I've got a Cisco phone system setup for one of our nicer regional offices in Houston, TX and we went with the 7945G phones for the executives (read, everyone) in that office. The trouble I am having with the phones is purely cosmetic and far from dire, but it is curious.
We set the background of each of the phones to the company logo and that works without issue. The trouble is, the background behind the logo is white and the text on the phone (the system message and extension number) is also white. Granted, that text is white with a black drop shadow, but white nonetheless.
Before I setup all the tftp-server items for the phone to pull when it boots, that white text had a transparent black bar behind it which made it easy to read. After the phone pulls all the files from the router via TFTP, including the load file, that black bar goes away.
I've tried rolling back to an older file set -- 8.2 was as far back as I went -- and moving to the latest, which is 9.1, but I cannot get that black bar behind the text back.
Thoughts?
HERE is a link to the bar I am talking about. You can see it under the extension and the text at the bottom.
We set the background of each of the phones to the company logo and that works without issue. The trouble is, the background behind the logo is white and the text on the phone (the system message and extension number) is also white. Granted, that text is white with a black drop shadow, but white nonetheless.
Before I setup all the tftp-server items for the phone to pull when it boots, that white text had a transparent black bar behind it which made it easy to read. After the phone pulls all the files from the router via TFTP, including the load file, that black bar goes away.
I've tried rolling back to an older file set -- 8.2 was as far back as I went -- and moving to the latest, which is 9.1, but I cannot get that black bar behind the text back.
Thoughts?
HERE is a link to the bar I am talking about. You can see it under the extension and the text at the bottom.
