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  • nagy48
    Hot Shot
    • Sep 2014
    • 12

    can't access utility server root account

    Can't access avaya utility server root account ( CM6.3) . and I can't install new phone firmware versions to the utility server from admin account.

    How can I install the phone firmware to the utility server.
  • sunilkumarv
    Guru
    .
    • Mar 2010
    • 124

    #2
    Hi,

    Root account might be disabled once authentication file is updated. you don't need root access to upgrade phone firmware.

    all you need to do is- login to utility server. upload the file under "Miscellaneous" menu and then unpack and active this firmware in manage phone firmware under IP Phone Firmware Manager menu.

    if the phone does not take new firmware, please check phone display during boot up and check the utility server http logs.
    Regards,
    Sunil

    AVAYA| Voice: US:- +1 720 444 5271, India: +91 80 6715 3277 | Email:[email protected]|

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    • nagy48
      Hot Shot
      • Sep 2014
      • 12

      #3
      Hi,

      I tried to upload the phone firmware file under "Miscellaneous" menu through admin account but it display page is not found

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      • mlombardi1
        Legend
        • Sep 2010
        • 533

        #4
        We don't have access to root with or without an authentication file. Very frustrating as we can only add files via the web interface, but not remove them. Need root access to remove old files in the shell.

        In the case of VMware Utility Server, root is needed to reboot the virtual machine after a patch installation. I've had to engage the customer to reboot the VM via vSphere in the past because Avaya does not give me the tools I need to maintain this product.
        Meridian IT - Senior Engineer

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        • sunilkumarv
          Guru
          .
          • Mar 2010
          • 124

          #5
          Hello,

          i am not sure about your utility server version, but time out issue is fixed in 6.3 service pack 9 and above.

          Also, you can copy the file via winscp or any scp client to utility server /tmp directory or copy to your home directory and copy to /tmp directory.
          Regards,
          Sunil

          AVAYA| Voice: US:- +1 720 444 5271, India: +91 80 6715 3277 | Email:[email protected]|

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          • mlombardi1
            Legend
            • Sep 2010
            • 533

            #6
            Originally posted by sunilkumarv View Post
            Also, you can copy the file via winscp or any scp client to utility server /tmp directory or copy to your home directory and copy to /tmp directory.
            Which is useless because firmware and phone files need to be in a certain directory which only root has access to.
            Meridian IT - Senior Engineer

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