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I may be wrong, but I think the only difference between Cisco’s Quality Management and Advanced Quality Management is the screen recording component, so these same steps may work fine Continue Reading…
Cisco, did you really have to make this process sooooo painful? Anyway, here’s what you’ll need to do if you want to upgrade an off the shelf 8831 conference phone Continue Reading…
Well, obviously you need SSH access to do this. You also need your IOS device to be set up as an SCP server. If you aren’t set that way, you’ll Continue Reading…
So I decided to upgrade a 2960XR stack via flash instead of TFTP mostly just because I could. What I wasn’t prepared for is how incredibly slow it went, and Continue Reading…
Similar to my article about Cisco and Brocade not wanting to interact with each other without a very specific configuration, you’ll likely run into the same issue if you’re trying Continue Reading…
I have a Cisco VoIP phone that I use remotely and to do that, it of course needs to be able to boot up and interact with its mother Call Continue Reading…
So you’ve got a spiffy Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), formerly Cisco Call Manager, install for your company’s phone service? Maybe you have their Cisco Unified Contact Center Express (UCCX) Continue Reading…
Note: in my articles, any time I give a config example, parts you need to replace *should* be in red text. Here’s the CliffsNotes version of this article for those Continue Reading…
I had a Cisco 1811 router that I could happily change the configuration on, write mem and reload and it would just never actually use that config. Turns out it Continue Reading…