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I have an IP Office 500v2 that is working great in the following configuration with voice services provided by a PRI. DATA NETWORK (192.168.81.x) <-> COMPUTERS | - PIX FIREWALL <-> INTERNET (x.x.x.x/29) | VOICE NETWORK (192.168.82.x) <-> IP OFFICE LAN & LOCAL IP PHONES This configuration is...

I work with small businesses of 2 to 100 employees, and I want to configure a Linux based &quot;general purpose&quot; server for these people. I have used and worked with Microsoft Small Business Server to fill this need in the past, but I want to migrate to Linux. I have very little...

I have been following the posts about the flex boards in MLX sets oxidizing and causing the sleepy sets problem. I have torn apart four &quot;sleepy sets&quot;, and I found one obviously oxidized flex board and three flex boards that appear to be replacement boards in good condition. I also...

I am a &quot;weekend warrior&quot; cable installer if you will. My primary goal is providing telecommunications and computer neworking systems management to small businesses. Essentially, I have several small businesses for whom I provide the functions that would otherwise be provided by the...

From what I understand, 568A is the standard termination scheme, and 568B is an acceptable alternative for those who choose to use it. That is because 568A is compatible with USOC for pairs 1 and 2 which makes it easier to interface with 1 and 2 pair phone systems. I see a great deal of posts...

I have a Partner ACS system installed with patch panels on a relay rack instead of a standard wiring block cross-connect field. However, I have had a hard time keeping my polarity consistent using patch cords instead of cross-connect wire. Here is my rack system: 24 Port 6P4C - Phone Lines ...

I have a bunch of MLX-10D phones with the &quot;sleepy sets&quot; problem where they stop responding to the buttons unless disconnected for a while and re-connected. I have read this is caused by oxidization of the flex board and that replacements can be purchased for around $20. I ran a...