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I would check the earth on the PABX. It should measure less than .5 ohm to the building earth.

What sort of trunks are they and what type of extensions are you transfering to?

There is no Windows 7 version of Procomm. I have a Windows 7 laptop and Procomm Plus 4.8 works fine for me.

You could have faulty memory modules as well if the card is old. CS1000E : Rls 5.5 / 6.0 / 7.0 / 7.5 : Faulty memory card from CPPM card Rate Content Rate this Page Doc ID: SOLN228906 Version: 1.0 Status: Published Published date: 20 May 2013 Author: SENTHIL KUMAR...

Reference is "CDR Description and Formats" NTP

LD 17 chg PARM FCDR OLD

Thanks TN94z I thought I was the only one who pointed out handsets in TV shows & movies. Our partners should form a support group.

You are over 40, grey haired and cynical.

REQ: chgtyp TYPE: <existing type> TN NEWTYP: <new type> You may have to change some keys and/or class of service as well.

Hi biv343, Virtual learning by any chance?

You can only type in 3 or 4 letter acronyms.

The Avaya "expert" on your AACC fault was on an AACC training course with you last week and only attended for two days....

When the patches you are told to load don't fix the original issue, create a new issue and you have to open a new case for the new issue.

When every support call starts with "Have you got the installed the latest patches

Hi Telebub, I have added AST's several times on Rls 5,5.5 & 7.5 without sysload.

1000S = Survivable

Hi, I have done this where I upgraded my main CS1000E to Rls 7.5 with NRS (no Session Manager). I had a Rls 5.5 CS1000E networked via H.323 trunks. All worked OK. Good luck

Expensive

Other than 7.5 being one of the worst releases I have seen in a long time I have nothing much to add." +1 "the security domain, its not cool or funky just a pain in the royal arse" +1000 I loved Rls 5.5. The worst thing is they force you to upgrade all the time to remain supported and the...

I believe that your PC must be using com1. If you want to change port numbers on your PC: - Go to Control Panel\Device Manager\Ports (COM & LTP) - Right click the Communications Port (COM4) & click Properties - Click Port Settings\Advanced There will be a drop down box with all the comm port...