Posts made by Romo

@Pete-S only Cisco gear that label along with the sonic wall was more as documentation for myself.

@WrCombs For networking basics, I would also recommend using PacketTracer. You will need to have some basic Cisco routing and switching cli knowledge (guides and resources are available all over the web). Having the ability, to actually see packets travel to your lab network is super valuable when you are starting and will help you really understand routing. You can work with static routes or dynamic routing protocols like OSPF, rip v2, etc. inside packet tracer.

Here is a work in progress lab, using L3 switches as core internal routers and several vlans. Its simulating a network transitioning from a big flat 10.10.0.0/20 to several vlans

Computer objects have cmd terminals, webbrowsers and other stuff so you can troubleshoot network stuff via ping, tracert, etc.

I really like it and use it quite a lot when I am troubleshooting network issues that I need to have a diagram and see how the packets can flow within the network.

@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX and changing IPs:

@AdamF said in FreePBX and changing IPs:

@Dashrender said in FreePBX and changing IPs:

I'm curious why DuckDNS is picking up on the VPN IP instead of the local one? no split tunneling?

Any possibility that the home user has a router that supports DynDNS? If so, set that up should solve the problem.

Good call on the split tunneling. Checking...

If it doesn't split, then the phone traffic is likely going down the tunnel, too. Or else you are checking from a different location than the phone.

Not likely, if its a full tunnel the external ip WILL always be the IP of where the tunnels ends with everything flowing through the tunnel.

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Dog looks comfy

I am on Kubuntu 20.04, hadn't use plasma in a loooong time and I am really liking it currently.

@WrCombs Everything in the same network is being switched no matter if its wireless or wired. In order to route, you need to move the packets to a different network.

@scottalanmiller "mstsc":true ?

@scottalanmiller https://community.ui.com/questions/Introducing-the-UniFi-Next-Gen-Gateway-Product-Line-Starting-with-UXG-Pro-/732dd4dd-10bf-463c-8622-382d77702872

I do believe they setting MFA on the ADSync service account was what broke it. If it forced a password reset, I think the original credentials are needed to be set again as the password for it to work again

@Grey $quantity inside the loop will never change to any other value other than $quantity - 1. So if quantity is originally defined as 5 you $newquant will always be 4, no matter how many times your loop runs as you currently have it now.

As @JaredBusch mentions you need to decrement $quantity to actually have a counter.

I have seen this twice and I just had to use a third party PDF printer, couldn't get the Microsoft one to work again. Both machines where on the latest Windows 10 version when it happened, so maybe a version update could bring it back.

Skyetell sends an 11 digit number so basically your number with a 1 added by default unless you change it to send only 10 digits your inbound route is missing a one.

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@scottalanmiller said in Take Flight with Scott Alan Miller: Grand Tour of Europe 2:

Ordering a new microphone to make voice overs better and easier. And looking to attempt switching from OpenShot to KdenLive to see if it is more powerful before the next episode.

You can also try using Davinci Resolve and even Blender

@krisleslie said in XenServer gave error I'm not familiar with:

@krisleslie while I may agree with you on using an SSD, there isn't a point as each are storage mediums. The host loads most of the data in ram which again means kinda doesn't matter the device unless you start talking about usb 2 and usb 1 devices. I use usb 3 which doesn't have any problems with previous-generation tech. Lastly, as far as I recall all storage mediums break unless things have changed...

Quote error?

@dave_c Lucid link seems to be super interesting really.

Found the issue and fixed it.

There were some extra entries in the default pjsip profile which were the culprit. The entries were there since quite a few versions back and hadn't caused any sort of issue with the trunks until we updated yesterday. Even after reverting to the previous working version, the trunks wouldn't get properly created until I found the extra entries and removed them. After that, the endpoints are created and the trunks are up once again.

Getting a strange issue, with my PJSIP trunks all of a sudden. They are SKyetel pjsip trunkgs and they have been working perfectly fine for the last weeks but all of sudden I get the following in the logs:

[2020-03-04 14:33:47] WARNING[16477] res_pjsip_endpoint_identifier_ip.c: Identify 'bf' points to endpoint 'bf' but endpoint could not be found

If I do a pjsip show endpoints in the cli the trunk is not there. As if no trunk was configured, nothing I seem to do makes me be able to recover the ability of the trunk to properly create a pjsip endpoint and the trunk is basically completely down.

Anyone seen something like this before

@LilAng Yep, but nobody reads my wiki guide

Totally agree, the phones suck, but they are what the client has as they didn't want to upgrade to new phones =(

7 Cisco SPA504G phones on which we are having a strange issue. The line keys for the BLF's are set like this:

Parking lots are 471 and 472 so both keys set let below

Extension: Disabled
Share Call Appearance: private
Extended Function: fnc=sd+blf;sub=471@$PROXY;ext=471@PROXY

Attendant Console is properly set as Asterisk Server type on the phone

With the config abouve, If a call comes in user can park the call directly to the slot they want and pick it up without problem, but the issue starts when someone wants to REPARK the call. The second time a call tries to get parked, the phone just puts the call on regular HOLD for some reason and there is no way with the line keys to park the call.

Anyone have an idea about how to fix this behavior?