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We have a queue setup on server edition and are attempting to set a threshold alarm on an analog extension. In server edition manager, no analog extensions are listed. If I go into the web interface, I can select an analog extension, but it does not work. Any ideas? Shawn

We do on our office side, the customer has netgear at their office and who knows what at the remote site. We will cheer if it works when deployed. That is not my problem though, it goes back to djacobs38 ;)

It is selected by default. We just cleared it and all was well. The phone was also rebooting regularly until we put in the REMOTE_H323=1800.

It was the "Allow Direct Media Path" option under the extension settings.

remove the ip http access-class 23 or make sure that your machine is allowed in access-list 23

If you have been installing the systems for a year, you should just go take the test. It is a joke that they want to charge $3000 for study material at that level. It is a money grab and nothing more.

Fixed, the phone file server type was not set to Memory Card

I am thinking it is a technician issue

Have you checked to see if there are short codes routing the numbers across the ip lines?

138px height max... oh well.

I am trying to figure out how to get a 9650c to produce a fullscreen image from a wml page. Any suggestions? Shawn

We sell them both. They are comparable price wise and that is about it. We have customers who buy systems because the handsets look good (sv8100). The IP Office is quite a bit more flexible. The patch panel/patch cable installation is a big difference. The voicemail system in the SV8100 leaves a...

You will not be able to nat between the two networks on the same interface and still make it out to the internet. There are a few ways around this, but we will need to see a diagram and get an idea of your expectations.

While subinterfaces and trunking add more capabilities, your router will most definitely route between it primary and secondary IP addresses. If the router receives a packet destined for a network, it will will pass it wherever it thinks it should go. Even out the same interface. IF only the PIX...

I have made a few blog entries to get sla and OER working. your issue will be with inbound traffic failing over. A lot of ISPs ignore the ttl on DNS entries and cache them for quite a while. The fatpipe device will do nothing more than your routers and ands server could do. It is pretty easy to...

Reachability can be set through pings. Take a look at my blog as I have an entry that closely resembles what you are trying to do. http://www.inacom-sby.net/shawn

It does not need to be a trunk port specifically, but yes.

You just need to set up an SLA to track availability out of the DSL connection. Then whe you do the set ip-next hop <> put verify reachability at the end. then a second set ip next-hop to the normal gateway.

With the 4ESW you can do this. int Vlan 100 ip address 1.1.1.1 255.255.255.0 ip nat outside int vlan 101 ip address 2.2.2.2 255.255.255.0 ip nat outside etc, etc, etc... To bind them to specific ports on the ESW do this int fa 0/0/0 switchport access vlan 100 int fa 0/0/1...

PBR can definitely be done with one router. Example: access-list 150 permit tcp any any eq http route-map director permit 10 match ip address 15 set ip next-hop <dsl defaultgateway> interface fa 0/0 (or whatever your inside int is) ip policy route-map director Please sanity check these before...