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Sounds like the Wi-Fi is comming up after login.. It may be a driver update has caused it. look up wireless zero conf as that was a common fix.
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It's a whiles since I have looked at stock freepbx... (my system uses a heavily skinned interface) You will need your trunk set up. You will need an outbound route set up with a dial pattern something like "9." which will match 9 followed by any number.. Point that at the trunk. more advanced would be 90. ( uk national ) 9xxxxx ( local 5 digit ) 9xxxxxx ( local 6 digit )
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Transparent Internet Access
twin--turbo replied to Tricky_Dicky's topic in Birmingham Grid for Learning (BGfL)
It's hardly a technical challenge for them. Out of interest what happens if someone in your schools trys to connect to a service on anything other than 80/443?? TT -
Anyway to cap bandwidth speeds at home?
twin--turbo replied to abillybob's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
you need something to do limiting like a microtik router, but it really is not easy at all. TT -
if its exchange put message moderation on and have some moderators. TT
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Forgot to say, I also use Zoiper on android and linux as a voip client.. If I can be botherd I can even use it whilst away from home. TT
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Form...... PDA, does any one still have one? ( well there is a Dell Axim V50 on my stairs..) Phone forum.. yeah!
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once the call is set up by the PBX the RTP stream is between the handsets, so there is little load. TT
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one of my first installs was on a PI.. The hardware requirements for the actual PBX are not massive. TT
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Yes. I have two sipgate accounts one with a non geographic number and the other with a local code. Both are lines into my freepbx based box. And I use Mitel 5220 Phones in sip mode. I also have an analogue trunk card to connect to the PSTN and an analoug port for a plain handset. TT
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lol
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how is that switch configured?
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HP ProCurve - GRVP & device to go on specific VLAN
twin--turbo replied to CHiLL's topic in Wired Networks
to disable.. 1) 1st list the vlans on the switch, then use "static-vlan x" to convert it to static. 2) ensure each inter switch link has each needed vlan tagged rather than AUTO (except the default vlan) 3) issue "no gvrp" TT -
can 192.168.10.1 ping alll the vlan gateways adresses?
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yes. is 192.168.10.1 on an untagged port for that vlan101
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At my old place we binned our .sch. as it was far too long. When I sugested an alternative to the management they were quite happy with "s.....s.net" . However we accepted mail for both domains. When we merged and academised we ended up with 3 former schools domains and another 5 or 6 domains all dropping to the same mail accounts ( our prefered domain name was @WXYZ.org.uk... Senior managagement insisted on r...................t.org.uk TOOOOOOO LONG!! My personal mail at home goes to one of 4 domains, but ultimatly to the same mail account. TT
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or the classic gotcha "windows firewall"
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I would suspect the default gateway on "192.168.10.1" is not correct. TT
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I am colourblind. Quite like it, reminds me of a 70 test card.
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HP ProCurve - GRVP & device to go on specific VLAN
twin--turbo replied to CHiLL's topic in Wired Networks
"static-vlan 11" to convert it into a static vlan. I would look to get shot of gvrp as it can do some nasty stuff. TT -
Help with stage lights and DMX!!
twin--turbo replied to sparkeh's topic in AV and Multimedia Related
I have a Obey10 now, it has a DMX polarity setting. Some devices are wired back to front and need this.. perhaps the desk in question has this and its on the wrong setting?? Our crap LED can no longer responds to DMX, found out a couple of weeks ago whilst troubleshooting a dimmer (turned out it had inverse wiring) -
Put both ends to 100-half see if its stable. Then 100-full , then 1000{duplex is irrelevant} Also download the free kiwi syslog and set both switches to log debug to kiwi, much easier to spot errors that way. TT Ps. Are these the same ones that were causing errors a few months back?
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NEC Phone System - Management Access
twin--turbo replied to Bobbeh's topic in Mobile Devices & Tablets
They may be able to provision different access levels. Having administered Hicom, Samsung, Cisco, Astrisk, Avaya and Mitel over the years and none are without confusion and quirk. One mistake can have assorted knock on effects and each system can be configured manyways to achieve a desired result. As such each company may do things different... My fave, cisco callmanager. At home, freepbx and mitel 3300cx for fun -
Still use tape here for long term backup. Ok it's done by an autoloader at the other site across the WAN but i dont see why a single LTO6 direct attached to your backup server is not a viable option for you!
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I hope you told her that you needed to use a special "DigitusExtendus, Linear Actuation, Procedure" to fix it.
