[cisco-voip] Change the default **# password for an IP Phone

[Ryan Ratliff]

Then you factory default the phone to reset the settings.  The  
settings access comes from the config file pulled from the TFTP  
server so as long as you can get the phone to pull its config file  
you can update the settings.

-Ryan

On Sep 10, 2008, at 9:12 AM, Anthony Kouloglou wrote:

OK Wes Thanks,
i thought about that.
But what happens if:
you have manually configured the ipphone, and at some time you want  
to change some settings from the menu?
And at that time, for some reason, you can't register it to the  
cluster so there is no way to allow settings access.

Thanks
Anthony

Wes Sisk wrote:
>
> Not AFIAK.  You can change settings access to disabled in ccmadmin  
> which will prevent user from accessing the menu.
>
> /wes
>
> Anthony Kouloglou wrote:
>>
>> Hi, is it possible to change the default password **# that unlocks  
>> the settings in an IP Phone menu?
>> I am running CUCM 6.1(2).
>>
>> Thanks
>> Anthony
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