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We having 20 units of 1608 which failing to boot (flashing screen). We manage to fix this issue (copy Flash IC from working unit), but now we do have another problem, same MAC address on unit which we manage to fix and of course when we connecting two units at the same time there is MAC address conflict. Is it possible to change MAC address? Is any one can help with this ? Many thanks in advance!
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mmm..first time for this one.
It sounds like some issue with software on phone(Advertise Protocol)... However, A MAC is basically hard coded to a interface in your situation phones link to network switch,I doubt it is actually experiencing a MAC conflict. Were are you observing the same MAC on both phones..run a sniffer trace and follow that path until you see mentioned |
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The MAC is programmed in the flash. By copying the flash, you duplicated the MAC.
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I also have the same problem for all the 26 units of IP phone 1616-i are they subject for RMA? Your assistance is greatly appreciated |
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hi
discussing today's posting It is a bit unclear to me how this mac duplication occured in the first place Did you performed any special action prior noticing endpoint now had the same mac @? Recommanded action is to raise RMA request, assuming they are under contract regards jpp |
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It is actually a firmware bug. Please read the following PSN (PSN004134u):
https://downloads.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/100178036 |
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