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Should be there. Just checking, you're logged into :7071 and under the Settings|System tab it should be between HTTP server and Change Root Password blocks.

What are you using for messaging? One X or Spaces?

https://documentation.avaya.com/bundle/IPOfficeManager/page/Tones_and_Music.html

I agree with Ipots. Done it several times when migrating users from one system to another. Just take an offline cfg. Edit it down so there's only the users, huntgroups, ICR's and User rights you want then export those as a binary export. Then import them into the live config on the other system...

You're also going to need some power. Maybe even a desk or two to put the phones on. /s Honestly not sure what you're after here.

Login with ipcs user first then root.

Hahaha..... If only this was an option :D I think I may have actually resolved it. Found an obscure TB from April, which was for CM, but one solution was something on the app settings side. Needed to add the following into the 46xxsettings, (Or specials if you're doing it that way although not...

Hi Guys, Has anyone come across the Apple Push Notifications reaching a mobile but not actually bringing the app to the front so it can register. Have an intermittent issue where the mobile will ring, but going to answer it doesn't connect. Looking through Sysmon and app logs, as well as...

What's the issue you're having? Is there an error message when connecting? Do you get the login page but it won't connect?

Yes.

Been a long time since used Communicator but seem to remember an Agent Mode in the settings for the app itself. Might need to enable this.

As they'll need Softconsole anyway the easiest solution is to just use Workplace as a softphone. They'll need Power User licensing.

You need SYSTEM | SMTP configured and then SYSTEM | SYSTEM EVENTS | ALARMS Press the help button in IP Office Manager and it should point you in the right direction.

Hotel firewall is likely blocking the SIP traffic. No way around it really.

Hey, So for web access did you try using IE Extension? And for Eksters recommendation, you can install desktop on any machine and enter the details for the Chornicall server (ip address and port 9080)

Oh Straggle... Right, so voice over IP works by using a signalling protocol, either H323 or SIP, and a media protocol, RTP. What you describe as the "NAT Ports" are the RTP ports the IP Office will use for the IP Media(The audio of the call). NAT is a Network Address Translation and is used...

Open http://IPaddress:9080 with the Chrome/IE extension. You'll then get the proper settings menus.

Whoa. Okay, so there's prob a reason why you haven't had a response for this yet, and that's cos your setup sounds awful. Can you explain exactly how your system is configured? Ideally in this situation you will need - LAN1 configured as your internal Voice VLan. LAN2 as an internal...

Don't think I've ever had a request like that. It depends on how much they want it separated by. On the new 11.1 versions you can have the Media Manager set to Hosted for the call recording storage, rather than local machine. But if they want the database on completely separate server then...

I'm with Westi, Sounds like a NAT issue on the firewall.