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I've not been called back to my site for any issues, since installing the previously mentioned patch. We had M7310, T7316e style phones.

You need to build routes.

In many states it's illegal to totally block calls. 911 call have to be made to go through. just saying.

Cox has the wrong compression setup in one of their virtual servers. This is a common issue with PRI over VoIP. Are fax machines through the PRI also failing?

How did a ASM+ end up in bus 7?

IPO means your a slave to Avaya. They make it hard to understand and not user friendly in my opinion. I work on them and can tell you it takes way more time to setup one IPO over BCM. I'm not a fan of Avaya period. They want to own their customers, and get revenue coming in every year from...

BCM50 will not allow the use of your MICS modules. I suggest you upgrade your MICS to 7.1 and get a DTI card for the PRI with the enabler keycode. Far less trouble keeping a MICS working than a very complex BCM system. Unless you need some feature that MICS doesn't offer that the BCM does...

BCM50 will not allow the use of your MICS modules. I suggest you upgrade your MICS to 7.1 and get a DTI card for the PRI with the enabler keycode. Far less trouble keeping a MICS working than a very complex BCM system. Unless you need some feature that MICS doesn't offer that the BCM does...

MICS could be upgraded to the newest software, 7.1. Very stable and works great with PRI. Why spend all this extra money for the BCM?

Is there a reason for moving from the MICS to the BCM? Many people don't understand what improvement are available with the BCM. Really, if your not needing any of the features the BCM offers that the MICS doesn't, then stay at the MICS.

Move it to a different port on the switch.

Check your network wiring. Test the Cat 5 cable to make sure it's not bad.

Sounds like you've lost your license.

Nope, the issue was resolved.

BCM050.R600.SU.System-008.201111-2 was the zipped file. I got it from a my Avaya dealer. I had to ask for this file.

It's a legal privacy issue. They have disclose that the log contains personal information that should be guarded.

Avaya has done it's best to gut Nortel's support, and force us to pay an Avaya fee to gain access to the support we once had free range on. Avaya doesn't want to end up like Nortel.

You need the same software level drive to do a restore.

It's possible that the hard drives are not of the same size.

I would not install a BCM without a UPS.