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Yes * is listed as a DN for cprk. Since there is a conflict, I'll tell the boss we can't use *11. thanks Guys!

Thank you all for your replies. Everything I'm trying I get a sch code that states there is a dn conflict. The only * I have located is a FFC cprk *, which I thought was a wildcard and not the actual asterisk(*). Am I wrong in my assumption? Thank you again for the assistance.

Is it possible to translate *11 to 3368 on a Nortel Option 61C. Our CEO has requested that we use *11 as an emergency number. Thanks. Charles

I have been asked to upgrade the Telephony Manager PC. Telephony Manager 3.10.28.41 Current PC is a Windows XP Pro The install guide shows that TM can only be installed on Windows 2000, 2003 and XP pro. Has any later servers or window versions been approved for Telephony Manager or is this...

I'm sure you have it resolved by now. Just for curosity, what was the issue? When I hear one way speach, the first thing that comes to mind is an access list issue.

It is confusing! I think what they are looking for when they ask these type of questions is what's the highest layer you are testing. Ping tests up to the network layer. Telnet tests up to the application layer.

The upgrade assitant utility can help you determine whether your system is ready for an upgrade. Its a non intrusive tool that will not effect the system's state. It should be ran on the publisher and all subscribers. The utility will not run if the server does not meet the minimum...

The system started reinitializing several times during the day. I replaced the software and reprogrammed the system and everything is ok for the last 48 hours.

I have just followed those exact directions and the upgrade was completed without any issues. The system kept all of its programming. However 24 hours later the system reinitialized 3 times within 6 minutes before coming back up. The system has done this 3 days in a row after the upgrade...