Cisco VOIP
Do I understand correctly that you have two separate switches where both switches are configured with Vlan1?

View Answer   |  January 12, 2011  3:24 PM
Cisco, Cisco 4506, Cisco VLAN, Cisco VoIP System, VoIP

Actiontec ADSL and Internet providers
How can I add a Windows Home Server to my Actiontec GT724WGR network?

View Answer   |  January 9, 2011  9:11 PM
ActionTec GT724WGR, ADSL modems, ISP, Modem/Internet compatability, WOW Internet

Windows XP slow in DSL environment
Check you antivirus and make sure all the patches are updates, figure out what resources are most used when you system is connected to internet and kill them if they are irrelevant. Cheers Yasir

View Answer   |  January 5, 2011  5:33 AM
DSL, DSL routers, Valmsmith, Windows XP, Windows XP performance

Create dynamic video archive
If u r a Web Programmer, u may build web site comfortably. There r several technics to use for build a complete website. U can use ready made web page builder like Dreamweaver, Adobe In Design, Fusion Essential or Web Studio etc. There is requirement of Domain name and a media who helps to host [...]

View Answer   |  December 27, 2010  7:31 AM
JavaScript, Video streaming, Web development

DHCP sever and how it work with ip phone
You can reserve a DHCP address for a phone but I don’t think you can set a fixed IP on a IP phone (at least the Cisco ones I have worked with). They don’t have any means of keeping the IP address in NVRAM since they rely on POE for power. There are also other [...]

View Answer   |  December 17, 2010  10:29 AM
DHCP, IP phones, Static IP address, VLAN

Voicemail features on Exchange 2007
<a href=”http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb691398(EXCHG.80).aspx”>Here is an article</a> you may find helpful.

View Answer   |  December 10, 2010  5:32 PM
Exchange 2007, Voicemail

Upping priority when it starts on Windows Server 2008
By two ways u may configure the priority of course from command Line, Goto Command Line and type sc, It display and configure background rocesses (services). and or type schtasks, that helps to schedule commands and programs to run by the server 2008. U can also use taskkill to stop a running process. OR from [...]

View Answer   |  December 8, 2010  6:49 AM
Priority Queuing, Windows Server, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 Administration, Windows Server Management

How many 7-bit
64 2 to the 13th power – 7th power = 2 to the 6th power = 64. <a href=”http://www.digipro.com/Papers/IP_Subnetting.shtml”>IP Subnetting help </a>

View Answer   |  December 7, 2010  10:17 PM
Bit rate, Subnets

Use of SAP in telecom
The market-leading SAP for Telecommunications solution portfolio supports end-to-end enterprise business processes for wire line, wireless, cable, broadband, satellite, and multi service operators. Today SAP Telecom uses PS, FI, CO, MM and SD modules. Also Sap Basis Abap Telecom module is there. It is better to consult with ur nearest persons and take the right [...]

View Answer   |  December 7, 2010  11:18 AM
SAP careers, SAP modules, Telecom, Telecom Careers

Tool for determining how many SIP proxy servers are needed for installation
Did u mean, Cisco SPS ! If I am not wrong, here is the full concept with complete article: www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/sip/proxies/2.1/administration/guide/1over.html#wp1064776

View Answer   |  December 7, 2010  4:55 AM
Proxy Server Configuration, Proxy servers, Server installation, SIP

Enabling QOS on Windows Server 2003 network
What kind of switches do you have? As long as your soft phone will mark the traffic accordingly, there shouldn’t be too much of an issue. The one thing to keep in mind with soft phones is that they are dependent on the host machine being stable. If your CPU starts spiking, your soft phone [...]

View Answer   |  December 5, 2010  12:30 AM
Cisco Routers, Firewalls, QoS, SonicWALL, VoIP, Windows Server 2003

Packet loss in a Cisco 3750 stack
1. Are there differences in interface speeds between the switches(ie 100Mbps vs 1Gbps)? 2. Does putting a client on the same switch the server uses make a difference? If you aren’t seeing any errors on the switch ports or the NIC’s themselves, I would run a packet capture on either of the machines and see [...]

View Answer   |  December 3, 2010  7:42 PM
Cisco, Cisco 3750, Cisco switches, Packet Loss, Packets, VLAN

What should I expect when installing a terminal server?
To install Terminal Server: Create a Terminal Services Server so that clients can connect to the server either through application or data 1. Start > Control Panel > Add / Remove 2. Select Terminal Server option, click checkbox next to this option. Click Next to proceed 3. The Terminal Services Server setup page will appear. [...]

View Answer   |  December 3, 2010  1:26 PM
Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking, HCL, Peer-to-Peer, Terminal Server, Windows Terminal Server

Telecommunications puzzle
Have you looked at <a href=”http://www.magicjack.com/6/index.asp”>Magic Jack?</a>

View Answer   |  December 1, 2010  9:19 PM
Broadband, Satellite systems, Telecommunications

Exchange 2003 Issue
Upgrade your NIC drivers and firmware

View Answer   |  December 1, 2010  8:33 PM
Exchange 2003, Exchange 2003 error messages, Exchange errors, User Network Interface, Windows Server 2003

Blocking Skype and bandwidth hogging applications
The best way to do it is at the firewall. Depending on what type of firewall you are using, you can either block it by port, or keyword, or by a number of other options in the specific software interface in the firewall. I use Netgear UTM’s and they have 4 or 5 different ways [...]

View Answer   |  November 30, 2010  12:21 AM
Bandwidth, Bandwidth management, Bandwidth monitoring, Skype, Windows Network Administration, Windows networking, Windows Server 2003

using ‘RUN PROGRAMS’ option in linux (redhat
To access the Run Program : 1. Right-click the panel and select Add to Panel 2. Select Run Application and click Add. The Run Application icon should appear on the panel. 3. Click the Run Application button. The Run Application window appears. 4. Click Show List of Known Applications, click the program u want, and [...]

View Answer   |  November 26, 2010  7:04 AM
Linux, Linux administration, Linux monitoring and troubleshooting, RedHat, Redhat Linux, RNPG

Is there a way to move from a digital PRI to an analog punch down?
The Nortel (now Avaya) BCM450 supports call recording internally, as long as you are running version 5.0 software. You will need at least one seat (license) of a “Professional Call Recording” keycode before you can set it up. Once you have that you can either: - record a call manually, or - record calls automatically [...]

View Answer   |  November 26, 2010  12:46 AM
Analog, Analog-to-digital conversion, BCM450, Digital television, Nortel, PRI

VoIP protocols in a Windows network
First, a Windows network today is almost certainly running TCP/IP protocol over Ethernet cable and electrical signaling. So a more accurate question would be: which VoIP protocol is best for Ethernet. There are three primary VoIP protocols being used today: - H.323, the oldest, was used for MSN Messenger when that first came out. It [...]

View Answer   |  November 26, 2010  12:19 AM
VoIP, VoIP protocols, Windows Network Administration, Windows networking

Skype ADM-File for Windows Server 2003 group policy
The latest version I can find is 1.7, located at: <a href=”http://www.skype.com/security/Skype-v1.7.adm”>http://www.skype.com/security/Skype-v1.7.adm</a>

View Answer   |  November 25, 2010  11:30 PM
ADM, Group Policy, Skype, VoIP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 Group Policy