I think I've answered my own question thanks to some experimentation with a 5510. 'VLAN Tag' filters packets based on the on-the-wire 802.1q headers presence whereas 'VLAN' filters based on the actual VLAN the packets are mapped into, post-PVID. Thus in my case:
LAB#show qos l2-filters
Id...
I'm confused... the 470 doesn't support 802.1Q-in-Q (nested) VLAN tagging, so why do Layer 2 QoS filters seem to be processed before packets coming into a port are mapped into that ports PVID?
For example, I have edge ports that are configured 'Untag PVID', where the PVID is either 715 or 719...
To clarify, regarding:
I have checked from the console of both CALLPILOT and REPORTER that DNS and WINS resolution of the other machines hostname works.
It seems that we didn't check the actual CLAN configuration parameters for DNS and WINS, only quick cursory checks from the command line...
Our Reporter installation is at last running. Below are some notes cast into the void for the benefit of others (and search engines) who may come looking...
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New install of Reporter from Callpilot 04.04.04 to stand alone...
I'm not certain how I would install Callpilot PEPs on the reporter host - there doesn't seem to be anything accesable on there other than the reporter engine and SQLAnywhere, unlike the Callpilot Media host. As for it, the currently installed PEPs are:
CP40404SU02S
CP404S02G04C
CP404S02G09S...
You have a point - it would be worth getting full certification to really be able to leverage the capabilities of this platform without having to rely on accessing the expertise of others.
I posed the question here even after sifting through the documentation and talking with the installer...
True - I was thinking of the variously available *57 'Customer Originated Trace' facility. Presumably my LEC calls it Malicious Trace as they're historically a Nortel shop.
I appreciate the underlying difference between the Norstars and the CS1k - I had the Norstars set up using the 'PBX template' with full PRI and a few hundred sets rather than traditional square/hybrid. The lines in question are (or rather were) DIDs.
What I'm getting at here is the business of...
So, on my old Norstar system I could have a line appear on more than one key on a set. The first call that arrived on the set would start it ringing and the indicator next to the 'first' line key would start indicating. When a second or subsequent call arrived and the first call was still in...
This is something you need to discuss with your carriers security department before you start investing in additional hardware on your end.
As acewarlock has pointed out Malicious Trace will usually do the trick and it has the advantage that it's all performed by the telco (a trusted 3rd party)...
http://www.asterisk.org/ can probably be used to very quickly implement what you're trying to achieve (see for example http://blogs.reucon.com/srt/2007/02/20/1171932900000.html), though you may need to put some effort into it if you want to record the voicemail in the BCM and then have Asterisk...
So, I'm at my wits end with this one...
We have two boxes: CALLPILOT and REPORTER. CALLPILOT runs on a 201i board in the CS1000 chassis, REPORTER runs on standalone 32bit Intel hardware.
I can access the Callpilot Manager via http://callpilot/cpmgr/ and all works as expected. I can also access...
Partial UNISTIM protocol mismatch? If the buttons work and you can place and receive calls then it's specific to the display state machine.
Perhaps the BCM loaded the phone with newer firmware than the patch levels on the 1000E support. I've had a similar issue moving an up to date phone from...
EvilJ;
Its been a while since I've looked at this stuff, but the following may help:
- The < and > at the beginning of each line indicate if the traffic being decoded is going in or out of the machine.
- Each decode includes the underlying hex payload between [ ], followed by the...
EvilJ;
Most likely the Asterisk side implementation of DMS100 is incomplete vis-a-vis the expectations of the Option 11. I suspect the Opt11 is both very strict and expects IEs that haven't been implemented yet in libpri.
I have successfully used the following two signalling configs with...
Be careful of matching your KSU firmware version to the proposed NAM/Startalk version if you're considering buying used as older combinations may not be supported. Ie. my NAM3 based Startalk system was not compatible once I needed to upgrade the KSU to 4.1.
It probably could have been upgraded...
That sounds like it might just be my problem.
Each phone has at least one target line set to Ring Only that's used to call in to that set from across a private network. In turn the set is configured to forward unanswered calls out to a remote Voicemail system. Calls originating locally to the...
I'm trying to locate a possible issue with one way audio on PRI based calls that are being bridged through a MICS 4.1 based Norstar. Ie. a call is coming in on PRI-A for a local DN and then being call-forward no answer (or busy) back out of the same PRI-A to a remote number via a different B...
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