Router#archive tar /xtract tftp://TFTP SERVER IP ADDRESS HERE/cme-full-8.0.0.0.

tar flash:

en

config t

ip http server

ip http authentication local

ip http path flash:

username cisco privilege 15 secret cisco

telephony-service

Test by going to http://ROUTER IP ADDRESS HERE/telephony_service.html

You should be prompted to login. You can use the username and password of cisco for both.

***CME Gotcha…ok, if you have a 2811 and you are following the new CCNA Voice lab workbook,
everything in the workbook for CME is done via the command line and everything will work just fine.
But if you want to run via the GUI, you will have to erase the flash card. We suggest you boot the
router, then pop it out and then do erase flash. This does a low end file system format of the flash that
is needed to properly read the GUI files. Then do the tar xtract and setup CME and you are good to go.
So why did we not do this in the first place? Well, the book doesn’t go into the GUI so it is not really
required. But you might not know that you can actually load the IOS and CME files really, really quickly
by using a compact flash card reader attached to your computer. This way you can drag the files over in
seconds instead of 30 minutes via TFTP. But it does have this one little hiccup. So it is a good lesson to
learn so if you use compact flash card readers at work, you will know about this.