Recent content by m4ilm4n

If your network settings are being provided by DHCP, try hard-coding the file server and phone server gateway IP addresses - that worked when I ran into this issue.

We tried that with Windows 2012 R2 RDS services and could not get it to work consistently; it seemed to be very dependent on low latency/low jitter (more so than I would think) so our far-flung reps had the most issues. We will be making some significant network changes soon so maybe we'll get...

OK - it's not just the system on the Pi, I switched back to a Windows platform and it did the same thing, so I have some other things I need to look at.

Yeah I know it's not supported, but I figured a Java app is "write once run anywhere" ([smile2] - thank you very much, I'm here 'til Tuesday. Try the veal, tip your waitress). I was just wondering if anyone had seen that behavior in the screen.

When running the System Status app on Windows, selecting Active Calls dynamically shows the current active calls. I have ported the Java app and all related files to a Raspberry Pi with the OpenJDK installed and it appears to work nominally. However, the Active Calls screen will show current...

What Gunnaro said - ye gods, no. Put the management software on a PC on the same network as the server. Put a VPN gateway in front of that. Use the VPN gateway to control remote access to the system. Do NOT put public addresses on the server or PC.

You were right, it was just me not knowing the difference between mobile and internal twinning. When you first mentioned it I thought they were the same, single option.

Told you it was a dumb question - I didn't know there was an internal twinning option. Done and dusted. Thanks!

Why? Second phone in an executive office, on their conference table. Of course it can't be just one executive, I now have to do more.

Yeah I'd thought of twinning it but that's kind of twice around the barn to get to the front door - and if the user already has their desk phone twinned to a cell number it gets kinda messy.[smile] thanks for the answers though!

Does the B179 support bridged appearances?

Thanks everyone. Having dealt with Indian customs officials, I am quite reticent to implement anything without understanding the ramifications. Have a star, Matt. EDIT: Just to clarify, I'm turning this over to our corporate legal team to figure out.

Here's one that I've never been able to find an answer for - Are there tariff or other legal restrictions to have a DID from one country assigned to a VPN phone in another country? E.g. a DID from a trunk in NY, like 212-422-xxxx, being assigned to a VPN phone in Bangalore?

If it's trying to discover IP Office then it sounds like the tunnel is built - if the tunnel failed the phone would have errored out long before discovery. Is the phone programmed to find IP Office by name or address?

I have a VPN 9608 running over Comcast with an ASUS router behind my own Surfboard cable modem. The only difference between these setups is the Cisco DPC3941T - that looks like a combo modem/wireless router. Could the Cisco have 802.1Q enabled? What is the phone trying to discover - a local IP...