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Recent content by srjones
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Help with VPN over DSL
I have DSL service in 2 offices, using the vendor supplied Speedstream DSL Modem/Routers. I do not have a static IP for either office. Can I create a VPN connection between these offices without a Static IP? If so, what is necessary? Thanks -
Internal Battery for Partner
I have purchased the battery but I have not installed it yet. I didn't realize that the battery was soldered to the contacts. The battery is in our remote office, but I'll send you the info on the battery as soon as I go back to that office.- srjones
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- Forum: Avaya: Legacy SMB Systems (Partner/Merlin/Spirit)
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MSG lights are not working
Try this site for online manuals. They are in PDF format. I have found them helpful. http://support.avaya.com/comsys/ Good Luck.- srjones
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- Forum: Avaya: Legacy SMB Systems (Partner/Merlin/Spirit)
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Help renumbering extensions
Can anyone provide information on renumbering extensions. We have recently completed our quarterly game of fruit basket turnover and I wanted to allow persons who relocated to keep their extensions. I could move the wires at the switch, but I know I can do this via programming because I've...- srjones
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- Forum: Avaya: Legacy SMB Systems (Partner/Merlin/Spirit)
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Internal Battery for Partner
Can anyone tell me if the internal (system) battery for the partner processor module is replaceable? I have a partner that loses it's system configuration every time power is lost. If the battery is replaceable, where can I get one and what is the procedure for replacing it. Thanks- srjones
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- Forum: Avaya: Legacy SMB Systems (Partner/Merlin/Spirit)
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Connecting Two computers together, using NICs, RJ-45, and Win98
Have you tried PINGing the loopback address? This would tell you if TCP/IP was functioning correctly on each PC. To do this use the following: PING 127.0.0.1 If the ping is successful then you will at least know that TCP/IP is configured correctly. You need to try this on each PC. You...
