I have two IP500 units in two different locations, each having it's own T1-PRI providing dial-tone. The two locations are connected via an MPLS circuit.
Is there a way to configure the IP500 units to detect T1-PRI failure and route out-bound calls via the working site?
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Might have figured this out....
If I have the referenced SSI as .inc the Ajax page will not error out but the functions/subs described in the .inc file will not be available to the ajax page.
If I have the referenced SSI as .asp the Ajax page will not error out, however, the functions/subs...
Quick question, maybe someone has already run accross this...
I'm using Ajax with ASP (not .NET) and have noticed that the page I call via Ajax cannot have a SSI (server side include) reference. Is this right?
a query command that will not only return the particular record I'm searching for, but also xx number of records before and after the record found.
For example, lets say I have a Parts table with a field called Part_No. The table is populated with 10,000 records where the Part_No is sequential...
Let me step back a bit. The company has two locations.
These locations are connected via a Point-2-point T1.
One location (LOC A) also has a T1 for internet access which is connected to the PIX.
[LOC B] -----------p2p---------- [LOC A] --------Internet
Dev1 @ LOC A
PIX515
E0:xx.xx.xx.xx/255.255.255.240
E1:10.0.200.1/255.255.255.0
Dev2 @ LOC A
C1841
S0:172.16.1.1
E0:10.0.200.254/255.255.255.0
Dev3 @ LOC B
C1841
S0:172.16.1.2
E0:10.0.300.254/255.255.255.0
I have the routes setup (per Dev) as follows;
Dev1
route inside 10.0.300.0...
Dev1 @ LOC A
PIX515
E0:xx.xx.xx.xx/255.255.255.240
E1:10.0.200.1/255.255.255.0
Dev2 @ LOC A
C1841
S0:172.16.1.1
E0:10.0.200.254/255.255.255.0
Dev3 @ LOC B
C1841
S0:172.16.1.2
E0:10.0.300.254/255.255.255.0
I have the routes setup (per Dev) as follows;
Dev1
route inside 10.0.200.0...
Just want to make sure. Company has two locations.
There are three devices, two are located in the same location. They are as follows;
Dev1 @ LOC A
PIX515
E0:xx.xx.xx.xx/255.255.255.240
E1:10.0.100.1/255.255.255.0
Dev2 @ LOC A
C1841
S0:172.16.1.1
E0:10.0.200.254/255.255.255.0
Dev3 @ LOC B...
The company I work for, having approx. 110 workstations, is currently running on an NT 4.0 domain and for email, an Exchange 5.5 server which is also running Blackberry Enterp. Srvr.
I have already created a replacement domain (Win2k3 R2) and replacement exchange srvr (E2k3E). I also have NAS...
So I went with what MS recommends and created the DNS using the companies reserved DNS domain suffix.
I DCPROMO the new 2k3 R2 server and went through the hoops to setup the new forest/domain. All checks out with DCDiag and NetDiag.
I hope I don't regret this....
Quick question while I'm...
I've searched and didn't find an answer....
I need a check here, Microsoft suggests;
but others say to use the .local or other non-Internet reserved domain suffix -AND- they don't recommend using sub-domains (example hq.microsoft.com)
I'm about to setup a new forest, new ad, etc. and just...
ADB100,
Sorry, it's what I received in email. Let me back track a bit...
We are in the process of implementing Avaya Office IP 500 in two of our business locations that have a Point-to-point circuit (T1 1mb).
I need to enable the routers on the P2P circuit to handle QOS so that voice traffic...
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