[cisco-voip] IP phone DHCP question or two
Tim Reimers
treimers at ashevillenc.gov
Wed Feb 1 17:30:50 EST 2012
Hi all -
What are all the options for forcing an IP phone to get a new IP
address?
I know of:
- Resetting it (I think) (how does one globally reset all
phones in UCM?)
- shut/no shut the port
- int range (whatever to whatever) and inline power
never/inline power auto
I want to switch from Cisco router based DHCP to Microsoft DHCP
My plan would be:
Disable the ip dhcp pool on the cisco router for a given Vlan/subnet
Enable the ip helper addresses
Restart the phones and they would pull IP addresses from the new DHCP
server.
I know Microsoft devices (aka XP, win7 workstations) tend to know their
old IP and will sometimes cause an IP conflict when changing DHCP
servers,
even if you reboot them they sometimes conflict.
Do Cisco IP phones have that same problem, or once they reset do they
forget all about any IP they once had, and go get a new one from the
DHCP server
(obviously, if the DHCP server has a lease for the phone, it gets the
same IP back, but that's not the phone's doing..)
thanks, Tim
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