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opt 150 is an array of ip addresses.<br>
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actual behavior varies slightly by endpoint (2nd gen, 3rd gen, polycom,
tandberg,...)<br>
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2nd gen phones set the bar -<br>
phone always attempts first TFTP server. If unresponsive then try next
TFTP server in the array.<br>
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/Wes<br>
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On 9/15/2008 3:18 PM, Scott Voll wrote:
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<div>does anyone know how the TFTP Option 150 works? does it start
to finish, round robin, random, circular?</div>
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<div>The ideas is I have a DHCP scope with option 150 ip x.x.x.x
x.x.x.y x.x.x.z</div>
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<div>I want to make sure that the phone use x and y and never get to
z.</div>
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<div>but I have a second application that will fail x and y and
download from z.</div>
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<div>is this going to work?</div>
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<div>Thanks</div>
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<div>Scott</div>
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