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SIP On Mitel / Re: 5330 Handsets and SIP configuration

« on: August 30, 2013, 04:59:40 AM »

Hi serge, I've attached the files you should need, I got these from one of the links in other posts here. I never got the web interface working and still get the same language select and tftp address prompt as you even with the phones provisioned.

I guess the 5320 will be similar to the 5330 so if you get it talking to the TFTP server you should see what files it's looking for - MN_Generic.cfg & MN_<phone mac address>.cfg are all you need to get it provisioned. I didn't need a firmware upgrade either, switching the phone to SIP mode is enough (my previous setup guide explains how to do this), just make sure it picks up option 43 from DHCP (it will show this briefly on boot up if it has - option 43 was the only setting that worked for TFTP regardless of other articles I found saying the phones support 66/125/128/150).

You can also browse to the phone IP and enter the TFTP server address manually but that would be tedious if you're provisioning multiple phones!

Hope that helps!

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SIP On Mitel / Re: 5330 Handsets and SIP configuration

« on: August 28, 2013, 08:30:09 AM »

Got this working in the end, but I did give up on the web UI as clearly the key piece of info is missing in all the help here unfortunately. I've attached a useful guide to set this up in a Windows environment for anyone else who got completely stuck like me!

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SIP On Mitel / Re: 5330 Handsets and SIP configuration

« on: August 21, 2013, 07:41:14 PM »

Hi, I'm having a similar problem to cmeilleur where I can't access the web UI. I'm a complete novice with Mitel phones, but have a good background of 3cx and Linksys/Cisco handsets. The mitel is definitely a different beast all together!

We've inherited a bunch of 5330e phones but want to change them to use SIP and hopefully talk to a 3cx system. I've got a handset that has been reset to factory defaults so have switched it to SIP mode and configured the TFTP settings. I've downloaded the 5340 archive suggested above and can see the phone hitting the TFTP server and failing with the common sip5340ttnlang_en_US.bin file error that every one here has seen. The web interface only prompts to select a language and enter the TFTP server address, but even selecting any other language (which I have the files for) it reboots the phone and goes back to the same prompt. I guess this is a red herring though and it actually needs something else to do the firmware upgrade to provide the web UI but the key steps are missing from all posts above. I've configured the MN_Generic.cfg file which seems to do more when the phone boots, but it's still not getting anywhere.

Can anyone shed any light on this please? I've hit a brick wall and seem to be going round in circles!