Recent content by testinads2005

Good one PlatinumGuy. Have a star. Any other tricks you would like to share?

Look at www.alarmtraq.com for more info on that.

simreal, What kind of systems are you monitoring?

You might try deleting the file cache.tmp from the \Cache folder. This helps when the config has become corrupted.

We use Alarmtraq also. It seems to be the best product for SNMP traps from Avaya systems.

Check out the new dispatcher module. It's designed to assist on-call support techs keep track of after hours alarms and notify managers when one falls through the cracks. We have been using dispatcher for a couple of months now and it really helps. Take a look at...

the phones have call-appearences (a=, b-, c=) and line-appearences for the 4 CO trunks.

Just recently I upgraded my IPO 406v2 from 4.0.5 to 4.0.7. Almost immediatly I started getting complaints from users saying they can not be reached by callers going through the Auto-Attendant (VMPro 4.0 (18)) menu. When the extension is entered the caller goes straight to the users mailbox...

Works great, check it out at www.alarmtraq.com We have been using it for years.

take a look at http://www.alarmtraq.com/Docs/IPOSNMPSetup.htm

very funny

go with AlarmTraq, it's the bomb

I created a script file to play the Caller-ID to a caller to help my techs identify telephone numbers while working in the field. To ID a number, the tech calls our Auto-Attendant and enters a code to pass to the VBScript module. Pretty cool. In a VBScript Module...

The 'go shell' command is used to get to a bash prompt when a direct telnet (port 23) connection is not allowed.

see the "set options" command