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We have some H3 phones, and got one working with the firmware that 3CX has available for download. It appears to work well and do everything we need for our hotel rooms.
Then we tried to set up another one. After updating the firmware it seems to go into a boot loop, with both lights blinking for a little while, then solid for ~5 seconds, and then off for ~10 seconds before it loops back around to blinking for a little while.
This happened with three phones in a row.
If I ping the phone constantly it often gets in a few pings before the phone reboots, and we have gotten the HTTP management page to load sometimes. Also I can get a dial tone, and dialing #*111 reads out the IP address. But then it dies shortly after that. It seems like it reboots sooner if something is being done to it like the pinging, or when I hang up after hearing a dial tone. Not 100% sure on that though.
One oddity is that the DHCP lease that it gets seems to have an expiration date of the time that it got the lease (basically no lifespan on the lease). Our DHCP server (two Windows Server 2012 R2 VMs with DHCP replication) defaults to a couple days for the length, so not sure what is going on there.
Any ideas what is going on?
Then we tried to set up another one. After updating the firmware it seems to go into a boot loop, with both lights blinking for a little while, then solid for ~5 seconds, and then off for ~10 seconds before it loops back around to blinking for a little while.
This happened with three phones in a row.
If I ping the phone constantly it often gets in a few pings before the phone reboots, and we have gotten the HTTP management page to load sometimes. Also I can get a dial tone, and dialing #*111 reads out the IP address. But then it dies shortly after that. It seems like it reboots sooner if something is being done to it like the pinging, or when I hang up after hearing a dial tone. Not 100% sure on that though.
One oddity is that the DHCP lease that it gets seems to have an expiration date of the time that it got the lease (basically no lifespan on the lease). Our DHCP server (two Windows Server 2012 R2 VMs with DHCP replication) defaults to a couple days for the length, so not sure what is going on there.
Any ideas what is going on?