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YOu mean inside the cover flap under each module ?

Well I looked around the net and it seems to be called a Power Supply Enclosure described as: BCM50 Power Supply Enclosure. Holds up to 3 BCM50 power supplies. Requires a single separate power cable (not included) to connect AC power to the IEC-C14 style power input connector. Can be wall...

Thanks I will be. Is there a safer alternative to them?

Does anyone have a resource were I could buy the wall mounted expansion cabinet for the BCM50 that houses ( 3 ) of the power supplies. I checked online and can only find the wall bracket but not the one for the power supplies? Thank you

I found some videos on YouTube that were easy to follow and it might be that Cox is blocking port 25 and I found this on line: http://ww2.cox.com/residential/orangecounty/support/internet/article.cox?articleId=cacf82f0-6407-11df-ccef-000000000000 I just don;t seem to have this problem at all...

Well I activated telnet but I really could not follow the instructions in the link you posted.

Have to install telnet win Win7

Yes I can send and receive just fine through Thunderbird. It did say in the server setting that I was using port 110.

Thank you, I will do that now.

I did find it and was able to start the log. The problem is that no one just simply directed me to the IP OFFICE folder and to select the Monitor program.

ok, I did find the IP Office SysMonitor but not sure what to tell it to do.

Well I have tried to find a program called MONITOR or how to set it up but that is not in the HELP menu. Can you help me with this and then I will post the information for you. Thank you!

Thank you for the courteous advise. I will do that.

It is strange why the IPO has trouble. the BCM50 as been able to do this for a long time it is called Message Forwarding and it works with SMTP and is easy to set up. IPO is a lot newer than BCM50 I would think they IPO would be able to do what the BCM50 can do. Any suggestions? Thanks

Thank you. I have the unit plugged into LAN 1 and then into my router address 192.168.1.111. It is IPO 500 v2 SW 7.0 Embedded Voice Mail and I have set up the system to send voice mail to email. I followed the instructions and programmed an IP address from Cox including port 25 and...