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No need to apologise Matt, grateful for your help. I'll have a play tomorrow now but the good news is the customer might be about to put their hand in their pocket so might just need to limp on for a couple of months. And you have a better memory than me...

Matt - you have lost me. Grateful if you get a chance to explain that a little? Why do you think a database would screw the SIP trunk?

Matt, the CRS was upgraded from 2003 to 2008, not 2012. The back up server is the one that has been upgraded to 2008 and now the SIP trunk fails. The master is still on 2003 and works but is non-compliant.

No, it might throw something up but I wanted to ask if anyone had had experience on whether updating the windows CRS server could somehow break the trunk to the linux box. I can see how it might mess up something on the CRS but not the trunk itself.

I have a pair of old Meeting Exchange Enterprise 6200 servers which are out of support but I need them to limp on for a few more months. The linux bridge servers are MX-5.2 The windows servers *were* both Server 2003. Connected to an Avaya CM6.2 via direct SIP / TCP. There are a pair of each...

Thanks Tom, very creative idea. I am actually doing a low tech version. I have run a bridged analogue to their booths and am going to plug in a loud warbler rather than a phone.

Messing around with the button will also prevent them altering the reception volume. And it's Terry Tate's phone. I ain't breaking it.

OK. I'll give in. They'll have to have analogue phones if they're going to keep messing around. Thanks all.

Tried a big stick with nails in the end. Didn't work. Any other ideas?

Hi, I need to set a group of 96xx phones to maximum ringer volume and lock them there, preventing the users from lowering or muting the previously set volume. I have set up a group in the 46xxsettings.txt file and have successfully prevented the phones from fully muting the ringer by setting...