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As to the CISCO2911-v/k9, the Unified CME and SRST voice bundles include 25 CME or SRST seats across all the platform bundles. If you wish to add additional users, you need to order additional feature licenses to add up to the desired user count. Finally, if you are ordering Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express, you need to purchase IP phone licenses for each phone that you will connect to the CME system.
the reason for this would be that it is not getting it's config from the CallManager (or CME router).
The steps in a phone booting up something like this: 1) DHCP for IP Address, and Option 150 for TFTP Server 2) TFTP to address provided by DHCP Option 150 3) Get config file, a(an upgrade of firmware may occur at this point) 4) Connect to Call Manager/CME as specified in config file
First check DHCP server to see if it is allocating an address to the MAC address of the phone Second confirm if DHCP is providing Option 150 and that is the IP Address of the TFTP Server (typically one of your Call Managers) Third check that the phone is correctly configured on CCM/CME. A common error at this stage is that the phone is configured with the wrong model type.
Call back if you get to that stage and are still having problems.
If it is a maintenance light, it may just be time for some basic service, like an oil change. If it is a check engine light, you really need to have it scanned, which alot of parts stores will scan it and give you the codes for free. get it scanned and cme back with the codes and someone here will be better prepared to hep you
if CM, then it could be because of partitions and Calling Search Spaces. PTs are placed on the line and are restricted by CSSes. http://cisco.com/en/US/docs/voiceipcomm/cucm/admin /413/ccmsys/a03ptcss.html#wp1020642
If it is CME, then it could be a configuration issue
cut power to unit pick up water pump unil u see bottom of pump..try to spin manuely..chances are your pump is locked ..if spins freely ohm out motor windings..make sure ur getting power to pump
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