[--uid --pwd ] showing up in __provisionAddress__ variable in Endpoint Manager

We’ve found on the last few installs that we’ve done with FreePBX and Endpoint Manager that with the Cisco SPA phones that we use, the __provisionAddress__ variable is adding [–uid --pwd ] to the beginning of that variable. For instance, when the spa<MAC>.xml file is created for each CiscoSPA phone in the /tftpboot directory, we will see an output like this:

<Profile_Rule ua="na">[--uid --pwd ] tftp://10.1.2.3/spa$MA.xml</Profile_Rule>

We’ve worked around the issue by doing this:

The

<Profile__Rule ua="na">__provisionAddress__/spa$MA.xml</Profile_Rule>

Entry needs to be modified to this:

<Profile_Rule ua="na">tftp://__destination__/spa$MA.xml</Profile_Rule>

But now we’re seeing an issue exactly the same as this one:

The original poster in the post above changed the provision address to a FQDN, but we’re running these PBXes on internal networks and that’s not something that we are excited about doing at all our sites. Why is the [–uid --pwd ] entry showing up?

This doesn’t seem to happen on PBXes that we have single network interfaces on, but only on PBXes where we have multiple network interfaces.

Thank you,

Court

Edited to try and improve formatting.