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Does anyone know if there is a direct upgrade/replacement path from 403 to 500? Since IP Office 403 is EOL we need to replace it and dont want to purchase licenses all over again.

We are moving; we have to vacate our current space but the new space will not be ready for two weeks. I have to forward all incoming calls to an external number. Does this have to be done buy the phone company or can I do it at the PBX. We have an IP Office 403 PRI 15 Channels and DID.

My company is moving and according to our CLEC we are moving to a new Rate Center and they cant display our main number,301-530-9106. If they display it, 911 will show up at the old location. The only way they can display our number is if our PBX takes control of what numbers are to be sent...

We have an IP Office 403. E-mail alerts worked when the switch and server had a public address but now both have private addresses and are behind a firewall on the same subnet. Also, the is an e-mail server in the DMZ that relays to the private network. Another change that was made is the key...

Hi, I have the Alert Manager configured in Arcserve 6.5 to print trouble tickets to a printer at the HQ site (which is also where the PDC and print server is located). Users at the remote site can send jobs to the HQ printer w/o any problems. When I try to get the Alert Manager to print trouble...

I am setting up remote access for a client. He wants to use Microsoft Web Folders to access his files at the office from a remote site. The problem is the files are Lotus 123 files which open in the browser but not in the Lotus app itself. This prvents him from being able to edit and save...

I am setting up remote access for a client. He wants to use Microsoft Web Folders to access his files at the office from a remote site. The problem is the files are Lotus 123 files which open in the browser but not in the Lotus app itself. This prvents him from being able to edit and save...

We have a PIX 515, OSI ver 5.1. Remote access users who dial-up to an ISP to get in, can access their mail fine through the PIX but they cannot change their password using the Outlook change password button (or OWA) except when "any any" all ports are opened. Ports 135-139 UDP and...