Posted on in voice
Posted on in voice
I was recently engaged to configure a fax-to-email solution using a Cisco AS5300 and !
fax receive called-subscriber $d$
fax interface-type fax-mail
mta send server mail.example.com port 25
mta send subject Incoming Fax Received
mta send postmaster postmaster@example.com
mta send mail-from hostname example.com
mta send mail-from username $s$
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call application voice onramp flash:app_faxmail_onramp.2.0.1.3.tcl
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dial-peer …Posted on in uncategorized
From all of us here at Slaptijack, Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Posted on in Software
One problem with the MySQL command line client is that queries with lots of columns tend to wrap crazily based on your terminal size. To overcome this, you can get a vertical output by terminating your queries with \G instead of ;. I find this format extremely helpful in cases where …
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I've talked about using Cisco <acronym title="Network-Based Application Recognition">NBAR</acronym> frequently (check the Related Posts section below for more articles). One thing I've never pointed out is that not all versions of Cisco <acronym title="Internetwork Operating System">IOS</acronym> come with all protocol descriptions built in.
Not …
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When setting up a Cisco ASA or PIX to send logs to a remote syslog server, you need to specify which facility to use. This can cause a bit of disconnect since the syslog server configuration uses names and the logging facility command in the Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software …
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Many months ago I made a conscience decision to use only Google Talk for instant messaging. By doing this, I really shut the door on several friends and family members that were tied to Yahoo! and AIM. It wasn't an easy decision, but I was really tired of having to …
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Hello from our new Dell Vostro 1500 laptop!
We just got this laptop for my wife to use at home, but I thought I should spend a few minutes getting everything up and working (and blog about it). Generally speaking, I'm a Mac guy, but this laptop is pretty sweet …
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I could blame it on the late hour, but the truth of the matter is that I'm just a bonehead.
I'm currently installing a new Cisco ASA 5520 to replace an old Cisco PIX. This new device is going to use <acronym title="Secure SHell">SSH</acronym> and TACACS+ to …
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In case you missed it, Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) released version 9.4.2 of their BIND DNS server yesterday. It is recommended that all you BIND DNS operators out there upgrade your software, as BIND 9.4.2 over 90 fixes! Here's a graphical representation of the types of …
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It's been four weeks since BlogRush released their updated dashboard and I decided to give them a second chance. In that time, I've earned over 6,000 credits and received 1 click. (The recipient article for that one lonely click was Gmail And IMAP, Perfect if you are interested.)
What …
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Well, no matter how annoying these problems may be for me, there's surely some poor engineer at Cisco working his tail off to get the issue resolved.
Good luck!
UPDATE: More info from CNET regarding the outage.
Posted on in Programming
I'm writing this post for two reasons:
SELECT DISTINCT().Recently, I was working on a project written in Ruby with ActiveRecord that …
Posted on in Software
The Red Hat team has been hard at work rolling out bug fix updates. Here's another list of updated packages.
Red Hat signs all their packages via Gnu Privacy Guard (GPG …
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The Red Hat folks have been hard at work pushing out a new batch of bug fixes. Here's a list of affected packages.
If you use any of the above packages or a Red Hat-based system, please make sure you keep your software up to date …
