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Time for a new voicemail. You drove this one until the wheels fell off.

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So you're using a provider like Redsky or Intrado to route calls? Assuming your using the PSTN to route those calls and adapting 911 calls to some number. Why not just route those calls out the same trunks as your other traffic? The only reason I see not to do that is if you often hit max...

Trying to understand the question. lets assume you have 5 sites, do you have dedicated trunks for 911 at each site? If a phone is registered to site A, it routes out the trunks at site A. If the phone logs out and registers at site B, 911 calls will then route to trunks at site B.

Can also be down with dedicated trunks and public unknown.

I just did mine as part of the CA cert upgrade. The CA cert expires every 10 years. That was a giant pile of work. When I got the identity cert, I put my SM in deny new service. Set enrollment password and initTM -f on the SM. Followed by the enrollment password 2 times.

What version? Is this the SMGR CA cert that is expiring? Security -> Authority -> View Certificate? Or are you asking about Inventory -> Manage Elements -> select SM server -> Manage Identity Certificates?

I would just remove the G650's. Why do you need them?

https://support.avaya.com/css/public/documents/101016671

Look in /var/log/ecs/commandhistory. The data you want is there.

Agree ^^^. No impact.

I did this on a CMS as I was tired of someone who kept doing this: # passwd Rather then this # passwd userID So I did this. # useradd root2 # vi /etc/passwd Make root2 look like this. (In your case you probably want to copy cust or admin) root2:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash # passwd root2...

Log in and look for alarms.

Sounds like a carrier issue. The number you out pulse needs to be a DID you own. As test do this. 'change pub'. Setup your extension to out pulse 2015551212. Then call your cell phone. If the call fails its your carrier. If the call completes and the call on your cell phone is coming from...

The longest phone call a CM CDR record can create is 10 hours. After 10 hours it will create a new record. So string your 10 hour calls together and you like have some very long phone calls. My guess is you have phones off hook that havent been hung up. Find the extension and see if its off...

google "download old version of chrome". Lots of information out there.

Just a few clicks. Disabling Geo Redundancy Primary SMGR -> Services -> Geographic Redundancy -> Disable Replication. Click Yes. Activating the secondary System Manager server Secondary SMGR -> Services -> Geographic Redundancy -> GR Health -> Activate Secondary Server. Click Yes...

Just go download it. https://support.avaya.com/support/en/download/C20201025194145490_4?productId=P0792&releaseId=7.2.x

you could move from a 4 digit dial plan to a 7 digit.

I haven't gone from 8 to 10 yet but have gone from 6 to 8. Grab the pile of Avaya docs and duplicate your production setup in a lab and start trying things. You'll make a lot of mistakes, but over time you'll chip away at it and figure our how to get from A to Z. You wont find a guide that...