All Cisco IP phone PBX ringtones + download link 

This is running on Asterisk. You should be able to move the ringtones over from my download to your TFTP server

*smashes piano with head*

what?

@@chrism2631 I've always thought that 'Ring 5' sounds like someone hitting a piano

Chirp 1 and 2 are created by the phone it self, I am not sure if there are any clean recordings of these either. I know the CTU, or 'Office' ringtone is available if you google it in MP3 format

These phones need a constant connection to a TFTP server. If you are using FreePBX, I would use the built in TFTP server. Otherwise you will have to set up a separate TFTP server on the network. This download might be missing somethings too needed for the phone to access the ringtones in this list. Check the status messages on your phones and see what files it is trying to grab.

@@DatamasterCorporation I do not know how to switch servers do you have an answer for that?

No, the breathing noises are why I have subscribers

You will have to enable the tftp service, you can connect to the PBX with a program called WINscp

I am also using freepbx with sccp. you have to put all the files in /tftpboot but you have to make sure that the name of the ringlist file is all lowercase or else the phone won't recognize it. Hope this helps!

What does it say when you attempt to click the link?

@@DatamasterCorporation I click the link but I click on the audio I won’t but it only says copy file name

@@Callan_hill_althill You can only listen to them in audacity. They are RAW files.

On the PBX or do you just want to listen to them?

@@DatamasterCorporation not on the pbx but on audacity so i can listen to them

@@gradientgamer5480 Honestly I forgot, I think there are MP3s of these online somewhere

What

You are so stupid, they are all audio files in exception for a xml file. There are no viruses, your fat fingers probably clicked the wrong link.