Did you tie the DLINK into your VoIP system?
We are currently running Nortel for our VoIP deployment.
Thanks,
--Joe
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Are you seeing issues with the Iphone on your campus? What types of
problems? Are you supporting Iphones? Other mobile devices?
Thanks Bret
Bret Jones
Managing Director
Technology Operations and Engineering
The George Washington University
801 22nd Street NW, Suite B148
Washington, DC
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On 08/18/2008 09:42 AM, Bret Jones wrote:
| Are you seeing issues with the Iphone on your campus? What types of
| problems? Are you supporting Iphones? Other mobile devices?
The largest issue we found with the iPhone was trying to figure out how
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At 12:08 -0400 8/18/2008, Lee H Badman wrote:
I believe this goes back to pre OS X days.
Yes, the Keychain in its earliest incarnations goes back to System 7 Pro
(System 7.1.1) IIRC, back in the early 90's.
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We did tie it in to our phone system, but it was a bit of a back door. We are
in the process of upgrading our Avaya system and don't yet have native sip
capability so one of our engineers used SIP Express Router
http://www.iptel.org/ser/ and a repurposed Cisco dial-in router tied to the PBX
