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I have stories. Though to be honest. In this area. Happening less and less. Example: Fiber goes down in one part of the town. All day until they get the next part of find the issue. Then comes the next couple of questions. Anything more reliable? How about 3 or 4g fail over so we still have our...

15+ years ago it hit all over the place and was a nightmare. As pointed out above it was internet connection. Among other things. The problem is a few things. The companies not supporting the Pots lines and charging $$$$ if they do. The traditional mfgs. of phone systems are going away. I don't...

That was way more info on what I was looking for. Very much appropriate it. Yes, I figured I would have to make my own cable. Though did find some converters in Germany. I already found out about the S08 expansion module from another post on the forum from somebody having bad luck on being told...

IP 500 bri 4 and 8 Trunk card for old ISDN phone use? I was wrapping up the T1 / SIP / BRI project when I started to notice ISDN. I forgot it was suppose to be a big thing. Then I remembered years ago when I was looking into what AT&T system I should collect for. One used ISDN Phones. Pretty...

Partner ACS DSL 1600 card an caller id. Is it no like the T1 module for the ACS. Also while I'm thinking about it. Can it do a PRI circuit. I was looking though the manual and it was not clear. Thanks, Josh

As pointed out we should give information as well as ask for information / help. Due to the lack of caller id on t1 line to the system. I changed it over to pri. Bellow is the Cisco config. Note: One of things that is confusing is on the ISR 4000 series you cannot set the clock to internal. As...

Now for another update from a thread closed a while ago. T1 from CISCO to IP office standard with Essential edition license installed. Note: This is for T1 and not PRI (That is my next playing around with. Since it support more features like caller ID and is default on ip office.) * Hardware is...

Final update with Cisco router ISR 4331. *I have some extra cards in my router. I don't now if they are needed to any of this. I do now I needed to enable additional licenses for dial command to show up. The partner config is the same as above but no user name or password. (I did not figure that...

Well that was the key. Silly little combo card. No combo card gets a REJECTED on the partner phone. So the low down. WARNING: Even though this has usernames and passwords. This in no way should be considered secure. I'm not a security expert in phone systems. As noted this is on my home lab...

Ah okay thank you for the help. Thanks for the heads up on not removing combo card boards. The modules I collected came from other systems and thus, I have way to many atm 4 u cards. I was able to find one combo board that matched the part number for the included 10 voip channels. Though it is...

I finally got back to my ip office 500v2 partner version. As another user calls it. Muppet mode. Anyway I got farther along with instead of call rejected. Incompatible. Ah, well okay interesting. So I decided since I was taking a fresh look. I believe I need a vcm card. Okay no problem. I have 2...

I'm not sure what place to start. Cisco or the IP office forum. Standard setup T1 inbound dial. Oh and using DS0 with ESF, B8ZS, clock internal on cisco. With wink and Direct inbound dial. Cisco is setup with 1 t1 card and 1 fxs 4 port card. (it has more cards but I'm not messing with that yet)...

I probably known that. Like some other series to. I know the ix? phones are no and I want to say some 5000 series is probably no. It does not help when you have nortel, meridian, aastra, and some place in the mix mitel all looking like the same phone. Thanks, Josh

I know it says they are not supported. But, have anybody tried a 8000 series nortel on a tcm card? Example: M8314 Thanks, josh

You are correct about that. But, I'm thinking of selecting pbx instead of key. This gives me some more options I have read about. Including allowing me to press 9 and then it will got to the sip trunk. I'll keep you guys updated. All in fun you know. Thanks Josh

For this experiment even though I have an IP office essential edition. I have not trunk licenses. I'm using the Partner (basic) edition that allows 3 channels without a license. The only example I found was you program a button to access the sip channel. In my case 9. (I need to remove the...

I have been playing around with this for about 1 month now. 1. setup sip ext. on asterisk box. (using issabel distro.) 2. setup sip trunk on ip office. 3. asterisk says sip trunk is registered. 4. program phone button to use sip trunk. 5. press trunk button. Comes up asap (rejected) 7...

This is one of the first things I do. Along with check all the equipment, firmware and against list of support or unsupported equipment. A good example is from my experience and lists is don't ever use a Netgear routers. One website lists Netgear on the list. Then under models said all of them...

I had to think about my response for a reply. You are correct that my distaste streams back from when ip telephony hit this area. The business phone companies was looking for and pushing the next big product to upgrade or replace existing analog lines, pbx systems or both. Same thing happened...

I'll try to give a summary of what I remember. The customer called up one day with tons of network issues. (I wish a customer would tell me before they do anything on the network.) The last issues I had on the network was the old router was dying and they replaced it with a Netgear router. I...