I’ve been bitten by this one in the past and should have learnt my lesson by now, but laziness disguised as efficiency continues to drive me. Notepad DOESN’T always sanitise text pasted from other applications, and whilst all appears well on-screen, whatever you’re trying to do just WON’T work.
I recently decommissioned a Nortel CS1k / CS1000 PABX to which was connected an NET Tenor DX, as well as a UX2000. Before doing so, it was suggested that I might like to suck the config out for others to benefit from. Here it is.
This one took me a little by surprise recently. I was working with a HP SBA/SBM for Lync, equipped with FXS and FXO ports. I’d setup the Trunk Configuration for outgoing FXO calls to strip the Country Code and insert a 0 (as is pretty standard in Oz), and once that was working OK I …
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New to Lync is the handling of “analog extensions”: faxes, courtesy phones, modems, etc. Prior to Lync, analog devices were typically created and managed through your voice gateways, perhaps with manual routing entries and no control over barring or means of cost recovery. It was far from elegant. Now you can create the extensions themselves …