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Step-by-step guide

Cisco Routers

Complete the following steps to properly configure your Cisco deviceyour device.

1. Connect into the device router using a Serial cable, Telnet, or SSH
2. Enter Privileged EXEC mode
3. Enter Configuration mode
4. Find your the DHCP scope name you wish to edit by typing the following command
   

   1. show ip dhcp pool

   Type the following commands

5. Enter Global Configuration mode
6. Enter into DHCP Pool configuration by typing:

   1. ip dhcp pool <pool name from Step 4>

      If using Cisco Phones type the following command

       <name from step 3>

7. Locate the pertaining command(s) to enter from the table below

   Phone Manufacturer	Command to input via CLI	Notes
   Cisco	option 150 ip x.x.x.x y.y.y.y	x.x.x.x and y.y.y.y should be replaced with the provisioning server settings received from Customer Care
   Polycom	option 160 ascii "<URL provided by Customer Care>"	Quotes required around ASCII string

8. Exit Configuration mode

9. Save the Running Configuration by typing the following command

   1. copy running-config startup-config

10. Restart your VoIP device(s)

Cisco Adaptive Security Appliances 

1. Complete the following steps to properly configure your device.
2. Connect into the router using a Serial cable, Telnet, or SSH
3. Enter Privileged EXEC mode
4. Enter Global Configuration mode

5. Locate the pertaining command(s) to enter from the table below

   Phone Manufacturer	Command to input via CLI	Notes
   Cisco	dhcpd option 150 ip <IP

   Address

   address(

   es

   s) provided by Customer Care>

   If using Polycom Phones type the following command

   x.x.x.x and y.y.y.y should be replaced with the provisioning server settings received from Customer Care
   Polycom	dhcpd option 160 ascii "<URL

   <URL provided

   provided by Customer Care>"

   Quotes required around ASCII string

6. Exit Configuration mode

7. Save the Running Configuration by typing the following command

   1. copy running-config startup-config

8. Restart your VoIP device(s)

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