26-07-2023, 08:50 PM
Boss gave me the task of solving the inoperative work area ringer for our VoIP phone system. I fixed it once before when it turned out to be the Yealink TA100 power supply failed.
This time no such luck, power supply tested out good.
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The TA100 power light is on and the network RJ45 has blinking lights.
I've just researched how to log in the the TA100 with chatgpt.
To log in to a Yeastar TA100:
Obtain the IP address of the Yeastar TA100. This can usually be found by checking the DHCP client list on your router or by connecting a computer directly to the TA100 and checking the network settings.
Open a web browser on a computer connected to the same network as the Yeastar TA100.
Enter the IP address of the TA100 in the address bar of the web browser and press Enter.
The Yeastar TA100 login page will appear. Enter the default username and password, which are both "admin" (without the quotes).
Click the "Login" button.
You should now be logged in to the Yeastar TA100 and have access to the configuration settings. It is recommended to change the default password after logging in for security purposes.
To log in to s to the configuration settings. It is recommended to change the default password after logging in for security purposes.
Yet to try this but will do so once am back at the yard next Mon/Tues. If the username/password has been changed, it'll be a setback. Boss didn't specifically know who held the login details but thought VoIP was controlled from head office.
Boss did suggest purchasing a new TA100 but what if the password has changed, won't VoIP refuse to play?
Studying. Any tips appreciated. Thanks.
This time no such luck, power supply tested out good.
The TA100 power light is on and the network RJ45 has blinking lights.
I've just researched how to log in the the TA100 with chatgpt.
To log in to a Yeastar TA100:
Obtain the IP address of the Yeastar TA100. This can usually be found by checking the DHCP client list on your router or by connecting a computer directly to the TA100 and checking the network settings.
Open a web browser on a computer connected to the same network as the Yeastar TA100.
Enter the IP address of the TA100 in the address bar of the web browser and press Enter.
The Yeastar TA100 login page will appear. Enter the default username and password, which are both "admin" (without the quotes).
Click the "Login" button.
You should now be logged in to the Yeastar TA100 and have access to the configuration settings. It is recommended to change the default password after logging in for security purposes.
To log in to s to the configuration settings. It is recommended to change the default password after logging in for security purposes.
Yet to try this but will do so once am back at the yard next Mon/Tues. If the username/password has been changed, it'll be a setback. Boss didn't specifically know who held the login details but thought VoIP was controlled from head office.
Boss did suggest purchasing a new TA100 but what if the password has changed, won't VoIP refuse to play?
Studying. Any tips appreciated. Thanks.