■ Miscellaneous files: Additional files that allow you to have custom ringtones or different backgrounds on select models of Cisco IP phones. ■ Script files: Various Tool Command Language ( Tcl) script files to provide more advanced functionality to CME (such as auto-attendant and automatic call distributor functions). ■ MOH files: Audio files used for Music on Hold (MOH). Editing this file allows you to create different levels of administrators (such as a CME administrator who can only modify IP phone configurations through the web-based utility). ■ XML template file: The file that dictates the structure of the CME web-based management utility. ■ GUI files: The files required to power the CME web-based management utility. This file set includes the firmware files that the Cisco IP phones need to operate. ■ Basic files: The core files needed to run CME. Rather than being an all-in-one BIN file, the CME software is a series of files, which breaks down into the following categories: Installing Cisco Unified CME is not quite as simple. Once you reboot the router, you would be running the new IOS version. To perform an IOS installation or upgrade, you can set up a TFTP server on your PC, download IOS from, and then enter a command similar to the following:Īssuming your TFTP server is working correctly and assigned the IP address 172.16.2.5, the single BIN IOS file would copy over. One advantage of Cisco IOS is the ease of installation and upgradability.
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