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I will try. Thanks again.

When you browse to 127.0.0.1/certsrv, you are prompted for a login/password. I believe the login is Administrator but no one has the password. That password is setup when installing the CA and I don't think it is in AD. Thanks.

Thank you for the reply. Do you know the procedure for resetting this password? Again, thank you.

If anyone can help, here is the situation: The person who set up our CA has left the company with the password to access 127.0.0.1/certsrv. I cannot find anything about password recovery for that. Does anyone know of a way to reset that password or a backdoor to get in? Thanks in advance.

I was wondering if anyone has ever gone from a standalone Avaya SIP deployment to a duplex. I have an existing SES 3.1.2 and it is a Combo Home/Edge. I need to add a redundant server and make this a duplex environment. I've looked through all of the docs but don't see anything specific to...

What type of sets are they? 46xx, 96xx or 16xx?

Hi, I'm setting up an AES 4.1 to integrate with CM and Microsoft Office Communication Server 2007. I have followed the Avaya and Microsoft documentation to the letter. The problem is, after every time I complete the certificate (trusted and server), I can't get back into the AES. Docs state...

Did you check your daylight savings rule in CM?

I'm having the same problem. Did you ever get a resolution? Thanks.

When you run 'stat logins', how many active logins show up? There may be active logins that are no longer valid due to users disconnecting without logging off.

What type of DHCP server are you using? W2K, 2003?

Have you checked the processes to see if "filesyncd" is running? Have you done a "pingall -a" to check both sides of the dup link?

Are you using an FTP server or did you download the TFTP server off of Avaya's website?

I think 4602SW sets would be fine for classrooms and they are at almost the bottom of the IP phone price list.

It's a registration trap. A media gateway can't register to any of the controllers in the MGC list.

Try looking here. It sounds like the problem you're having. http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/PSN/PSN769u.pdf

Is the new 4621 in a different port network from the 2 that are working? If so, do you have MedPro's in both PN's. Is the new phone in the same IP-Network-Region as the 2 working phones? If so, do you have IP-Codec-Sets configured so that the different regions can communicate with each other?

Try telnetting to the MGP IP address on the G700 and running "show faults" and "show voip". When looking at show voip, make sure that the DSP resources are not busied out for some reason.

Do you have these commands in the PIX? fixup protocol h323 h225 1720 fixup protocol h323 ras 1718-1719

It appears that an IP phone is losing it's signalling connection to the clan that it's currently registered to. What were the symptoms of this problem?