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I think I'll go down the physical server route as we need this call recording solution to be rock solid from day 1 and the above method could have a few teething issues. Thanks a lot for your replies anyway guys

Hi Vince, Thanks for your reply, although normal RSPAN will not work as the blade server isn't connected on to a static port. With it being in a blade server chassis it could end up connecting to any one of the 16 ports in the switch, so I need a method to only mirror traffic from one IP...

Hi All, I've got a requirement to mirror a port to a virtual server running off a Cisco 3020 switch. As it's a VMWare blade based environment the server could end up connecting on any one of the 16 ports on that switch. Obviously I don't want to pass the traffic to all 16 ports so: Is there a...

Got this working - As my Lync server FQDN and sip addresses are in different domains I set 'Alternate Destination Domain Enabled' to yes and 'Alternate Destination Domain FQDN or IP Address' ***.co.uk and it's working fine.

I've had joy in the past by hitting cancel to the first message, then exporting again and saving that one.

What version of IIS are you running mate?

I've got a 3300 MXe 4.2 connected to a MS Lync 2010 standard edition server via SIP. I can call from Mitel > Lync, but when I try and dial out from Lync > Mitel I get the below SIP 404 message in Wireshark: SIP/2.0 404 Not Found Via: SIP/2.0/TCP 172.30.1.35:56914;branch=z9hG4bK81d43e75 From...

There are 1 SIP link(s) programmed. Link Lync state is IN SERVICE (link down count 0)

Active Rejected Non-Auth Calls Auth Calls Auth Failures Profile Calls Calls Incoming Outgoing Incoming Outgoing Incoming Outgoing Lync 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 Total 0 4 0 2 0 0...

Has anyone managed this? I've followed the guide on MOL and just can't get it to work. I've setup the dial in conferencing number of 4222 on lync and set an ARS route on the Mitel to tale calls to 4222 over the newley created SIP trunk, but I just get NU. I wondered if it was possible to look on...

Has anyone used this with MCD, Mitel handsets & Lync 2010?? Do all the buttons work i.e. conferene and hold?

Do you have an IPS or any other Secuirty appliance running on your network?? The signalling uses pretty standard ports, although the voice doesn't so could get blocked. This happens a lot with Teleworker/MBG

Cheers guys. Can anyone confirm that a Mitel handset (eg 5330 or 5224) in SIP mode works with Lync??

Do you know how to activate that? I assume you hold down a key?

Does anyone know if this is possible?? I know with Cisco phones you can load a different image on them, and wondered if somethings similar was possible with the Mitels??