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Ok, I solved this through a policy map. I still would like to know why rate-limit is not available. I have another question now. How do I get the tar for web configuration? I've looked all over cisco's site for the ciscoview device tar. I can get the IOS but that ciscoview isn't to be found...

Ok, I'm a total newbie to the Cisco CLI. I have a ws-x4515 SUP IV in a 4006. I purchased this just to try and learn commands and concepts. All I'm trying to do is rate-limit an interface. I've spent hours and hours trying to figure this out. I see example after example using the "rate-limit"...

Ozzie: The outbound caller id works on all but these few extensions. imeldesign: They need to have individual numbers. Again, this works on the rest just not these few. We assign over 250 DID's to other tenants.

I'm having a strange problem with a few extensions with outgoing caller id. Just for a refresher the only cmd's I need to change are 5005 for the prefix, 1212 for the last 4 digits and 1213 which uses 5005's setting correct? What's happening is no matter what I do its showing the default...

I changed 1204 for that extension and it works fine. I guess some digit manipulation is going on behind the scenes.

btw I tried 9,7135554444. I get you must first dial a 1 or 0 blah blah. 713 is a local area code.

I can't for the life of me remember how to get this to work. I know I set it under E600 but it gives me an error if I just type the outside number in. I remember using a comma in the entry but I'm not sure what goes before it. This extension does not require a 9 to dial out btw.

So then # everything should have turned it off then.

It's set to A023. I'm reading the docs but its confusing to me. What does B stand for?

Wouldn't all the # everything turn that off or anything else from the user point of view?

There is tons and tons of special set up for tenants. We provide service for several executive suite towers off this system.

pave, That sounds extremely scary. The system has not been shutdown for over three years. If it didn't come back up properly and the backup failed for any reason I would be out of business. I think I'll opt for changing the extension.

Ozzie, Ok, I checked 9003 it is also set to 1, no delay. Pave, No it does not ring if I dial directly to the rolled line. I'm at a loss, I suppose I'll just have to blacklist that extension and set up a new one...sad but it works. The phone rings if I change its extension. Sure would be nice...

Ok, I tried to do LD's suggestion with the # everything and I checked 3drace's suggestion under 9001 it's set to 1, which is ring. E603 is set to roll to another line which is typical for all my rolls but they still ring. It's still not ringing, any other suggestions?

Ozzie, The title has the system type, it's a Neax 2000 IPS. It happens on any phone whether it be a DTH-8D-1 or inaset 240G. It has to be something stored on the system because if you change the extension the phone works fine. LD, I'll give that a try. No CFW is not activated but I will...

btw the light on the phone blinks fine and all calls can be answered. It's just the ring volume for these extensions seems to be system set to off.

I have a couple of phones on this system that I can not get to ring. If I change the extension they ring fine. I tried to use the up/down key while a call is coming in and all it does it change the lcd brightness. Is there something stored somewhere that I can turn off through a terminal command?

I live to work or is it I'm supposed to work to live....still trying to figure it out :) Houston, TX

Thank you very much for the help.

Is that command 12? Can you do a simple walk through for me....It would be greatly appreciated.