mitel100

Ok here goes:

1 - Log into the E2T card using Putty using the IP address of the RTC on port 2007 using the RAW option.

2 - At the prompt enter bootChange and return. (if this does not work enter c and then return)

3 - Program the options and press return after each line, the options are below:

boot device - motfcc
processor number - 0
host name - bootHost
file name - /sysro/E2T8260
inet on ethernet (e) - (IP address and subnet mask (hex) of the E2T card)
inet on backplane (b) - (leave blank)
host inet (h) - (IP address of controller RTC)
user (u) - ftp
ftp password (ftp) - @
flags (f) - 0x0 (used for Fixed IP addresses)
target name (n) - (leave blank)
startup script (s) - (leave blank)
other (o) - (leave blank)

Once these options are in reboot the E2T card.

Hope this helps

opaljoe

Thanks but you were 15 minutes to late though. I ended up logging a support request with Mitel because I was getting desperate. Every document I read tells you about the secure telnet and what settings are needed but none mention the bootchange command.

Thanks again I appreciate your time.

acejavelin

I NEVER use a static IP on the E2T card... I prefer using a DHCP reservation for it so it always gets the same IP address and if I reconfigure the network, its a simple change without having to PUTTY into the E2T card. Guess that is just how Mitel taught me in class so that's how I do it.

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