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I have a customer that is setup to dial *9* to dial LD. A user wants to call forward her phone to an LD number, system won't let her forward to *9* + LD Number This one number she wants to fwd to is in 212 area code. How can I get around the *9* , which they want to keep that way?

XMPP is and has been already set, it works. I think issue is due to server not having same name as the name I am using for the XMPP domain. On a server with matching XMPP domain name and sever name it's working fine. ds

nnaarrnn, count me in on that ASA config also, my next step is to get VPN working on these phones,and the only articles I have found deal with cert services etc, looking for a simpler solution. thanks, ds

I think I had an ASA one time that was fixing up SIP and doing something similar.

I fixed it, but I am wondering if I missed something during setup? Do people not normally access the admin/user page in One-x using a name or does everyone just use the IP? To fix: open C:\Program Files (x86)\Avaya\onexportal\Tomcat\Server\conf\server.xml in notepad. AFTER <Host...

The XMPP domain is already set, I don't see where to set the host name? I looked thru help, it does reference setting host name on Linux, but this is windows. thanks, ds

Not sure on the CO Lines part, I don't see why the One-x Mobile Preferred would care when using VOIP mode... The Avaya one-X Mobile Essential client for IP Office requires an Essential Edition system license. The Avaya one-X Mobile Preferred client for IP Office has the following licensing...

Hi, I have One-X loaded on a server, works fine except: On the internal LAN: I can open a web browser and go to http://192.168.4.1:8080/onexportal.html and i get a login screen and can login. However, if I go to http://servername.xyz.com:8080/onexportal.html i get a "web page not available"...