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While the information provided doesn't affect me (we don't record calls), don't let a bunch of negatives get you down, RLee5, as any information posted here may help somebody, some day. Thanks, and please post again should you encounter a similar "work-around" for a problem that you're having...

We only have 1 DHCP server, the IP Office itself. The phones are all behind the sonicwall 3060. When I connect a TZ 150 to the internet, and VPN into the 3060, and set it up for DHCP over VPN (devices behind the TZ 150 should be getting DHCP relayed across the VPN to the network behind the 3060...

*sigh* lack of HTML support on boards is a necessary evil, yet still drives me crazy :-(

It's the same DHCP server, the IP Office system's built-in one. The SonicWall devices are configured to allow DHCP over VPN (<A HREF="http://www.sonicwall.com/support/pdfs/technotes/Site_to_Site_VPN_Using_DHCP_over_VPn__SonicOS_Enhanced_at_%E2%80%A6.pdf">Set up like this</A>).

I'm looking for a solution to the following problem, and would appreciate any help somebody might be able to offer me... We're currently using the Avaya 406 with 5602s, and, at the office, it works fine. We have the 406 doing DHCP for all of our IP phones, and it works. When trying to deploy...

I'd love an LCS05 guide, as well, if one is available. Being mostly a *nix admin, I'm not as familiar as I should be in some respects with this system and the full extent of what it can do.

Well, losing the tunnel, and losing contact with the IPO are totally different... I've set up tunnels before that last through a cable modem restart (~ 2 minutes) with no problems, yet the IP hardphones head over to discovery mode after a much much shorter time, usually around a second or two...

I'm having a curious problem here, and was hoping somebody might be able to shed some light on the situation... We have around 20 or so 5602SW IP phones connected to our 406, and they all work great. System was installed about 2 months ago. Still not having any problems with them. We also...

I changed it to 50, and it works fine for me. Dunno if there may be any negative side effects of such a low value, but, it works fine here...

By reencoding it, you will reduce the file size. It will not be exactly the same as the prior file, but it will play back fine at the newer size so long as the encoding is correct. I've also found that Winamp using the wavewriter plugin can export .wav files from mp3 and wav files at higher...

I'd be interested in this, too, if you ever solve it Dakota... Thanks! -David

I was having the same problem... Some registry searching revealed this: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Network Alchemy\Voicemail\Directories\MinimumRecordedNameLength I changed it as recommended, and it works again. Thanks, mattKnight for the push in the right direction...