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R5 MOH question
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cormierjimmy
Technical User
I Prefer use a real TFTP server or MVIPTEL use web interface for logs and include a http server for ip phones
ftp://ftp.avaya.com/incoming/Up1cku9/tsoweb/9600/MV_IPTel_setup2.0.2.exe
Jimmy Cormier
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Not certified but a hard woring men
20xBCM/SRG,CS1000,7xIP Office,4xVmpro,
3x contactstore,Call Manager,AES,Nice Recording,Callsweet,IEX Totalview,Symposium,Callpilot,Kofax,
ftp://ftp.avaya.com/incoming/Up1cku9/tsoweb/9600/MV_IPTel_setup2.0.2.exe
Jimmy Cormier
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Not certified but a hard woring men
20xBCM/SRG,CS1000,7xIP Office,4xVmpro,
3x contactstore,Call Manager,AES,Nice Recording,Callsweet,IEX Totalview,Symposium,Callpilot,Kofax,
intrigrant
Systems Engineer
Two options:
a. you have a System SD card, put the .wav file on it in the root
b. you have a tftp server
1. you use manager, put the file in the working directory as found under "File", "Preferences", "Working directory"
2. you use a third party TFTP server, put the file in the working directory of the TFTP server
a. you have a System SD card, put the .wav file on it in the root
b. you have a tftp server
1. you use manager, put the file in the working directory as found under "File", "Preferences", "Working directory"
2. you use a third party TFTP server, put the file in the working directory of the TFTP server
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