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The best way to delete hiberfil.sys is to disable hibernation in Windows:

Go to Start menu, type “cmd” open up command prompt Type “powercfg.exe -h off” [make sure you are an Administrator] ENTER Type “exit” ENTER RESTART YOUR PC and you are all set

After the restart, you should be able to see more free space on your hard drive.

This generally works for 90% of the time but if it doesn’t work for you then you can refer to other available methods.

I second Junkhackers statement. Typically, people place VoIP and Computer systems on separate networks. This serves two purposes.

It ensures traffic for VoIP is separated and uninterrupted by everyday network traffic.

It ensures somebody doesn’t accidentally get misleading information for troubleshooting within the network.

Unless your VoIP phones are being handed the exact same IP range as the systems (Highly recommend against) Windows DHCP Scope options can be specified per scope, not per server. This means, if you have 3 networks being handled by the same DHCP server, you can have each network find and get their relevant information all separate from one another.

For example,

192.168.1.X is looking to get Option 66/67 from 192.168.1.5 and undionly.kpxe

172.16.X.X is looking to get Option 66/67 from 172.16.15.1 and pxelinux.0

10.X.X.X is looking to get Option 66/67 from 10.2.5.3 and receives the VoIP phone tftp files.

Again, that’s just a simple break down, but this can all be done from a singular DHCP server.

[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 35813, member: 21583”]technically, yes
easily, no[/quote]

Fair enough. I’m off to re-upload a new image, then. 🙂