UC520 with SPA942

Hello

Can someone help me with this:

I have UC520 and lots of SPA 942 phones. How to grow? And is it possible at all?

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Best regards

Damir

Hi Damir,

The SPA900 phones are only compatible with SIP, so you should configure the SIP on the CPU in order to record the SPA942 phones.

Please refer to this post for some sample SIP configurations: https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3330441

Thank you

-john

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