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I have SBS2003 server with Exchange 2003. I have clients using Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager, but not using Exchange. I want to export the contacts from BCM, then import into Exchange Address list. Is there an easy way to do this? I have looked at csvde.exe, but the header...

To download these, you will have to go to Cisco's site, unless you can find a rogue copy somewhere. These are the cisco approved patches. Do you have a CCO account? Degg Network Administrator

I used dummy MACs for numbers that were not actually on a phone, but I wanted to use for something. On some phones, I had a speed-dial for 'help desk', I put in a dummy mac for a phone, then on one of the lines I added the number that the speed dial pointed to. then I forwarded all calls to...

you have to use some kind of encapsulation to setup trunking from the router to the switch so all the vlans will get to the router, unless you have a router with 26 physical ports. since all the Vlans are connected to the router, it will route between them regardless of whether they are dot1q...

actually, you need to edit 'line vty 0 4' to setup telnet, assuming your 'valid IP address' is public. conf t line vty 0 4 transport input telnet login local -or- password xxxx Degg Network Administrator

You need to get a 2600 with 2 ehternet ports, either a 2611 or 2621. The 2611 has 2 10Mb ports (unless you get the 2611XM), while the 2621 has 2 100Mb ports. You can pick up a regular 2611 on ebay for about $350, a 2611XM or a 2621 are a lot more. Or, you can get an 831 for about $400, which...

Cisco Press has a book, Cisco Callmanager Fundamentals that covers the basics of Callmanager. ISBN#1-58705-008-0 Degg Network Administrator

Vlan info does not leave your local network, so you can have 2 vlans on one side, and 15 on the other with different numbers and it doesnt matter. Degg Network Administrator

Make sure you have 'ip routing' enabled on the L3 switch, it is most likely off by default. what type of switch is it? Degg Network Administrator

I dont think the router would cause any problems, I just think of some of the people I have working for us, and seeing them try this. From a security standpoint, its a bad idea (on the admin side). but other than that, it shouldnt really be noticable. What I mean by security is by putting an...

I bet your Netowrk Admin's love this. I would change your WAN IP to the same subnet mask that your WAN uses (the Class B), and then with NAT you should be able to get out just fine. Does all of your work network use public IP's? How did you get your WAN IP? If they use private IP's and NAT...

I would take out the 172.16 route, and replace it with ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.16.30.2, where 172.16.30.2 is the next hop router on your WAN. This sets your default route to go out the WAN interface, and all IP's that are not local will go out that route. You shouldnt even need your...

Make sure you dont have some sort of firewall(Norton, Windows Firewall, etc.) running on the computers, these will normally block pings and such. Degg Network Administrator

I use CCM 3.3(3) and after I installed SP2 there are some pages that come up with errors. I cant associate devices to a user, but I think that is the only problem I have. I posted on the Cisco forums and the only response I got was to uninstall SP2... Degg Network Administrator

I believe if you go through the activation process you will get an option to put in a new key. THis way you dont have to reinstall XP. Degg Network Administrator

He may need to register windows. how long has he had the computer? after 30 days, if you dont register windows, then it will not let you login. he should have an option that asks him to register it before it logs him off. Degg Network Administrator

the command to disconnect a telnet session is 'clear line vty x', where x is the line that has an open session. Degg Network Administrator

Call manager comes with a disk that detects your hardware, then installs a Cisco version of Win2k, customized for your specific hardware (drivers, etc.). but, you have to have a server that is supported by Cisco. I believe there is a bunch of changes you can make to Win2k on a non-supported...

well, the first thing I think of is that your WAN connections are Frame-Relay. when you look at them, they may no be overloaded, but your circuit is shared with other customers from your ISP. Do you know what your CIR/BIR rates are? even though it is a T1, its a frame T1, and your CIR...

the 2900 doesnt use ISL encapsulation, it only uses dot1q. if you had ISL on the router, then it wont communicate with the switch. try it with dot1q on the router. Also, where is 10.111.1.1? that is your defualt route/gateway, but its not on the router. is it on another router? Degg Network...