phoneguyjim
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Have a BCM 450 with two ASM8 modules for analog ports. Is it possible to disable a single individual analog port?
Thanks.
Jim
Thanks.
Jim
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Disable analog port on BCM 450
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Yes. In Element Manager go to Resources/Telephony Resources, select the GASM with the port you want to disable, then select the station in question and you'll see the option to disable it.
Brian Cox
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phoneguyjim
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Exsmogger, when I select the ASM, I don't see anything in the lower half of the screen. In fact, none of the resources show me anything in the lower section. I tried disabling the card, but no change.
The jumper is off MooreTel, but this port still calls other extensions randomly. Would like to try to disable this particular port only to see if it helps.
Thanks.
Jim
The jumper is off MooreTel, but this port still calls other extensions randomly. Would like to try to disable this particular port only to see if it helps.
Thanks.
Jim
You also might need to update your version of Element Manager.
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phoneguyjim
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I forgot about java. Dang! I thought I had it figured out when I got my new laptop and had some trouble. Thought I got a java version that worked. At least it allowed me to run EM and connect. But apparently, for this part of the EM, it wasn't enough.
I dug out an old laptop and was able to see the lower half of the resources page. However, when I selected the specific port, there was nothing in the details pane. None of the ports showed anything. More java issues?
Jim
I dug out an old laptop and was able to see the lower half of the resources page. However, when I selected the specific port, there was nothing in the details pane. None of the ports showed anything. More java issues?
Jim
If you can get into EM then I don't think it's a Java issue. When I look in my system I have the option to disable or enable individual ports. What's your version of EM?
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curlycord
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There have been a lot of cases where people may not seen some of the programming such as the Resources , IP Sub system or Data Services.
The first case we heard of was fixed by backtracking to Java 1.5.
For me on Windows 10 with EM 62.05 I have to have a newer version and an older version installed and/or the Option number 2 in the FAQ I posted where you need to remove the MD5 references.
You should know that BCM is not a Norstar system, BCM forum is here:
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The first case we heard of was fixed by backtracking to Java 1.5.
For me on Windows 10 with EM 62.05 I have to have a newer version and an older version installed and/or the Option number 2 in the FAQ I posted where you need to remove the MD5 references.
You should know that BCM is not a Norstar system, BCM forum is here:
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I'm currently using EM 62.0.5 and the latest version of Java with MD5 enabled in the Java security file.
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I have 2 different PC's, one with XP and one with Win7 Ultimate 64-bit. I haven't seen any issues with either one.
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Not sure what you mean by rich Java. The version shows as 1.8.0_144
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curlycord
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Sorry...which.
And what is the one on the XP?
I want to duplicate (start fresh) and test.
I was asked if I had a cheat sheet for what java works with which Rls and EM.
They had to download an older version that I usually mention and then disable the current one.....this was on Win 10/64.
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And what is the one on the XP?
I want to duplicate (start fresh) and test.
I was asked if I had a cheat sheet for what java works with which Rls and EM.
They had to download an older version that I usually mention and then disable the current one.....this was on Win 10/64.
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The XP machine has version 1.7.0_80. I think that's the most recent version compatible with XP. MD5 is also enabled in the Java security file.
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phoneguyjim
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< You should know that BCM is not a Norstar system, BCM forum is here: >
I realized after the second post that I wasn't in the right forum. My original post was from my phone, so I'll blame it on that, however, it's ultimately my mistake. Sorry. I haven't used this site as much as another one I'm familiar with. If I knew how to move this thread I would.
I'm trying a couple of pc's, experimenting with java and EM versions. What a pita. EM 62.0.3 with Java 7.71 (1.7.0_71-b14) on Win 10 x64 shows me the individual ports, but no "disable" button anywhere, at least for the ports. Can disable the whole card.
Jim
I realized after the second post that I wasn't in the right forum. My original post was from my phone, so I'll blame it on that, however, it's ultimately my mistake. Sorry. I haven't used this site as much as another one I'm familiar with. If I knew how to move this thread I would.
I'm trying a couple of pc's, experimenting with java and EM versions. What a pita. EM 62.0.3 with Java 7.71 (1.7.0_71-b14) on Win 10 x64 shows me the individual ports, but no "disable" button anywhere, at least for the ports. Can disable the whole card.
Jim
I just put a GASM-8 on my BCM50 R6 and it does give me the option to disable individual ports. The enable/disable buttons are right below the list of analog stations. What release is your BCM450? If it's R6 you need to update your EM.
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curlycord
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Thanks Brian
No worries Jim, that was for future.
" EM 62.0.3 with Java 7.71 (1.7.0_71-b14) on Win 10 x64"
Click on Brian's link and update your EM.
Maybe it's related (java issue) but for me the link (or BCM's main page) no longer works in Firefox or Chrome but does in IE 11.
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No worries Jim, that was for future.
" EM 62.0.3 with Java 7.71 (1.7.0_71-b14) on Win 10 x64"
Click on Brian's link and update your EM.
Maybe it's related (java issue) but for me the link (or BCM's main page) no longer works in Firefox or Chrome but does in IE 11.
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I know it doesn't work in Chrome anymore, and it doesn't work in Opera, which is Chromium based. Java is no longer supported on Chrome or Firefox, but I keep an older version of Firefox (46.0.1) on my PC and it does work with that.
I don't have any Win10 machines as I've resisted upgrading, so I can't speak to compatibility issues with EM & Java. I like Win7 and will stay with it as long as I can, then make the switch to Linux.
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I don't have any Win10 machines as I've resisted upgrading, so I can't speak to compatibility issues with EM & Java. I like Win7 and will stay with it as long as I can, then make the switch to Linux.
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