UC500.com Cisco CallManager Express, UC500 reference

Hello:

IOS v12.4.11-XW8 has been posted for the UC520 on June 9, 2008.

Glad I found this site and think it is great! Kudos.

Hi,

Lets say you have 4 offices each with a UC520 or ISR running Unity Express.

Hello,

I found a great white paper on Cisco's site for configuring the 7921 with the integrated wi-fi in the UC520.
It is Titled :
7921 Phones in SBCS Environment Configuration Guide

After a delay of what seemed to be forever, 4.2(7) for the UC520 has finally been posted for download!

Go here http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/tablebuild.pl/UC520 for all the goods.

Has anyone had experience with interVlan routing with their UC500's? I installed a UC500 in an existing network...heres the topology:

Configuring Call Waiting for CallManager Express

Call waiting is a feature that is enabled by default on all dual-line ephone-dns.

There are some instances where you may wish to disable Call-Waiting but keep other benifits of a dual-line ephone-dn such as consultative transfer and conferencing.

To disable a directory number from accepting call-waiting requests use the

Berbee has some example XML services that are free to use at http://www.berbee.com/public/berbeesoftware/XMLFree.aspx
The problem is that one cannot simply add a service to the url services: a new service always replaces the current service. That why you have to create a custom menu.xml file on your webserver if you still want to use VoiceView Express. (The instructions on Berbee's site are for full blown Call Manager.)

Here's an example menu that I use in demo's for the UC520

jnikolatos, One of the users on the site posted a great tutorial on how to enable the UC500 to receive faxes and then email them out. I've Copied it from the Forum to the Configuration Guide for the UC500. Great work John!

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I'm trying to enable T.38 Fax in my network environment using UC520. The setting is something like this:

Fax 1 -- UC520 -- CCM -- VOIP -- PSTN -- Fax 2

Hi,

After a lot of trouble with Arc Express (On a UC520) I would like to know if anyone else has tested other systems like this?

I guess there must be alternatives to Arc Express.