Interesting problem for sure. What I found was there was this wireless print server attached to the phone in the PC port. Somehow, of which Im not sure at the moment, it would cause this phone to unregister with CUCM. When I took this little wireless print server off, all worked normal again without problem. I should have taken a picture of the wireless print server. Oh well.
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We threw out 4000 of these phones! Send them back if you can.
ReplyDeleteAlso do not use cisco routers or cisco access points because a department inside Cisco is under pressure to add spyware.
About the spyware: This phone when it boots (linux) insists on your PC being connected so the PC traffic goes through the phone.
Analysis of the phones daemon reveals intercption spyware of all Ethernet traffic.