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I have followed the directions step-by-step to publish a webserver (http) and all I get is "ISA server denies the URL" (ISA's version of a 404 page). Watching the logs, I see my request three times, first entry is denied (default rule), second entry is "allowed -initiated" (using the web...

You can also configure ISa and the client to use static Ip addressing, as well as defined DNS and WINS. Open the client and select Properties, select the networking tab, and the rest should seem very familiar to you. Highlight TCP/IP and select the properties to manually configure the client...

VPn, as implemented in the ISA, is a function of the external interface, which has to be properly defined or the other functions will not work at all. Consequently, there's no doubt the VPN function is "listening" on the external interface. From the word "listen" I must assume that you are...

I'm about to pull my hair out. I installed ISA Server 2004 on Windows Server 2003-R2. I have DHCP, and DNS services running and configured as per ISA 2004 dox. As per the ISA 2004 how-to's I have the firewall rules set for (the <outside> label indicates the external adapter IP address for the...

'telnettech', possibly it in COR? I'm sort of an amateur at this so view my answers with a jaundiced eye, but you may want to read thread 690-1253412 about forwarding hunt groups. Try creating a vector with a COR equal to the COr on one of your phones that can call outside. The COR defaults to...

This is a great question! I will be highly interested in the answers. Thank you for asking it.

To be quite honest, the people on this site have been an invaluable resource to me in the transition. When I am absolutely stumped, I come here. If someone else hasn't already had the problem or faced the issue I have before me I ask, and it has always been answered. There are some sharp, and...

gergje", I just created a vector that routes to my cell phone. You can change the COR at the VDN (chan'nge' VDN <vdn number>), and I had to in order to call outside (called 9<10 digit phone number>). But it worked, so this may be an answer to your issue. Just look at one of your stations that...

Well, it's Thursday morning now and I can tell you it worked for me. To see the different hunt groups do a "list hunt" To determine available vector numbers do a "list vector". In the above example I had no vectors so arbitrarily chose "10". I did a "chan(ge) vect(or)and set vector 10 as I...

Try what I did (above). I think it will work.

well, there is this little issue of a new Infinity answering service server involved. The way they are sending calls to it is simply not having the incoming called DN exist in the Avaya. All non-existent DN's get shipped out another trunk route, which is the PRI to the Infinity. You cannot...

I've read what I could find. I'm still clueless. How do I call forward, or night call forward a hunt group? Do I really have to use vectors? If so, where is a reference on vectors? Syntax? Commands?

I, also, am a lomg time Nortel freak, and now am responsible for an Avaya G3V6 (I think). And yes, the "help" key is wonderful. The logic of the software is as twisted, if not more so than Nortel's, and I think Nortel's is far better documented in a way that one can FIND things. Both switches...

I hope someone answers you man, cause I have a hunt group who's night service once was an analog (a standard 500 type phone line out of the Avaya) CO input to a dedicated answering service type server. That worked great! Now THAT server gor upgraded to one that only has a PRI connection to the...

I got rid of the junky CSU and everything works now

it's a G3si V6 I have administered a processor channel, the data module, and comm link and signalling group, as well as the Ds1 and trunk group, but have administered no members in the trunk group as I can't get the D-channel up. I keep getting this error 138 on the DS1, and when I test the...

What is the procedure for "coupling" a 767 to a processor port? I find there is a processor port labelled ISDN already. Do you create a new ISDN "port" for each 767? Or do you create a port for each signalling group? Aren't the signalling groups simply protocol definitions more or less? See...

G3si switches can use either a TN767 or TN464 but a TN767 must be coupled with a port on a TN765 Processor Interface board prior to Version 7." Ok, I determined from another thread that referenced this thread how to determine what we had. G3siV6 G3V6i.03.2.239.5 The DS1 Board is built...

I have a Definity G3, I do not know the variant. Perhaps someone can clue me in on this. The processor is a TN790, TN785 interface card, with a 7778 (B instead of 8?) network controller, and 2182(B?) Tone card. I believe it is running V.6.2x software. It is not IP enabled, and contains only...

if you open internet and put in the ip adres of your server, you go to the maintenance page, use youre normal login credantials. This will give you lots of info." I don't understand the above at all. The switch is not IP enabled, nor is it on the net. I use a standard terminal to do...