Hello, I understand the unity connection global setting for using first vs last redirecting number to make a call go to the different voicemail boxes when a DN is forwarded to another DN.   We have a special scenario where DN 6115 is CfwdAll to 6116 and the users want calls that are forwarded from 6115 to 6116 to go to the 6116 voicemail box, not go back to 6115.  we don't want to change the global conversation setting in unity connection. this scenario works properly if we call forward to the outside DID of 6116 because the redirecting number is lost when the call routes thru the PSTN and back inside, but that is inefficient and requires the user to call forward to an 11 digit number.   is there some other option in unity connection or call manager to strip the redirecting number off so when unity connection gets the message it looks like the call was originally placed directly to 6116? ... View more

Hello, wondering if there is way in callmanager or in IOS gateways that could generate an email whenever a specific DN is called.  the email would just need to contain a timestamp of the call and the calling party number. ... View more

i have a number of ucs c220 m3's deployed with 2 flexflash cards in them.  until recently we weren't aware of the need to conduct the hypervisor sync thru the SCU (http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/sw/ucsscu/user/guide/314/gui.html#wp1095806)  to bring the hypervisor partitions into a RAID-1 type configuration.  is there a way to validate which servers have had their flexflash hypervisor partitions sycned or not? ... View more

Hello, Question regarding NAT and VRF.  We have a router with Gig0/1 facing the internet.  Gig0/0.4091 is in a VRF for guest wireless.  Gig0/0.2 is our private internal LAN.  All interfaces described have "ip nat enable" on them. Outbound from both the internal global and the internal public wifi vrf are workign properly. What we want to do is allow a client in the public wifi network to be able to connect to a printer that's in the global routing table, but do so using a masked address so they don't know the real IP of the printer.  The IP the client in the public wifi should connect to is 192.168.33.244 and that be NAT'd thru the router to host 192.168.50.227 in the global routing table.  interface GigabitEthernet0/1 ip address 123.123.11.2 255.255.255.224 ip access-group ACL-OUTSIDE-IN in ip nat enable ip inspect GIG0/1-INSPECT out duplex auto speed auto interface GigabitEthernet0/0.2 encapsulation dot1Q 2 ip address 192.168.50.1 255.255.255.0 ip flow egress ip nat enable interface GigabitEthernet0/0.4091 encapsulation dot1Q 4091 ip vrf forwarding GUEST-WIFI ip address 192.168.33.1 255.255.255.0 ip flow egress ip nat enable ip nat pool IP-NAT-POOL-1 123.123.11.2 123.123.11.2 netmask 255.255.255.224 ip nat pool IP-NAT-POOL-3 123.123.11.8 123.123.11.8 netmask 255.255.255.224 ip nat source list IP-NAT-SOURCE-LIST-1 pool IP-NAT-POOL-1 overload ip nat source list IP-NAT-SOURCE-LIST-3 pool IP-NAT-POOL-3 vrf GUEST-WIFI overload ***THIS IS THE STATIC NAT I'M TRYIGN TO PUT IN THAT DOESN'T WORK ip nat source static 192.168.50.227 192.168.33.244 vrf WIFI-PUBLIC So in summary, a client in the GUEST-WIFI vrf with an IP address of 192.168.33.100, I want it to print to IP address 192.168.33.244, the router picks up that request and NAT's it through to the global routing table to IP 192.168.50.227. Thanks in advance for any assistance. ... View more

Hello, I'm wondering what the best way to configure this is.  we have a main number coming into an office at DN 8427.  We have a group of people who work after hours at their desk and want to answer the 8427 number when the attendant is not there.  (DN's 2721,2722,2723,etc) If I put 8427 and 2721,2722,2723 in a pickup group, all the phones in that group are notified when each others phones are ringing.  I just want the 2721,2722,2723 DN's to be notified if the 8427 is ringing. Thanks. ... View more