#Polycom phone error dhcp failed update#

Reset to factory defaults and try provisioning again - Got stuck at 'Please Wait', had to yank the power and then it started looping at 'updating initial configuration.' had to yank the power again and then booted up to the now familiar x's on the screen.ДЄt this point I'm at a loss, I'm not entirely sure why it was working before and now it will no longer connect, and i'm beginning to fear Polycom's firmware bricked the phone. i confirmed through the web interface it did upgrade but still no change

#Polycom phone error dhcp failed update#

(using Polycom automatic updater on phone web interface) - no change, but side note, after doing the update the phone started boot looping and getting stuck at 'updating initial configuration' or something like that, I had to yank the power cord to get it stop and boot up. Re-entering provisioning server through web interface - no change After this reboot it wouldn't connect again, it just shows an x next to the my name on the screen and gives the whole 'URL calling is disabled' message when trying to use the phone. When I got that working with inbound and outbound calls I wanted to try messing with the BLF settings to see how it will work for our receptionist, so I setup a BLF button to monitor a dummy extension with no phone on it and rebooted the phone to get it to show up on the screen. So when I first started this I got the phone to join to the server using the old UCS, I hadn't rebooted it in a while because after it joined to the 3CX server I started messing with the SIP trunk. Provision method: Manual - that is I entered the server manually through the web interface of the phone SIP Provider: sip.us (only for testing, will switch to spectrum (formerly known as time warner) if I can get this to work) Phone: Polycom VVX 300 running UC Software version 5., upgraded from 5.4 as part of troubleshooting Some basic information on the setup is below, if further information is needed let me know. I am new to 3CX, I am looking into using it as a replacement to our hosted VoIP we currently have.