As of now I can make outbound calls on both ATAs. I can also now receive inbound calls on BYOD which I couldn't do before. However I still cannot access my voicemail.
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As of now I can make outbound calls on both ATAs. I can also now receive inbound calls on BYOD which I couldn't do before. However I still cannot access my voicemail.
Voicemail is still out for me as well. Doesn't work through the web interface either.
...and why does vpanel say I'm connected to VOIPo West? I thought that was decommissioned. I'm not complaining about that -- West is closer to my house. I was just surprised to see that.
Voicemail appears to be working now.
Unable to make outbound calls again today. I get a fast busy signal.
Support suggested power cycling the adapter. That worked, everything has returned to normal.
Not everyone is able to access to twitterQuote:
Originally Posted by VOIPoBrandon
It'd be nice if the heads up were announced in the forums as well
Nothing's wrong with doing things as they were traditionally done:confused:
+1. I miss the good old days.Quote:
Originally Posted by voxabox
I have no use for twitter and I can't get to it from work because it is blocked.
Twitter and ALL other social web sites are blocked by my employer and most other Fortune 1000.
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Originally Posted by stevech
As in my personal belief, they should be.
Look at where it has gotten us. The young people instead of watching mindless TV as they did before, now spend their time texting and exchanging references with unknown people throughout the world.
What ever happened to reading a book? No time, I guess.
Well, I know where I work, when they were not blocked, I had to run reports, and a good number of people (age 20-30) would come in, clock in, hit facebook/myspace/twitter and waste time until lunch, clock out, eat, clock back in, then back to facebook/myspace/twitter until the day was over.Quote:
Originally Posted by burris
now that it is blocked, they still are doing it, just doing it on their cellphone all day.
What I think is ironic is that when I was that age (and younger) people thought I was a geek/anti-social because I spent all my time on the computer talking to people I didn't know all over the city/country/world. Little did I know I was just ahead of the curve. :-)