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02-13-2014 09:37 PM
Hi,
For data security reasons I need to delete the recent call list without downgrading to the factory firmware version as it is being donated and I do not want to lose vers 3.0. All other settings have been reset after a factory reset/config reset.
Is there a way to check what my factory version is? And can I update to 3.1.3 if I am on 3.0.3? The device is an HDX 7000 HD.
Cheers
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02-14-2014 09:09 PM
You might consider the Telnet "resetsystem" API commands.
Open telnet (on Port 24).. Type in the follow..
resetsystem deletelocaldirectory
resetsystem deletecdr
resetsystem deletelogs
Give those a try and see if they delete everything you need to delete... If not, then the way Ken mentioned is best. There is an API command that will delete everything.. It is:
resetsystem deletesystemsettings
BE VERY CAREFULL!!!! There is NO "Are you sure?" question asked... as soon as you type in and hit enter, the system deletes everything.
Cheers,
Gary Miyakawa
02-14-2014 07:02 AM
A factory restore is the best way to clean up a system that is being transferred to a different owner.
First check to see what version of software the HDX is entitled for.
Go to the below site and enter the system 14 digit serial number. The system will provide any upgrade keys and option keys that the serial number is entitled to
http://support.polycom.com/PolycomService/licenserequest/overview.htm
02-14-2014 09:09 PM
You might consider the Telnet "resetsystem" API commands.
Open telnet (on Port 24).. Type in the follow..
resetsystem deletelocaldirectory
resetsystem deletecdr
resetsystem deletelogs
Give those a try and see if they delete everything you need to delete... If not, then the way Ken mentioned is best. There is an API command that will delete everything.. It is:
resetsystem deletesystemsettings
BE VERY CAREFULL!!!! There is NO "Are you sure?" question asked... as soon as you type in and hit enter, the system deletes everything.
Cheers,
Gary Miyakawa
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