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Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 / Re: MiVoice Business w/MBG in DMZ- One Way Audio Out

« on: January 06, 2017, 04:26:19 PM »

Update...
I was able to get working with a Custom Network Profile using the DMZ address for ICP side and public for the set side.
Once we were able to have Intelepeer authorize the customers entire Public IP range, we were able to register and pass audio both ways.  Just got done testing everything and it is working! Call setup and teardowns, DTMF, forwarding, xfers, and conferencing.  Finger crossed this isn't a future landmine.
I agree Ace, I hate finagling a solution that doesn't keep it simple and within "supported" configs.  Unfortunately our powers that be don't follow the logic and reasoning behind sticking to it.  Gotta make that sale!

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Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 / MiVoice Business w/MBG in DMZ- One Way Audio Out

« on: January 05, 2017, 05:02:59 PM »

Long time fan, first time poster...

I have a customer that we have installed vMBG 9.4 to accommodate for the addition of SIP trunks to their MCD.  The customer is unable to provide a direct WAN connection to the server to allow for the Server-Gateway configuration.  So we went with DMZ.  The customers network vendor is advising he cannot do a hair-pin NAT to allow the sites voice network to stream to the designated public address of the MBG.  When I do a custom config and try to have the ICP side streaming set to the DMZ IP address of the server, registration is going to the carrier with a different public IP address and we get a 403 error.  I am in process of working with their support to get the customers entire Public IP subnet authorized.  Hopefully that works, but in the meantime I wanted to run it by the brain trust I have relied on so many times.

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MiVoice Office 250/Mitel 5000 / Re: uc360 and a mitel 5000

« on: April 25, 2014, 10:28:09 AM »

I just installed one of these and it is pretty straight forward with the guide that is attached to this thread.  I did have to upgrade the unit to get it to work and on Ver.1 you have to use either an HTTP server or SD micro card only.  After the upgrade you can do future upgrades with a usb thumbdrive.
After configuring per the document I noticed that when a DB test is ran on the save, it reports the max call setting of 4 on the SIP phone group as invalid.  The version of the system is 6.0 SP1.  Not sure why it reports as invalid.