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I am using the internet messaging feature with Audix and we are getting pop3 server busy failures all day long. It runs the idle processes on audix to zero and Avaya says that it might possibly crash the audix. We have about 375 users and have used this feature since 1994. This issue started...

What does the active station ringing field on the second page of the station form say on one of the phones that are not working.

These drives can and will fail, if a reboot of the system does not solve the issue it will need to be replaced. I have replaced many of them.

Use a cable lubricant to ease the pull, the jacket on fiber is not the slickest and the lubricant will help if you have to make any corners in the pull.

Ports 23 and 24 did the trick, thanks for the help everyone. It is nice to find a group of people that are willing to share their knowledge.

This problem is on plain old copper lines.

I am using a partner mail vs and when a call is answered and a message is left the caller hangs up but the phone system does not. It records the sound of a line off the hook for about a minute or more. Anyone have any suggestions?

The paperwork that goes with a vs5 does not take into account the extension changes on an acs r7 so the correct mail ext's are 23 and 24 not 22 and 23. Thanks for your help Dexman another respose from you on another thread helped me solve my issue.

I am having the same problem with a 2 slot carrier and I am unable to resolve the issue. How did you solve this?

I don't want the system to be answered by an autoattendant right away during the day. The customer wants to have the autoattendant for night service.

I have installed a partner acs rl and a partnermail vs r5 in a 2 slot carrier. I have put ext's 22 and 23 in hunt grp 7 and whenever you call on any of the lines the system answers immediatly saying "your call will be transferred to the receptionist" and is transferred to ext 10. This does not...

Has anyone set up a Polycom VSX 800 using a TN556b for BRI's?

I was a tech at avaya for 6+ years and you can buy parts from a business partner cheaper than avaya almost every time. Avaya uses a very strange math.

It appears that the drive is IDE according to this link. http://support.avaya.com/japple/css/japple?temp.documentID=153122&temp.productID=136319&temp.releaseID=136320&temp.bucketID=159898&PAGE=Document

You will need to replace the drive with a similar drive , load the bootdisks and then the cd software and then do a restore from your backups. Get the backup done asap so that you dont have to enter all of your info by hand. I am not sure about the HDD types on an LX so take a look at it to make...