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In CM, you are using the clan to ping. In shell, you are using the network port on the server. The server customer network port may not be connected or my not have a route to your desktop.

What clans do you have in the DHCP scope for each site? You should only have the clans you want the phones to use. The avaya server does use some sort of algorithm for load balancing and it's never been that great. I'm guessing that the ess site has less stations than the main and therefor will...

do you have digital or IP phones?

your val manager release needs to match the release of the CM. upgrade the Val manager and it will work fine.

Post a list trace of the stations. look for full packet loss on the trace and check the UDP ports that are being used and make sure they are not blocked in the firewall.

The LSP is in a dormant state. The gateway that it resides in will be registered to the primary 8300 and alarms from the circuit packs in that gateway will be handled by the primary 8300. For gateway alarms, set up your snmp community string and snmp traps.

I have asterisk now on an unbuntu server and the server restarted. Does anyone know a command to bring back up the asterisk server. It's asterisknow on a virtual server running unbuntu. I'm not the administrator, but I can answer questions and I have access to the server.

The total search time is the length of time that the gateway spends trying to connect to all alternate resources.

Are you talking about the broadcast IP address on the mgp route?

You don't need port 23 enabled... You can use port 22 and under you connection properties, check use ssh...

Log into each g700 and use the command Show Faults. This will tell you if there is any VOIP problems and what they are. It's common for a g700 to have IP conflicts when none actually exist. If this is the problem, Post up and I'll tell you how to fix it. You should also check the Octaplane cable...

my bad.... I never type the entire thing....

The is for QSIG. The b on the ds1 means you providers protocol is NI2. FYI a would be AT&T custom in that field...

Dunstan????? From Mirant????

You can see all you IP phone information by using the command list registration you will see your release, extension, network region and clan card you are connecting with. You have to load the new release on the TFTP server that is designated in your DHCP scope under option 176. Option 176...

If you have one in A and one in B, you have ipsi duplication. In the server use the command list ipsi and you will see that one is active and the other is in standby. If you have any other questions about the information you find on that page, just ask. you can also us the command disp ips 1...

You do need the patch on an LSP. It's the same software, just licensed differently.

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One more thing. When all your changes are complete on the LSP and the 8700. Do a save trans all and then display lsp. This is the easiest way to see if your 8300 is back on line. If for some reason it doesn't sync back up with the 8700, Check your addresses and reset the 8300. You may also want...

show mgp rec this will bring up this 4 10 2 this should be the way is comes up on the screen top one is the primary search time middle is the total search time bottom is the transition points default, this is set to 1 30 1 The default will not work correctly the the transition points...