I am having this same
problem with the pager. I am using Nextel. Is there a terminal
number that I need to get from Nextel that is not the same as the paging
number from a landline. If anyone is using a Nextel phone for the paging
service ( not the email text) the please reply and let me know how you have
this setup.
Kevin
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Subject: Re: [WhatsUp Forum] Help with
using modem.
You'd actually want to edit a pager
notification device, not a beeper. For the number you need to put
in a phone number that corresponds to your service; it is generally NOT
the pager number. You can call your provider if you don't have this (I
called arch to get mine). The pager id is then just the pager phone
number. I used the default dial
string.
BTW, this provided a use for one of
about thirty old decommissioned 14.4 modems...I knew there was a reason
for saving them! :^)
Greg Schaffer
Director of Network
Services
Information Technology Division
Middle Tennessee State
University
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Sent: Monday,
November 04, 2002 9:00 AM
Subject:
[WhatsUp Forum] Help with using modem.
Hello.
I need some help with making use
of a modem in WUG.
I am running WUG 7.04 on a
dedicated Dell 1650 server. I have installed a PCI modem into this
server.
I have a pager that accepts text
emails. I'd like to configure WUG to send a message to this pager via
the modem.
1.Can WUG with an internal pci
modem or does it need to be an external modem connected to my com
port?
2.When editing the beeper
notification, what do I put for a beeper number?
3.What should the dial string look
like?
4.What do I put for a com port if
I'm using an internal pci modem?
Thanks for all your
assistance.
Eric Wieczorek
Network Administrator | Nebraska
Army National Guard
