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Situation: A have a mobile user with a POP mailbox on my mail server. He normally accesses the mail server via a Sierra AirCard over the Verizon Wireless network. Windows XP views the AirCard as a network card. Situation continued: POP mail is available from outside of the firewall and is...

I'll survey my users to see if they can tolerate changing the "return to attendant" setting. Thanks for the info.

Thanks for the reply. I've already modified the target attendant for that mailbox, but I was hoping to find a way to prevent "starring" out. I need this individual to be "their own island" and I'd like to keep them on the Norstar Voice Mail. Thanks again.

I'm using Norstar Voice Mail 4.0. I need to setup a new voicemail box but I must prevent callers from getting anywhere else - no operator, no other extension. How could I do this without affecting other voicemail boxes? Thanks.

Thanks for the idea, but I've tried creating the /etc/resolv.conf, and something is still trying to use the wrong Windows server. Any other ideas?

/etc/netsvc.conf contains "hosts=local" no /etc/named.* files exist no /etc/resolv.* files exist AIX version 4.3.3 I have an application uses ODBC and Visual Basic programs to communicate to an Informix database on my RS/6000. Apparently, some part of this application performs a...

I have an F80 running AIX 4.3.3. I have a striped volume across two physical disks, and in the last four months both disks have failed! Luckily I had good backups in each case; but now I've convinced myself to mirror the set. Anyone out there mirroring striped volumes? I'd like to hear your...

Thanks. The only thing you've noted that I haven't done is setup the General Delivery mailbox. I'll give it a try on Thursday - the system is about 200 miles away!

I've recently installed a new Norstar with Flash voicemail. When a caller (internal or external) reaches voicemail and presses 0 to reach the operator, they get a message to the effect "... the attendant is not available..." and are returned to the voicemail greeting from which they...