Hello,
I'm trying to configure an admin empty password through auto provisioning without success. in the configuration file I'm sending the following:
security.user_password = admin:
Is this the correct way?
I have also tried to configure an adnin empty password through the web interface and I didn't find any problems to do it, so I think maybe I'm doing something wrong in the auto provision method.
Any help ?
I'm having this problem with a yealink SIP-19P, with 31.72.0.1 firmware version.
(06-05-2014 06:58 PM)amvalente Wrote: [ -> ]Hello,
I'm trying to configure an admin empty password through auto provisioning without success. in the configuration file I'm sending the following:
security.user_password = admin:
Is this the correct way?
I have also tried to configure an adnin empty password through the web interface and I didn't find any problems to do it, so I think maybe I'm doing something wrong in the auto provision method.
Any help ?
I'm having this problem with a yealink SIP-19P, with 31.72.0.1 firmware version.
I'm pretty new to this but in a recent communication I was told this:
If you want to reset the configuration of a parameter, set the value of the parameter to !NULL! or %NULL%.
I don't know if this will work for passwords...
C.
(06-05-2014 08:20 PM)habile Wrote: [ -> ] (06-05-2014 06:58 PM)amvalente Wrote: [ -> ]Hello,
I'm trying to configure an admin empty password through auto provisioning without success. in the configuration file I'm sending the following:
security.user_password = admin:
Is this the correct way?
I have also tried to configure an adnin empty password through the web interface and I didn't find any problems to do it, so I think maybe I'm doing something wrong in the auto provision method.
Any help ?
I'm having this problem with a yealink SIP-19P, with 31.72.0.1 firmware version.
I'm pretty new to this but in a recent communication I was told this:
If you want to reset the configuration of a parameter, set the value of the parameter to !NULL! or %NULL%.
I don't know if this will work for passwords...
C.
Thanks for your feedback but I think it didn't solve my problem
Your tip would work if the default password was the desired empty value of the password (admin: ), but the default is admin: admin, therefore does not solve the problem.
The problem here is to set through auto-provision method an empty admin password, in order to access the phone without password.
(06-05-2014 10:43 PM)habile Wrote: [ -> ]Just saw this post: http://forum.yealink.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=1463
It seems strange that through the web interface I can configure an empty password and through auto-provisioning not.
The thread you referred the problem is similar but for the old v70, so I'm hopping that in the firmware v72 setting an empty password through auto-provision can be somehow done.
Maybe the Yealink Support can tell me how to do it ?
I would never in 1000 years set an empty password to a device. What is the gain?
Hi amvalente ,
Sorry. In order to improve the security, we advise you not to set empty password.
You can leave below syntax as blank and test again.
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security.user_password =
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Hi Yealink Support,
I've tried your suggestion however it didn't work, I also tried to set empty passwords to the admin and user accounts without success. Could you set an empty password with your suggestion ? Maybe my firmware version doesn't support this functionality?
Hi amvalente,
It seems that we can't set empty password by auto provisoning method. But i still think it is a issue that the password can set empty password.
(06-09-2014 10:27 AM)Yealink Support Wrote: [ -> ]Hi amvalente,
It seems that we can't set empty password by auto provisoning method. But i still think it is a issue that the password can set empty password.
So can I expect that in future firmware versions it will be possible ?