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Are the calls where you are getting the CC 81 inbound to you or outbound? How I would approach it is to capture some call records and see if BT is sending you calls with a call reference number then rejecting that reference number later in the call flow. If this is the case, you can use this...

What type of connection to you have? By line, do you mean analogue (POTS) lines, or ISDN (or something similar?)

Try the Nortel: Norstar Systems forum on this site. Someone there may have something close to what you're looking for.

Everyone will have a different opinion on this. I prefer pbx in a flash, but use several different ones for various projects.

I believe Aspect is solely available in Procomm. If you're set on not rebuilding the script in a new language, than you may have to investigate running Procomm in Wine. See this previous post: thread448-1508266

My question would be, how many subnets?

Maybe get a pit bull? With sharp teeth.

It's simple. A two step process. Step one: Sell Symbion phone. Step two: By a 'Droid.

How about google voice?

Try this: cat sip.conf | grep '\['

There are some flavors of Asterisk out there that have built in web gui's. You may want to investigate if your system is based on one of these (check /var/www/html, assuming Linux based system.) If so, you'll want to administer your system through that. If not, then there are programs out...

I have to second CiscoGuy33's suggested books. I studied both Todd Lammel's and the Cisco Press CCNA guides and had no trouble passing. Of course it helped to have access to a lab (two routers, three switches.) Being able to practice the concepts from the books really drove home the material.

private ImageDecoder imageDecoder = null; private FileSeekableStream seekableStream = null; private ParameterBlock paramBlock; private TIFFDecodeParam decodeParam; private ImageWriter imageWriter = null; private ImageWriteParam imageWriterParam = null; Do all of these need...

How large is your typical image file?

What type of office are you connecting to (DMS,Lucent...)?

Ah, that explains why it worked for me. I did not use s1 through s9, I created my own variables (sTok1 through sTok25, creative huh?)

I wasn't able to duplicate your problem. I built a test string of 25 comma separated values and was able to parse and display them all. Could you possibly post your test data? Maybe it has to do with that.

I think what they're asking is how those applications affect your network (more bandwidth usage, that type of thing.) There is a CCNA Voice track that delves into VOIP.

Glad to hear it.

If objects and classes are throwing you for a loop, then honestly, you may want to consider taking a formal class. In my limited experience, understanding those two items is the core in Java programming. Everything is an object.