is "identical" and it is a value flashed in the ROM of the device. So that means that the value used to identify the language of the cam is part of the hardware itself? Seems logical since it took the Chinese firmware and still didn't update the langĬorrect which is pretty much inline with what I said above.
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