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Outlook Web Access problem
Hi, there I just ran into a issue with my OWA. It was ok to use OWA to reply/create/reply all/forward email w/o problem. However, for some reason, right now, I can only receive email through OWA and CANNOT reply/create/reply all/forward email. I will get a red "X" on the reply section. It looked...- bluejays
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Remotely controlled IP phone
Hi, there. I want to remotely manage my 7960 IP phone so I can pratise while I am on the road. I can PCanywhere to my home site, but Is there any way to manager the IP phone remotely? I saw a website called proctorlabs.com, they clains that they can use a remote control system(web page to...- bluejays
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- Forum: Cisco: Call Manager
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Cisco Gateway TTL setting
Hi there, When a cisco gateway registered with gatekeeper, in RAS registration, it set the TTL to 60 sec by default. It will cost the gatekeeper around 1 TTL plus 1min to age it out in the case of gateway failure. Can I change the setting of this TTL? Please inform some info to look into. Thanks- bluejays
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- Forum: Cisco: Call Manager
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Channel selection in multiple T1s
Hi all, I have 4 T1 PRI configured in the same router, so total I have 92 usable channels with voice traffic. I just want to know, how the router selects channels of the 92 channel pool? Is it random or round-robin? It didn't seem like round-robin. Also, I have seen some Line code violation and... -
interface flapping in Cat3560 and routers
Hi, there, I have a interface flapping issue in my network. 2 Cat3560 is connected through 2 trunk port configured with port-channel. When I shutdown one of port in Vlan100, other 2 ports in the same vlan will flap going up and down and OSPF will lose the neighbor. One thing I notice that is...
