
- Skype for business starts on mac boot serial#
- Skype for business starts on mac boot upgrade#
- Skype for business starts on mac boot software#

Skype for business starts on mac boot upgrade#
I have a suspicion that your web server was overburdened or something earlier today.Īfter selecting the upgrade in the web UI, the phone reboots as usual and displays the following messages: 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).Īfter letting the phone try over and over again for some time, it did actually succeed in completing the upgrade. Please ensure to provide some feedback if this reply has helped you so other users can profit from your experience. The next step would be to provide us with some sort of logs so we can try and help you.
Polycom offers solutions like PDMS-E or RPRM so you may want to look into this. In addition I would assume an enterprise organisation would try and test something like an upgrade before rolling it out to all users. 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.

I have removed your unrelated post from this post => here <= Please ensure you always check the FAQ's and/or utilize the community search before posting any new topics or follow up post’s. It also enables us to verify the entitlement for using features. In addition providing all details at the same time allow us to check logs or look up a potential support partners if an issue needs to come into support.
Skype for business starts on mac boot software#
Whilst providing some of these details may not directly impact any possible answer the community can provide, it does enable Polycom to have an overview of the current software used.
Skype for business starts on mac boot serial#
