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To get to the user web page you can use the callmanager name/ccmuser. For example if your server's name is cm1 then the user page will be cm1/ccmuser, Once in there you can configure speed dials. Thanks

Hi Steyler, Thanks for the quick response. I have Vonage line attached to one of the fxo ports and local PSTN line to the second FXO port. I dial the Vonage number and get a dial tone from the PSTN and at that time I dial a local number. For example when I dial a local number of 937758, the...

I have a fxo port attached to a local PSTN. When I call any number of of that port, one digit in the dialed number is randomly duplicated. For example if I dial 937758, the router will dial 9377558 duplicating the 5 digit. Has anyone ever seen that. Thanks

Thanks. But do you believe that the router can do the routing part of this setup.

Thanks again. Just to make it clear what I am doing: I have a Packet8 adapter that it gives me an RJ-11 cable that I plug that into the FXO port of my router. I then take another RJ-11 cable from the PSTN and plug it into the other FXO of the router. I want to dial my Packet8 number then have...

Thanks. I am using Packet8 adapter because they provide me the telephony service. I want take the cable from the Packet8 adapter and plug that into the FZO of the router. the way I want I want it to work is to call from the packet8 into the router and out the router to PSTN. I want the...

All, I am setting up a system where I am getting an adapter from Packet8 then I want to connect that to router running callmanager express then have that router route my calls to the PSTN. Is that doable and what interaces ( FXO & FXS ) do I need. If this does not work what other idea would...

HI, I installed callmanger 4.0 and when I tried to access the callmanger I got the error below. I checked the services and both callmanager and Cisco TFTP did not start. I tried to start and got a message that there is an internal windows error. Error:1547, CDBLException Dump: [Object...

Hi, I would set up a home lab with 2 callmanagers and play with them. You can load callmanager on a generic PC and get couple of phones. If you need help with setting up the callmanager you can check this site. It has a lot of info on that topic. I have one running at home and you can learn...

I ran into the same issue and tried different things and none of them worked. Fianlly, I loaded Win2000 with SP3 instead of SP4 and that solved the problem for me.

I have been trying to load Callmanager on a pc and have not had much luck. I tried all the threads but each time it failed at either of these two places: 1-Cisco Directory Failed or 2- It loaded the first phase of the upgrade file then reboots and does nothing. Just sit there. Here is...