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IMHO, it's not worth the work/aggravation. If the IPSI in PN #1 has the "Golden IPSI", then your system is licensed to it, it depends on what version of CM you have of course, as CM6 uses PLDS/WebLM now, and not the IPSI Serial Number ((MAC address of the WebLM server). Once you did have PN#1...

Usually starts out with 2, then it will usually do up to 8 at a time, once those 2 are completed. It helps if they are on different packs as well. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Antaew, it depends on the release of software you are running. IP first came out in R7, for some limited things. It really started to "work" for SAT access via CLAN cards in Release 9. post your "list config soft" screen info. The answer is, maybe, maybe not. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

See this Tek-Tips thread on setting up "Crisis Alert" http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1568395 Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Yes, reboot, or a shutdown. If you do a shutdown, you'll need to press the power button to turn it back on. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Try "Customer Service/Administration", there is a reboot/shutdown somewhere in one of those menus :) Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Ok, I think you had it correct. try "Voice System Administration", then "Reset", then "reboot/shutdown". you want to see the whole system restart, Unix reload, etc. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Try "Unix Management", there should be a "Shutdown" or "Restart" in shown. you stopped and started audix, which is often not enough to get it working, the entire platform needs a reboot. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

When was the last time your Audix was rebooted? There is a known "242" day bug, audix stops answering after that many days. AVAYA recommends rebooting the audix every 90 days (think of it as every change of "Season"), to avoid the 242 day bug. try rebooting your audix, chances are that will get...

You need TN429B CO circuit packs, instead of TN747's (which is likely what you have), to be able to receive Caller ID from your Central Office, and of course you have to have Caller ID enabled on each line as well. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Did you enabled "Processor Ethernet" (add ip-interface procr), use that IP address for the G350's MGC list as well. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Did you set up the MGC list on the G350, to the PE of the switch? The G350 needs to know what IP to register to. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

It's not the G350 that would need licensing, but the CM6 via PLDS, it's now licensed to the MAC address of the "WebLM" server running under System Platform. They do have trial licenses for Business Partners for demo systems, but they are only good for 30 days, and you would have to go through a...

status the link ("status link x"), it probably shows "restarting", meaning you have a speed/duplex IP connectivity issue. If you can't ping it, it's not on your LAN. VAL boards do not have ip-network-regions assigned. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Only if you want to boot of the CD/DVD. They only have drivers that work with certain drives, not just any CD/DVD USB drive will work. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

Once the licenses are added in PLDS, the license file can be loaded to WebLM, there is no need to take down anything. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

When System Platform is shutdown, it will shutdown all of the virtual machines running on it. Modular Messaging is a separate server, you'll have to shutdown that one as well. each server needs to be shutdown, whatever is running on it. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

True wmainc, I have replaced many of those 1A surface mount fuses myself :) Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert

You can hardwire to pairs 21 & 22 (violet/orange and violet/green), and it will work. However, for the LEDs on the front of the circuit pack to work, you would need a 120CSU module that plugs in the back, then it's just an RJ45 to plug into the circuit. I would recommend the 120A CSU, though I...

Yes, any version will work. The older ones (TN464F) are not firmware upgradeable, the newer versions (TN464HP for example) are firmware upgradeable (the "P" after the pack designation). One PRI per card. Mitch AVAYA Certified Expert