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Bump.. I have the same issue. Does anyone have the "list trace station" portion working? I am running CM3.1.5, fully patched.

and hope that the only service tied to that CLAN is CDR. ;-)

If 'your' login is not the owner of the file you cannot do a chmod on it directly. You either have to be the owner of the file, in the same group, or root. If you do a 'll' (that's 2 lowercase L's) it will show your who the owner is and what the permissions are on all files in that directory...

What does your Vector look like?

The numbers are separate. If you have a symetrical connection, eg. 1.544/1.544 then plan your connectivity accordingly, likewise if you have an asymetrical connection 1.544/384, then take that into consideration. You do not need to combine them. If you are not using QOS and or traffic...

The system, AFAIK, will not allow you to violate (for lack of a better word) RFC 950 which restricts which IP subnets are which classes and how you can subnet them. You can decrease the size of your IP subnets, eg. use Class B addresses with a Class C subnet Mask, but you cannot go the other...

It depends on what Prefix Mark you are using: Entry Description 0 -Suppress a user-dialed prefix digit 1 for 10-digit FNPA calls. -Leave a user-dialed prefix digit 1 for 7-digit HNPA calls. -Leave a prefix digit 1 on 10-digit calls that are not FNPA or HNPA calls. Do not use Prefix Mark 0...

^^ Disregard... I'm still looking. :-(

Your 46xxsettings.txt file is where this information is entered: ############### Emergency Contact Number ############## ## ## If set, this number will be the top-leftmost speed dial ## button in Group 1 of the 46xx speed dial screen and ## labeled "EMERGENCY". The default is null ("") but...

Windows 7, HA! We're still on Windows Media Player 9 and IE6.. Lll kidding aside though (no we really are), I'm curious too how well the applications integrate to the new OS.

I've never seen a parameter that would affect the order.

Those r### entries will be the Coverage Remote entries. You can do a 'display coverage remote' to see the list. If it comes back with a 'Identifier invalid ' add a 1 to the command, 1-1000 are in group 1, so it would be 'display coverage remote 1'.

^^That's why I asked what type of function that the ring down would serve. Until we have an answer there are still two routes that can be taken.

How would the station be used? Will it be a station that you pick up and it rings out to another destination or will it be a standard station that has an appearance for a ringdown?

http://support.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/100012105 Page 573: "Using their own telephones, all members in a pickup group can answer a call that is ringing at another group member telephone. If more than one telephone is ringing, the system selects the extension that has been ringing the longest.

The system has to place the caller on a soft hold to transfer a call. There is no way to do it otherwise as far as I know.

I disagree about the DHCP and TFTP server being at Warehouse C. They can utilize the existing DHCP and TFTP servers wherever they are located as long as there is a valid route to get to them.

Remember: 1 DHCP Helper server per VLAN ------- Not true depending on how you have your network setup. We have 2 ip-helpder addresses setup on the vlans that are assigned 'switchport access vlan' and 1 ip-helper address on the 'switchport voice vlan' side. It all depends on how flat your...

Try it with your cell phone or other external phone. Set your cell phone up as the abusive caller (all of the digits that you recieve when you call your desk). You should get a list trace similar to this when you do a list trace tac LIST TRACE time...

Disregard the bridged appearances (too many issue going on here at work) If you are dialing your own extension from the number that is being test blocked (your cell) it should ring busy every time. If it gets through, it may be a CallerID delivery issue with the cell phone provider or your LEC.