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Yealink Configuration Encryption Tool User Guide V1.2

A Yealink document for the Yealink CP860 (12 pages).

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About this document

About the Configuration Encryption Tool User Guide V1.2

A Yealink document for the Yealink CP860 (12 pages). This is version 1.2, last updated by Yealink on April 3, 2026, and you can read it right here or download it.

The CP860 has been discontinued by Yealink, but it's still widely used, and this document is still the reference for setting it up. The Tech Team™ supports end-of-life Yealink phones and can help you plan a replacement when you're ready.

CP860 is end of life. Support options, dates and replacements

What’s inside

  1. About This Guide
  2. RSA Mode Introduction
  3. Encrypting Configuration Files on Windows Platform
  4. Encrypting Configuration Files via Graphical Tool
  5. Encrypting Configuration Files via DOS Command Line
  6. Command Line Instructions
  7. Encrypting Configuration Files
  8. Encrypting Configuration Files on Linux Platform
  9. Configuring Yealink IP Phones
  10. Deploying Phones Using Encrypted Configuration Files and the RSA key
  11. Phone Decryption

Phones covered

Yealink phones this document covers

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