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Many times, TAR files are simply a mechanism to connect a bunch of files together into one long file. I was not aware it could be encrypted. I believe the origination of "tar" was "tape archive" for using on tape backup systems. Since these files can be quite verbose in their uncompressed...

I think your best bet is going to be a BCM / BCM50. In many cases, the BCM will price out similar to the MICS if you don't turn on all the bells and whistles. To help offset some of the costs, perhaps locate some refurbed digital and IP sets since this is usually the highest cost of the...

Codec isn't really the issue I don't think. When the MICS phone set sends a transfer, they get an error back "Denied in Admin". Our support line says that indicates that the capability of "allow redirect" needs to be turned on, but my tech says he already has that feature on. Still stumped...

I have an existing MICS that is DR5.0 that we put a Norstar VoIP gateway on. It is talking to a network of 3 BCMs over VoIP trunking. We can get calls in and out of the MICS via the VoIP network, however if a call comes into the MICS, we are unable to transfer that caller to a BCM set over the...

They purchased a Brooktrout TR1000/TR1034 board. So, you are using the outbound transfer through the voicemail to send your calls to the FAX server? Any specific tips would be greatly appreciated. --thx!

I have an existing MICS customer who purchased a digital FAX server card and wants DID service for the FAX service. Is there a way to bring an ISDN-PRI circuit into the Norstar, setup a cross-over T1 trunk from the MICS over to the FAX server and route DID calls over to the FAX server from the...

We used the Nortel VoIP gateway for a MICS.

We just hooked up a BCM50 to an existing MICS two weeks ago. Make sure that you have a combo fiber card in the MICS to receive the DTMF tones that the gateway is going to be sending to the MICS.

Visual Call Manger is neither cheap or free. It is a product from Convertec. I have a demo up and running on my BCM50. You can demo their software for 30 days on a download from their site at http://www.convertecinc.com/ VCM requires a computer running the VCM server software that is...

That must be different than the one I did already. Is that one of the other three types of resets that are in there in the "administration" tab?

I have a BCM50e and my integrated contivity router seems to have been misplaced. To be more specific, when I login to the element manager, hit the "launch router gui", I arrive at an an empty apache webserver directory reading "index of /" at https://10.10.11.1/router/ . There are no files in...

If a line is set to ring there and it has been forwarded external to the system, that would do it too.

You don't need to enable the trunks on the main cabinet to use the resources from an expansion module. You do need to enable the module though. One of the things that always get us is that we put it in, hit enable and the unit keeps saying "enabling" until you actually connect a line to it...

Yep, sure can. We have 5 BCMs with centralized VM on a BCM400 3.7. 4 of the sites are BCM50 units.

First, have you loaded (and can still see) the expansion chassis keycode? Second, have you enabled the module under "resources"->"telephony resources?

How many intercom buttons do you have programmed on the set? You might just need to add one more.

I have now. When I originally posted, I had not. After programming my domain/user into the BCM and installing the software a few times, it seems to be running well now. Just goes to show you, RTFM... Thanks for taking a look.

I'm trying to get the personal call manager working. I installed the LAN CTE, then the PCM, but cannot see the proper TAPI interface to choose when I start the PCM. I'm on a Windows 2000 Pro workstation. The system is a BCM50e with 4 LAN CTE seats loaded. Any thoughts on what I need to do to...

Don't forget about those 90 IP stations that you can add on there (assuming a BCM400), although I'm not sure if you wouldn't see some smoke curling out of there from the processor if you load it up with over 200 stations (IP and digital), voicemail, trunking and maybe a couple of ACD groups for...

Maybe your '50 has old software from the beta days. What version of software is yours? Under system, ID ours has 1.00.2.04.g (North America)