Cisco 7942G IP Phone SIP Firmware 9.3.1.SR4.1 Download

Posted at November 5, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

Cisco 7942G IP Phone SIP Firmware 9.3.1.SR4.1 Description

Fixes:

- Placeholder for TNP Sidetone/Send Gain Audio Server Change
- 796x/4x phones not passing correct Device IDs to switch port via CDP
- 'BACK' is not displayed in English when locale switched to English
- 79XX phones do not display Caller ID if Remote-Party-ID has FQDN
- phone load issue on 7945 with new hardware
- 3rd Gen phone have issues returning info from URL like CGI/SettingsInfo
- Out of bound RTP port (32768) is chosen by 7970 and causes one way audio
- Https results in XML parsing error in 7961/62
- EAP-TLS on phone fails leading to phone freeze with Load 9-3-1SR2
- 7911 - Intermittently some SCCP phones automatically mute calls
- SIP TNP Phones generate coredump due to memory leak at JNI layer
- Interrupted g729 audio stream results in a hiss/artifact in audio
- Phone reboots after the call is connected.
- SIP phones have a max to and from tag of 64 characters
- em pin change displayed in plain text in phone console logs
- 7945/7965 EHook headset beeping when line set to flash only
- 7941/61s send malformed SCCP message to CUCM causing them to be reset
- EAP-TLS on phone fails leading to phone freeze with Load 9-3-1SR2
- 3 to 11 second time delay on IP Phones
- Group picture display is missing on 7900 phones
- Preventing users from Changing background image on TNP phones
- Arabic UAE locale language: Corporate directory search reloads phones
- 79XX phones autodial number from directory when going offhook
- debug executable left on the TNP phone
- 7962 reassembles incorrectly EAP-TLS certificate = 802.1x auth fail
- 7931 Peer Firmware Sharing always disabled
- The default background image for TNP should be changed from CUCM
- TNP phone should support default audio path
- Secure SIP 7942/7962 Phones Unregister when BLF with Call List Enabled

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