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D160 & D100 after 11.1.12 (all wireless users login under NoUser)

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D160 & D100 after 11.1.12 (all wireless users login under NoUser)

D160 & D100 after 11.1.12 (all wireless users login under NoUser)

(OP)
So updated last night and all went well and now all the d100s are all NoUser

I tried to logout and back in and the extension and password for every extension works BUT all login under no user with no extension. If i type the wrong password it fails.

No blacklisted anything.

Tried making new users and password and all become NoUser when I login with them on the D100.

Ideas? Bug or something change?

RE: D160 & D100 after 11.1.12 (all wireless users login under NoUser)

Is it possible the SIP registrar turned itself off?

The truth is just an excuse for lack of imagination.

RE: D160 & D100 after 11.1.12 (all wireless users login under NoUser)

(OP)
"force login" is enabled on the correct users but not on NoUser. Never had an issue with it before? Are you recommending to turn off on the correct users?

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