Has anyone ever heard an IP Office talk? It is talking about the lack of call traffic on the system and that the last activity was X hours ago...etc. I'd like to know if there is a way to turn this message off.
Definitely not....Maybe in about 5 hours...lol The IPO is installed in a conference room and is annoying the customer...never heard this before until now... If they make a call it just resets the timers and doesnot say anything. Seems like at 6 hours of no activity it starts talking. (small office)
What exactly is the IPO doing? IPO's don't talk so I'm having a bit of trouble trying to understand what your issue is, as I'm sure everyone else that's read this is.
I have dreamed a dream, but now that dream has gone from me.
System works fine, it's jsut reporting that when there is no activity after a certain amount of hours it is letting us know to check for dial tone or soemthign. I will see if I can get the exact message. They are using a PRI. All CO ports are put out of service.
Must be an easter egg, I have had hundreds of IP Office at hand and never ever heard of it. But you never know with Nortel guys messing up the system, could be a greedy software engineer who hates to be taken over by Avaya ( I would do that as revenge....
I think I figured it out. In IPO System Status, if you look at your trunk for a PRI there are 4 tabs. One of them is called line testing.
This probably was because I had CSU Operation checked on the PRI config.
Once I unchecked CSU operation and rebooted. The line Testing tab in SSA went grayed out.
Must be something new control units are doing, not sure.
I am going to monitor the system to see if I still hear anything.....very strange
System was recognizing the last call that occurred on the system was 6 hours ago and that we should connect a line to the IPO and test for dialtone...or something like that. It repeated about every 30 minutes until a call is placed and then would come back if hours went by again with no call activity.
I will see if unchecking CSU operation works. If it does I will post back tomorrow.
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