Sangoma Phone Firmware / Endpoint Manager

[steve_pbuk (Steve Allen)]

Hi

How does the above available firmware get updated? I have the latest module/system updates installed but the available list doesn’t seem to be showing the latest firmware listed at: Phone Firmware Release Notes - Phones - Documentation

I’m using the latest distro version of FreePBX.

Thanks

[steve_pbuk (Steve Allen)]

Just checked one of my other servers and it looks like this?

Did firmware 1.47 get deployed and then removed?

[steve_pbuk (Steve Allen)]

Also, can I run any commands on the PBX server to list what firmware each phone (Sangoma S500) is running?

[lgaetz (Lorne Gaetz)]

@steve_pbuk

Did firmware 1.47 get deployed and then removed?

Yes.

@steve_pbuk

Also, can I run any commands on the PBX server to list what firmware each phone

From Asterisk CLI:

sip show peer xxxx

The user agent line shows fw ver. I don’t think there is a corresponding command for pjsip.

[steve_pbuk (Steve Allen)]

Thanks igaetz, I use pjsip so thats a shame.

I use exclusively Sangoma VoIP phones.

Do you think it would be possible to add something to EPM to show firmware versions for the connected phones?

Thanks

[steve_pbuk (Steve Allen)]

@lgaetz Just going back to my original question. How does the firmware list on my server get updated, is it automattic and I don’t need to worry about it?

[lgaetz (Lorne Gaetz)]

@steve_pbuk

is it automattic and I don’t need to worry about it?

Exactly this. If you are thinking about it, you are doing it wrong.

@steve_pbuk

Do you think it would be possible to add something to EPM to show firmware versions for the connected phones?

If you provision your phones using http, you can grep the apache logs for the phone MAC address, and the user agent will also tell you the firmware version.

[steve_pbuk (Steve Allen)]

@lgaetz

If you provision your phones using http, you can grep the apache logs for the phone MAC address, and the user agent will also tell you the firmware version.

Thats great thanks @lgaetz