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Cisco ASA Series Firewall CLI Configuration Guide
 
Chapter 16      Configuring the Cisco Phone Proxy
  Troubleshooting the Phone Proxy
Step 3
If the router is a Linksys router, see 
 for information on the configuration requirements.
IP Phone Requesting Unsigned File Error
Problem
The IP phone should always request a signed file. Therefore, the TFTP file being requested 
always has the .SGN extension. 
When the IP phone does not request a signed file, the following error appears in the debug output (debug 
phone-proxy tftp errors
):
Error: phone requesting for unsigned config file
Solution
Most likely, this error occurs because the IP phone has not successfully installed the CTL file 
from the ASA. 
Determine whether the IP phone has successfully downloaded and installed the CTL file from the ASA 
by checking the Status messages on the IP phone. See 
IP Phone Unable to Download CTL File 
Problem
The IP phone Status message indicates it cannot download its CTL file and the IP phone cannot 
be converted to Secure (encrypted) mode. 
Solution
If the IP phone did not have an existing CTL file, check the Status messages by selecting the 
Settings button > Status > Status Messages. If the list contains a Status message indicating the IP phone 
encountered a CTL File Auth error, obtain the IP phone console logs, open a TAC case, and send them 
the logs. 
Solution
This error can appear in the IP phone Status messages when the IP phone already has an existing 
CTL file. 
Step 1
Check the IP phone to see if a CTL file already exists on it. This can occur if the IP phone previously 
registered with a mixed mode cluster Cisco UCM. On the IP phone, select the Settings button > Security 
Configuration > CTL file.
Step 2
Erase the existing CTL file by selecting the Settings button > Security Configuration > CTL file > 
Select. Press **# on the keypad and select Erase. 
Solution
Problems downloading the CTL file might be caused by issues with media termination. Enter 
the following command to determine if the media-termination address in the phone proxy configuration 
is set correctly:
hostname(config)# show running-config all phone-proxy 
!
phone-proxy mypp
media-termination address 10.10.0.25
cipc security-mode authenticated
cluster-mode mixed
disable service-settings
timeout secure-phones 0:05:00
hostname(config)#