I had to upgrade our UC520 CUE a few weeks back. THere was a huge issue and we ended up redoing things because it crashed. I had a user tell me that he used to have his assistant forward voicemails to him by pressing 6 nad then his extension (blind transfer to his voicemail) . Now they can't do that. I have checked the configs and they look right. They get voicemail from outside just when they go to transfer internally they get the message "no voicemail is associated with that extension" . what should I check and what could be missing. This is a UC520  with CME and CUE.

Dear all,

I really wish someone could assist me here. I am not a cisco expert but i have some detailed experinces in networking.

I have a uc540 configured to allow users log in with vpn client.

The users can login but they can not access any files in the network. They should be able to also RDP / MSTSC to some of the servers in the local lan, but this is not working. I have tried all I could but no way forward. 

Any help will be greatly appriciated.

below is the running config of the UC540

frfrjgnrtgrtkgtb 

As I was scheduling a new test at the Vue website as I frequently do, I noticed that CIsco has rasied the prices on all certification exams.

That CCNA, CCNA Voice or CCNA Wireless Exam is now going to set you back $250 USD.

That CCNP 642 level exam is now a cool $200

I think this is a big mistake by learning at Cisco.  Certified indviduals drive sales of Cisco products.  Certifiying them should not be a profit center for Cisco.  In fact I believe they should do everything possible to encourage engineers to take exams.  

The CCNA is a hard exam these days.  Most people new to the industry fail it the first time they take it.  What is the incentive to retake the exam if it is so expensive?

I was thinking about getting my CCNP wireless for fun.  Now lets look at how much that track will cost me in testing fees assuming I pass each exam on the first try.

While I was at Cisco Live last week a new product went live that was NOT announced.

For the last couple of years I have been involved in a top secret beta program (code name Thunderbolt) at Cisco along with dozens of other SMB Partners.  Well Cisco has finally released Thunderbolt as Cisco OnPlus to it's SMB Partners.

Cisco OnPlus is a Cool product for SMB Partners

It is a cloud based service that provides monitoring, alerting and remote access to a customers site.  To all products at the customer's site - Not just Cisco stuff.  If you have been doing this for a while you may remember Cisco Monitor / Director for SMB.  That product was not the greatest and discontinued.  This is the replacement and a major upgrade to boot.  Cisco built this product and incorperated basically all of the partner feedback they received during the beta process.  

What does Cisco Onplus do?