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I screwed up my IP Route - can I correct it via the Linux Console?
Therein lies the problem... aspmx.l.google.com for me resolves to 142.251.111.27, so they're not using just a single IP.- rangerdood
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- Forum: Avaya: IP Office
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I screwed up my IP Route - can I correct it via the Linux Console?
I feel that either DNS or the routing outbound are the issue. The phone system sits on a different VLAN than the DNS, but it should be able to do lookups. What I'm not sure of is the routing to get out to the internet. We have a traditional PRI, so as far as I know our phone system does not...- rangerdood
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- Forum: Avaya: IP Office
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I screwed up my IP Route - can I correct it via the Linux Console?
I was able to get it corrected with the basic linux commands, thanks. I compared to my secondary server and just made the routes match. After doing that, the unit was able to be seen in IPO Manager, but the configuration still showed the route that caused the problem, so I returned that to what...- rangerdood
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- Forum: Avaya: IP Office
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I screwed up my IP Route - can I correct it via the Linux Console?
I've been fighting a change to Gmail for our Voicemail Pro server, and I Thought part of the problem might be an incorrect IP route based on an FAQ I found here. I changed the IP route which immediately broke my connection to the server. I tried changing my management machine to be in the same...- rangerdood
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