Similarly, our Polycom VVX 600 phones are stuck in an infinite reboot loop (v5.9.1.0615 downloaded from http://downloads.polycom.com/voice/software/UC_Software_5_9_1_release_sig_split) so I wonder if the download file is corrupted. We've attempted to apply it to multiple phones, each of which goes into an infinite reboot loop.
We are taking steps to use our provisioning server to force it back to an older version, but it's a bit of a mess and hopefully isn't affecting all VVX 600 users... but Polycom might want to ensure they've tested it more!
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It is not a good idea to use the Polycom hosted server to upgrade a whole campus as if something goes wrong you will not easily get the phone back without touching it.
In addition I would assume an enterprise organisation would try and test something like an upgrade before rolling it out to all users.
Polycom offers solutions like PDMS-E or RPRM so you may want to look into this.
The next step would be to provide us with some sort of logs so we can try and help you.
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----------------We did not attempt to upgrade a whole campus; it was only one phone for a new employee and my test phone to see if I could replicate the issue (and I could; it failed in exactly the same way, on a totally different network).
After letting the phone try over and over again for some time, it did actually succeed in completing the upgrade. I have a suspicion that your web server was overburdened or something earlier today.
After selecting the upgrade in the web UI, the phone reboots as usual and displays the following messages:
Software before upgrade: v5.8.1.6389
Software upgrade attempt: v5.9.1.0615
Phone Model: VVX 600
Call Platform: Asterisk (FreePBX), although unrelated to this issue
No additional Polycom infrastructure
MAC Address: 00:04:F2:80:D0:24
Hello @shdwlynx,
our software is hosted on the Amazon Cloud so I doubt that this is the issue. Without any form of logs or anything it is difficult to troubleshoot this.
The Serial for the VVX600 shows it was sold by SCANSOURCE COMMUNICATIONS back in 26/11/2013 so it would be a PPI / Pay Per Incident ticket if anything.
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Best Regards
Steffen Baier
Polycom Global Services
If official support is required please check how to phone or open a case here
----------------Hi,
This was an issue on the previous firmware release as well.
What I discovered on the VVX 310/311, 410/411 phones was if I set my switch to 100 Mbps Half Duplex vs 1000 Mbps Full Duplex this would let the fireware install correctly without going into a reboot loop.
I'm guessing that Polycom still doesn't have a fix for this issue yet.
Please give my suggestion a try and let me know how it works out for you.
Steven, after doing the stream conversion it got into a reboot loop and lasted all night, restarted this morning. Google about it, ended up here, read your comment and give it a try, put an old cisco 10/100 switch between phone and 1Gbps switch. Guess what, 2 seconds later changed status to "Extracting application" and started to effectibly install the OBI stream.
Thanks for your comment. New to Polycom.
Stream convertion link:
No Problem Elgmair
Glad I could help!!!
In case google sends anyone else to this thread, I was able to fix my VVX reboot loop by disabling lldp and cdp on the switch port the phone was connected to (This came from a ring central document)