Thanks for the reply, the issue isn't the vg224. It works still as it always did. The issue is it isn't a viable connection due to excessive electronic noise created on the analog lines that run to the fax machine. Rewiring isn't immediately an option either. Maybe in the future but not today. I'm looking for help in configuring my cucm and my fax machine to leverage the SIP features of the fax to become an endpoint basically. I found an earlier thread from a couple of years ago where someone claimed to be successful in doing it but the configurations they shared were very non-specific. They said "Setting's go something like this. On CM set up a third party sip device with an Ext. Configure a digest user.
On Ricoh IP fax settings Enable SIP Enable server Use the ext Number for the user name. Enter CM Address in registrar address. Turn on digest auth, and enter the username password of the digest user created in CM. It should register right up. You have to use t38 relay to whatever device it is communicating for it to work" Third part SIP, Check! Digest authentication..Check! Enter proper MAC address on CUCM ... Check!! "registered right up"....... not so much.
Settings go something like this,
On CM set up a Third-party SIP Device with an ext, configure a Digest User.
on Ricoh IP-Fax settings, enable sip, enable server. Use the ext number for user name. Enter cm address in Registrar address. Turn on Digest Auth, and enter the username/password of the digest user used on CM.
It should register right up, you have to use t.38 relay to whatever device it is communicating for it to work.
- See more at: https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11130651/cucm-71-help-configuring-ricoh-ip-fax#sthash.hJ3HTWI4.dpuf
Settings go something like this,
On CM set up a Third-party SIP Device with an ext, configure a Digest User.
on Ricoh IP-Fax settings, enable sip, enable server. Use the ext number for user name. Enter cm address in Registrar address. Turn on Digest Auth, and enter the username/password of the digest user used on CM.
It should register right up, you have to use t.38 relay to whatever device it is communicating for it to work.
- See more at: https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11130651/cucm-71-help-configuring-ricoh-ip-fax#sthash.hJ3HTWI4.dpuf
Settings go something like this,
On CM set up a Third-party SIP Device with an ext, configure a Digest User.
on Ricoh IP-Fax settings, enable sip, enable server. Use the ext number for user name. Enter cm address in Registrar address. Turn on Digest Auth, and enter the username/password of the digest user used on CM.
It should register right up, you have to use t.38 relay to whatever device it is communicating for it to work.
- See more at: https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11130651/cucm-71-help-configuring-ricoh-ip-fax#sthash.hJ3HTWI4.dpuf
Settings go something like this,
On CM set up a Third-party SIP Device with an ext, configure a Digest User.
on Ricoh IP-Fax settings, enable sip, enable server. Use the ext number for user name. Enter cm address in Registrar address. Turn on Digest Auth, and enter the username/password of the digest user used on CM.
It should register right up, you have to use t.38 relay to whatever device it is communicating for it to work.
- See more at: https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11130651/cucm-71-help-configuring-ricoh-ip-fax#sthash.hJ3HTWI4.dpuf
