Download all phone firmware

[asmith3006]

Is there a way under "updates" to download all phone firmwares at the same time? I currently have 29 sitting there and having to select, download, wait, repeat 29 times is a pain.

Thanks

 

[mnadvornik]

I also don't see any possibility other than clicking through every single update seperately. A download all feature would really make life a lot easier

 

[travstoll]

There was one prior to sp1 if I remember right. Removed in SP1 because of a bug I believe.

Hoping this is added back in SP2 as well...

We all don't use all the firmwares anyway. Most use 2-3 at most for a client, so its really not a big deal to download 3.

 

[sanketgroup]

this is extremely annoying.
Click on one firmware, then wait till it downloads. Then click second and so on.

how tedious this process is.

Pls Provide select all button.

 

[OliverMark]

+1 for "Select all"

 

[teldata1]

+1

 

[DinoMueller]

+1

 

[giwm]

+1

Even if we don't need all the updates, they're still shown in that red bubble, making it more difficult to discern when an actual update is required. Perhaps an alternative option to acknowledge updates without downloading them? That way only unacknowledged updates would trigger the red bubble count.

 

[Daniel Lent]

Download all or the option to opt in or out of certain phone model updates.

 

[earthwing]

I would really like to see a ignore and hide/unhide checkbox along with a (multiple) select and download box. That would clear up the mess as it is now in v15 SP4

 

[tech10]

Agreed. Every time I see there are updates up there, I want to go download them all. A way to either exclude them or download all would be awesome.

 

[nb]

SP5 is going to improve this drastically.
Every 2 hours a check will be made. The logic will be like this:
PBX has Yealink T42 phones and snom 320 phones.
Check and download updates ONLY for those phones. Nothing else.
Then for now all you need to do is go to the phones page and upgrade the firmware from there.

We will improve this procedure even more. but for now this is a big step forward.