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ugin · 05-31-2012

Hi!I wonder if someone has sources of old IPCC calculator? I mean this one: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/ipcc_enterprise/srnd/7x/c7resrcs.html#wp1040227Cisco has just shut it down - all URLs are dead (I ha...

ugin · 08-03-2009

Hi!I have a task to forward incoming calls from a distant region to our central office. Our voip provider in the distant region collects calls from PSTN and then forwards them to the central office via ip-vpn by SIP (g729 codec), where we have a gate...

ugin · 07-31-2009

Hi!The problem is that I work in an IT-company and there are many creative technical people who like to plug different unwanted things (e.g. personal notebooks, wi-fi APs etc.) into computer jacks. Is it neccessary to explain how a wi-fi AP attached ...

ugin · 07-21-2009

Hi!I have a cluster of two UCCX servers. I want to get data from RtCSQsSummary table and publish it in web. And I have noticed that RtCSQsSummary table is always empty on one of the servers meanwhile on the second server it is filled with data.Does i...

ugin · 06-01-2012

I have no idea why Cisco decided to shutdown a perfectly combined good Erlang B and C calculator Actually that's what they like to do lately -- giving up good working things, like Anomaly Guard or IOS SLB Anyway, thanks!

ugin · 05-31-2012

Well, it calculates number of agents and lines, but what about IVR ports?

ugin · 08-03-2009

Thanks for rapid answer!Really a lot of reasons not to have a direct SIP trunk.That means I'll have to spend a little time configuring transcoding feature, because now there seems to be a problem with g729<->g711 codecs. The phone rings, but the conn...

ugin · 07-31-2009

Hi Collin!Thanks for your answer! Our swithes are 2960, they seem to support dot1x. But my question is mostly about certificates concept. Could you, please, give me some urls for I could read about those certificates? For me the most interesting qust...

ugin · 07-31-2009

Hi!I certainly know about port-security feature. But the fact is that on many modern NICs it's worth nothing to change a MAC. If a user knows his legal corporate PC's MAC, he brings his notebook, goes to Device Manager -> Network Adapters and voi-la!...

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