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Thanks, that worked grrrreat!

I am trying to set up multiple conference bridges in VMPro 4.0. Currently, we have only one. Current Setup: When a user dials a number, they are sent to a Check Digits action that has the entry prompt and then looks for a password. If the password is correct, it sends them to the short code...

Check out this example: http://www.adobe.com/go/flex_dashboard_app Right click, and hit "View Source" Focus on these functions: resultHandler monthChange regionChange Hope that helps.

Thats what we have, but with 350 stations, it gets hairy... :)

Wow, What an obvious flaw in the system. Coming from another company using Definity, moves were a non-event. Somebody needed to move, you turn off their phone at one desk and turn it on at the new desk. Managers could do it using a special password we gave them, and it was simple. With this...

I had tried that, but no luck. I got a different seriald data logger, that has flow control (Advanced Serial Data Logger, www.aggsoft.com) and that seems to work. Thanks anyway.

I use a serial port logger to pull SMDR records into SQL. Unfortunately, I can only pull records when the IVS2 or IPX is set to output in 1400 format. The reason is that in 2400 format, it does not append a CR or CR/LF to the end of a record. Does anyone know how to force a CR or CR/LF to the...

We have 2 locations, one with an IVS2 and one with an IPS. In order to move a user from one desk to the next, we have to physically pull wires and punch them down in another place. This gets very tedious, as our business requires people to move quite a bit. Note: they are moving within the...

Where did this come from? Do you have an "offifcial" pdf or something you can send me? Right now they are denying that it is even possible, so I have to get as official as possible. Thanks! Email it to kennethwsmith -at- yahoo.com if you can. Thanks!

Fixin, can you send me this "tech support cheat sheet" that you mention. Is that a cheat sheet for setting up LD CID? (I can only hope! :)

Thanks guys, Now our vendor is saying that the systems we have (2400 IVS2 and 2400 IPS) cannot handle the inbound caller id on Dedicated T1 lines, but we can purchase another system that will handle it. This sounds completely incorrect. Is there some documentation I can point to in order to...

I am trying to return only child elements that match the specific criteria. Here is my xml: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8' ?> <Locations> <Location name='A'> <Vehicles> <Vehicle vin='1'> <type>Car</type> <color>Red</color> </Vehicle> <Vehicle vin='2'>...

Yes, thanks Gary!

Do you have a suggestion for a call accounting package that will allow us to get granular (by that I mean run specific reports on data using crystal or something robust) and doesn't cost more than $3000? I havent been able to find it. My time is valuable, but they want way too much money for...

So fixin, why do we set cm3500 to 04, when this is not a tie line (I think of tie line as tying 2 PBXs together)? Thanks,

Can you connect to the Access ODBC connection with another desktop program? Try Aqua Data Studio: http://www.aquafold.com It's free and will connect to any Data source.

dontworx, I have rolled my own call accounting before for the Definity system. I just don't know how to get the data out of the IVS2. Here is a faq on how I wrote the definity data to SQL, if interested: faq690-2462 Thanks,

Try these links: http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_18800 http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19135 Hope they help,

Hi, we have recently upgraded all of our servers to CFMX from 5. (The upgrade went horribly, but that is another story) Quite a few times we have had to restart in the middle of the day, under a pretty heavy load. I understand that unlike CF5, the system will be slower right after a restart...

hahaha, I forgot my nick was created when I used a definity. I loved that definity system, and these NECs are driving me crazy! LD comes in to both regular numbers and 800 numbers. When you say "you'll have to do programming on both ends" what do you mean by "both ends"? Thanks,