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pattbo · 10-15-2008

Hey everyone, I am looking for a solution to a routing decision problem. Maybe I have been doing this "the old way" so long I just can't see any other options.... so I'd thought I'd reach out and ask everyone for input.I have 4 sites, fully meshed ...

pattbo · 08-26-2003

Everyone,I am having a problem getting Avaya IP soft or hard phones working across Cisco VPN. The phones work great within the corporate network, but as soon as we add a VPN connection it fails. The Avaya solution is using H.323 for Voice and I thi...

pattbo · 07-29-2002

I am getting the following error from Windows XP (home and Pro) using VPN Client 3.5.2 (A, B and C) when they connect to the VPN 3000 Concentrator.These message are listed on the concentrator:Received unknown transaction mode attribute: 28680Received...

pattbo · 10-08-2003

The IP Office systems are 10.x.x.x addresses and there is no way it would route across the Internet without using the Tunnel. I am also using the Cisco VPN 3015 Concentrator instead of the Pix for VPN. I can't explain it, it would seem to be less l...

pattbo · 10-06-2003

Dan,For the Softphones, using a Cisco VPN Client 4.0 or newer corrects the IP address mapping for H.323 I forget the bug number).... but it is working for me. And for some odd reason, I have to use a Split tunneling group for these users. It would...

pattbo · 12-06-2001

Look at the packet sizes your VPN is using. I have a Cisco 3015 and As/400 and CLient access working fine here. I notice that with some client systems, the smaller packets, <1500, are fine but when the packet reaches full size, then you run it acro...

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VPN and Voice over H.323

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