"Have you tested this range to ensure it does not corrupt the SD card similarly?" - Repeat. NO. I am not your dog and my systems are running perfectly fine on a sensible port range for the expected call capacity.
Yes, having such a stupidly wide range will cause overlaps with other potential...
"As requested, can someone please verify this bug for me by opening LAN1 RTP port range to 1024-65334?" - NO. You've clearly proven its a problem for the IP Office (though going beyond the stated maximum setting its not entirely fair to call it a problem when the system doesn't react well). But...
Yes. From the support.avaya.com site, if you go to the J100 software section you can download a copy of a 46xxsettings.txt file that lists all the commands. You can add the ones you want to use to a 46xxspecials.txt file that you upload to your IP Office.
Also look at...
As @derfloh points out, you're probably the first person to set the max RTP so high. Dangerously close to 65536, so its probably some binary memory overflow glitch that you've found.
The Manager/Web Manager docs do say 65530 is the maximum supported, so the error here is that Manager/Web...
If I understood your description, it seems simple to me.
They've set it up so that a call for, lets say reception A, will ring the phone at reception A and stay there until any of the conditions for overflow of the reception A group applies.
With a single receptionist group, calls could have...
Puzzled if you folks can't see the star icon and Great post! below each post.
And the $0.28 share price is a ghost from when Avaya was last a publicly tradable share. It won't ever change.
Provide details now. Don't ask people for help and then make them draw information out bit by bit!
Does the client work locally? What client? (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android). If remote, what SBC? Have you licensed the users and user profiles? SE or IP500 V2?
People who want to be pointlessly pedantic without adding any value, such as an actual answer, should always check their own signature, least we think them sloppy thinkers in addition to pointlessly pedantic.
Its been that way for a long time. Its a bash script of IP Office specific commands. The real question is what are you wanting to do from the command line? You probably need to login as root.
Depends what release you are on. Fields 36 and 37 both relate to relatively new features.In order to not break existing products that support IP Office SMDR, Avaya have to add to the end of existing fields (even when some of the existing fields are pretty much obsolete these days).
Read your own post where you said "Kindly get the response from AVAYA to get our client satisfaction" - that's you asking us to do your work for you - and since you're not paying us that is by definition treating us as your slaves. Just say sorry and stop digging your own grave.
Go talk to Avaya yourself rather than ordering us to do it for you. We are not your slaves. This is not an official Avaya forum. Delete the last paragraph of your post and apologize.
And if they want permanent call records they need to setup proper call logging.
Do not use the 46xxsettings.txt file that is included with the firmware if there is one (they sometimes include a sample file which explains all the different settings).
@Magixman - It will only work on systems with fudged dial delay counts and timers, and users not using phones or apps that do anything like dialling from a directory, speed dials, en-bloc dialing, etc, etc, etc. Share your config and I'll tell you a dozen ways that users could bypass your...
As said, what does System Status show?
Also what type of IP Office in what mode on what release of software and what type of phone?
And what happens if you dial the transfer number manually?
@Magixman - As @Ekster say, using just short codes will not work.
As details in the other thread in my first answer:
Add the NoUser source number ENABLE_INTERNAL_BARRING
I don't know if the system needs to be rebooted, I always do for any NoUser source number changes.
For the user for which...
Cheers for nothing. You tell us what you can dial, but nothing about what you can't dial, and expect us to scroll through a really long trace to puzzle it out for you rather than you giving us a clue. Well, it's the weekend, so I'm off to do more relaxing things instead.
Stuck in a never ending...
Why is there an Auto-Attendant involved at all if its playing no prompts and sending all calls to the same group.
Just set the default ICR destination to be the group. Then add a second destination with the Closed_Hrs time profile and a short code to leave mail in the generic mailbox.
Stuck...
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