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You'd need to make one site preferred edition, which is standard practice anyway when clustering sites together. Once this is done, using the VMPro as AA on either site would be fine.

Have you ever seen it working okay? Would need to know a little more about what you have done so far to be able to help properly

Have you run an SSA trace?

You could have CCR running off one switch and remote phones on the other sites, or just IP handsets if they have an MPLS network or similar. CCR as a product however is very weak, you might be better off looking at a Zeacom product.

This is a link to the vmlite service installer I put together, maybe you can adjust it to suit monitor.... http://christianfrench.co.uk/FN/Voicemail%20Lite%20Service%20Installer.exe

Do you actually have a problem or is this a "just in case" exercise?

User > Telephony > No Answer Timer

You can have 4 wav files up to 90 seconds in length or 4 external sources using 3 POTS ports plus the MoH port.

I have managed to do with with vmlite, but that has no options that need to be set. Monitor may be more difficult. Why do you need to do this? Monitor should not be kept open for extended periods as it places load on the system CPU.

are you using a 9 to dial out?

Just one missed command, press hold then type VIEW then #

if it hasn't been changed, use the password (password) the system password and the configuration password are 2 separate entities

Does that mean you have fixed it?

Are you going to VLAN the switch? if so you'll need a layer 3 switch, we use HP procurve.

Not if you don't select it.

How do you guys deal direct with Avaya, are you in the US? They will not deal direct with us here in the UK, only through distributors, no matter how big a dealer you are, and we are big. (£100m turnover)

Even if the bypass proxy for local was not ticked, IE would not use the proxy settings for a 127.0.0.1 request, its an internal request that loops back to the local machine.

I think it would be better to simply answer the question than to cast aspersions around. To expand a 403 all you need to do is buy the additional modules (up to 3 in total) and plug them into the expansion ports on the back of the controller. when you restart the controller it will see the...

or try 127.0.0.1 as the web address

I wasn't saying option 176 wasn't easier, just giving an alternative. Sometimes network admins will not let you get on to their servers. Option 176 is definitely easier, especially if using VLANs provided you can get access to the server.