My phone IP addresses have changed. How do I get them back?
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My phone IP addresses have changed. How do I get them back?
Q: A few of our individual phone IP addresses have changed too and I need help getting them back.
A: I would hard-boot the system and swap ports in the switch. There’s no reason why you should be able to log-in to the server with what you have been using and then one day, it won’t allow you. The only reasoning behind this would be you were hacked. But, the chances are low. The phones IPs should not have changed either for that matter.
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