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Thank you for that information... Sadly, our highly cautious security team only opens up ports over the VPN that are explicitly known to be in use for a specific application. If I could find out what ports the PBX needs to use, I can work up a request to get them opened...

I see in the IP Agent Software that a range of at least 100 ports can be specified - does this need to be configured on the PBX end as well?

We're trying to get our firewall team to open up ports so we can use CentreVu IP Agent over VPN connections from home. What TCP/UDP ports does CentreVu IP Agent use?

In addition to bypassing login, how about bypassing the startup splash screen?

That idea sounded wonderful - I went to implement it and realized my G3si(R8) doesn't support VDN/vectors... I tried sending it to a hunt group, or just an extension, and DSA/ASA says I need to "enter attd or announcement extension" Still hoping there may be a way to get around this...

Any way you can handle these calls if you have no attendant consoles or announcement boards? Thanks!

You may recall this screen when you logon to a Definity switch: This system is restricted to authorized users for legitimate business purposes. Unauthorized access is a criminal violation of the law. We are in the midst of a data freeze (moratorium) period between blowbacks while Avaya...

Finally got to test this - works GREAT! Thank you!

Is there a way to discover what port a certain phone is on? Methods we use are dialing the attendant, or TTIing the phone in, and looking up the port number of the associated extension. I searched and found a helpful post about creating announcements that would read back the extension number...