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Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 / Re: multiple music on hold files
« on: October 29, 2012, 12:52:46 AM »
I would have to check the docs, but I am pretty sure Music-On-Hold is tenant based, each tenant can only have one source.
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Thanks for the lead.Hmmm... odd, eitherway, glad you got it working!
By setting Display ANI/ISDN Calling Number Only to No did the trick. It regards an E1 by the way.
Cool! Glad they are working for you.Quote from: acejavelinOh, and Sonicwall routers... Bad combination with anything SIP, we have had nothing but issues trying to run SIP through a Sonicwall router, even endpoints. Phones would come up and work, but after about 5 minutes into the call the audio would drop. Trunking we always got one-way audio, even for a system that is NAT aware.
Initial testing suggests everything is working OK. Audio both ways, incomng and outgoing calls, hold, call trading, etc. I made a call to my mobile for about 20 minutes and didn't seem to have any problems. Mitel MCD is listed in the SIP combatibility matrix for the PRO3060 and in general we've never had a problem with SonicWALLs (been using them for about 10 years) - I used it mainly because I happened to have a spare one.We'll see how things go - we can always splash out on something with a better reputation if we run into problems.
I have nothing more on the RS232 port unfortunately... what kind of issues are you having? I don't use Hyperterm in Win7, only TeraTerm http://ttssh2.sourceforge.jp/Thanks very much, i have downloaded it and I'll try it and let you know how I get on. I seem to be having issues with the maintenance terminal connection using hyperterminal and win7 at the moment as there is no response.
Have you details of the RS232 lead wiring by any chance, the tech handbook doesn't really detail the wiring as such. I want to check i have made it correctly.
A customer has a 3300 cxi sitting on a shelf, i'll make an offer as it may be an easier solution..
Just thought people might want to know how I actually solved this in the end. It turns out that you do actually need a gateway that is capable of doing SIP transformations and that it doesn't "just work" as I was constantly being told. A dropped a spare SonicWALL PRO3060 into the mix and enabled SIP Tranformations and Consistent NAT and everything is magically working. It's a little bit horrible at the moment as we're double NAT'ing on the CPE router and the firewall, but it proves it works. My plan is to simplify things by reconfiguring the Cisco router as a bridge using PPPoE on the firewall's WAN interface. Got there in the end. :-)It usually "just works" if you are throwing SIP endpoints in (like Polycom/Aastra phones), but for trunking it is different, you are correct that you need a SIP-aware router.
Ace,DBStudio is the name for the programming software, it is launched through SysAdmin software... at least that is what is used to be called.
Forgive my Noob-ness but what is DBStudio? I looked all over that chassis Saturday and couldn't find a sticker for a MAC like I expected. I'll go look again.
chrismitel, I'm looking at the IP settings and I can see it's IP address, DNS settings, and Maximum Simultaneous Fax Over IP (Just to demonstrate what form I'm in)
and there is no MAC Address.
Ralph