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looks like the system was unable to route the call over the trunk for some unknown reason (*cough* Verizon *cough*) Click below for Communication Manager information http://www.jaymzworld.com/wiki/Communication_Manager_Homepage

if you can get a shell prompt, run the following: init@definity1> cat /proc/mdd This DAL-2 card is ACTIVE ... Click below for Communication Manager information http://www.jaymzworld.com/wiki/Communication_Manager_Homepage

jaymzworld is back up. It was password protected during a site redesign as a wiki. Sorry for any inconvenience. http://www.jaymzworld.com/wiki/Main_Page Click below for Communication Manager information http://www.jaymzworld.com/wiki/Communication_Manager_Homepage

For what it's worth, below is a link to a write up on integrating an Asterisk location with CM using SIP. http://jaymzworld.com/wiki/HowTo:_Communication_Manger%2C_SES%2C_and_AsteriskNow Click below for Communication Manager information http://www.jaymzworld.com/wiki/Communication_Manager_Homepage

Use 'status port-network x', where 'x' is the PN number. Click below for Communication Manager information http://www.jaymzworld.com/wiki/Communication_Manager_Homepage

If you have the CD, you can upload the software from your personal computer using the LSP's maintenance page. When you click on the 'upgrade software' link, the browser should find the new software. Assuming you aren't enabling any new features, a new license file is not necessary. For tips...

Make sure you're using the correct process. You shouldn't have to start ppp after you've logged in. http://jaymzworld.com/pages/linux/pages/faq.shtml#3 Click below for S8700 Media Server information http://www.jaymzworld.com/pages/linux

Translations were copied over during the first upgrade. The purpose of making the upgrade permanent is to specify which partition on the hard drive the system will boot into. In other words, your translations are fine, and making the upgrade permanent will not affect them. Click below for...

What release of software do you have? That 'feature' is not used in CM 2.0 and higher. The odds of it working were spotty at best anyway. Click below for S8700 Media Server information http://www.jaymzworld.com/pages/linux

An older tape will work with a newer release, just not the other way around (new -> old). Click below for S8700 Media Server information http://www.jaymzworld.com/pages/linux

here's some I use. Each site usually supports more than one version of RH / Fedora. Just browse the trees to find your version http://mirrors.kernel.org/fedora/core/2/i386/os http://rpm.livna.org/fedora/2/i386/yum/stable ftp://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/fedora/all/stable...

As we know fast busys are the result of not having a requested resource, like a fast busy dialing out if all trunks are busy. Your fast busy means that the system thinks either the announcement you are trying to change is busy (in use), or is not present on the board. If neither case is actually...

the description you received, "no channel resources available", is the actual meaning of a 2314 error. so it's complaining about a lack of Medpro resources needed at the time Click below for S8700 Media Server information http://www.jaymzworld.com/pages/linux

the feature will still activate and not interfere with standing calls. New callers would be denied however. Click below for S8700 Media Server information http://www.jaymzworld.com/pages/linux

The command is 'camp-on busy (object)'. Assuming you ran this command on a DS-1 board, it would immediately busy in channels not in use. As active channels become available (calls already up when the command was run are completed), the channels are also busied. It's a way to busy a board...

MenaceEnnis, S8700 series servers are not proprietary hardware, they are Intel based servers. In addition, and please correct if I am wrong, but I don't believe that Cisco has a current migration strategy for phone systems. It's a rip and replace proposition. Click below for S8700 Media...

If the LSP is registered, the 8300 won't do much of anything. It's purpose is for when the LSP is not registered. Could you be more precise as to the meaning of "not working"? Click below for S8700 Media Server information http://www.jaymzworld.com/pages/linux

You can't be sure of a hardware fault without rebooting, as another possibility could be drivers for the board got screwed somehow. Do you have shell access to the S8710? If so, busy the standby and run the command testdupboard command on it. You can also run the test on the active...

Easily enough done. http://jaymzworld.com/pages/linux/pages/faq.shtml#3 Click below for S8700 Media Server information http://www.jaymzworld.com/pages/linux

get a louder phone :) Click below for S8700 Media Server information http://www.jaymzworld.com/pages/linux