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• Does anyone know how to get rid of management action "upgrade adobe flash" pop-up window. IM on 10.5.8 (mac) and already updated as much as it goes?

  Does anyone know how to get rid of management action "upgrade adobe flash" pop-up window. IM on 10.5.8 (mac) and already updated as much as it goes?

  Discovered that this particular message is being sent by jamfhelper part of our range of casper. Thank you for all your help

• Hi I am trying to get rid of the annoyance of flash pop ups

  How can I start this damm chat

  Hi octavioc26957489,

  On your screenshot, the content provider (Forbes.com) is displaying the pop-up windows prompting you to install Flash Player to view Flash content on their site. Normally we should install Flash Player, however, your screenshot seems to be a mobile device and Flash Player is not supported on mobile (Android, Blackberry, iOS, WinMobile) devices.  Apart from contact the developer of content (Forbes.com), I'm not aware of a way to stop it on mobile devices.

  --

  Maria

• How can I stop Firefox asking me over and over again (even on pages without Flash content) to install Flash? I don't want to not installed Flash and this stupid pop-up.

  Then, even when I load Web sites (like those that we here at my work have created) with very simple HTML and absolutely nothing Flash related, I always get a pop-up asking me to install flash (pop down from the URL bar on the left.) How can I stop this without disable all updates of plug-in?

  Also, why in the name of all that is good it wonder on Flash when I have no pages open with anything remotely Flash like on them?

  Thanks to anyone who can answer.

  my thought was that maybe an extension is inserting the flash code in each page visited...

• New T5i w / 18mm to 135mm lens Pop Up flash question?

  Hi all:

  I just got my new T5i rebel with the 18mm to 135 mm lens. I use a filter UV Polaroid and lens hood EW-73 b. I take excellent photos, but I wonder if it is having a problem.

  My problem is the sometimes the flash will pop up and flash in full sun. It can be the focal distance at the time. The T4i there this problem or is it a problem?

  Happy to be a new Member to the form

  Thank you

  Chip50

  Canon SureShot 5; New on DSRL rebel T5i

  Hi hsbn:

  Tthank you for the answer. In fact, I was in the landscape or fully automatic firing Mode. One of the shots I was in one of the two formentioned mode, at 135 mm with a white wall on my left. In another shot, I took another shot in the open landscape and the flash popped up. I'll try again this weekend and try the different modes and I get results. And thank you, I have always appreciated the assistance.

  Chip50

• Low Flash willnot load on my mac

  Flash stopped working several days ago, I tried several times to install & even get the message «Succesfully downd» responsible However when his need I get "need to download Flash" pop on my screen. A message saying that Flash is no longer is used on Mac computers? It's time to go back to Windows?

  Is that what you have installed Adobe Flash Player after uploading?

  Download Adobe flash player here:

  https://get.Adobe.com/flashplayer/

  Once he finished the download you need to open the downloaded file and install it.

  I hope this helps!

• Don't want to use my flash as a slave.

  I want to use my 430 ex ii on my Canon 7 d mk ii, can I disable my popup flash forever?

  If a flash (or in fact anything) is in the shoe on your 7 d, the camera will not attempt to lift the pop-up flash.

  Hiding under one of the leaf on the rails of the claw Springs is a tiny micro-switch.  When you attach anything to the hoof, he presses the micro switch and the camera realizes that you attached something (even if it isn't actually a flash).  The camera will not attempt to lift the pop-up flash when the hoof is used.

  It is automatic and there is no need to do anything for your menu of the camera to tell him that you prefer to use the 430EX II instead of the pop-up flash.

  Also... you can use the flash pop-up as a trigger to trigger the 430EX II if it is out of the unit.  The 430EX II can operate as a E - TTL 'slave', but does not work as a "master".  The manual explains how to activate this mode.

• T3i sync high speed with popup flash?

  When shooting outdoors with a light background, it would be nice to be able to use the flash pop-up as a fill light (to the shadows on a face, etc..). However, the shutter speed is set to 1/200 when the popup flash is in place, overexpose the scene. Is there a reason why the pop-up flash can't sync high speed like an external flash to allow a faster shutter speed and always get a filling?

  Thank you

  David

  It has to do with the amount of energy is available for the flash.  A more powerful flash can more easily manage the sync high speed.

  Sync and sync high speed are related to the work the Shutter curtain on any SLR digital.  There are two doors.  A slides open, and close other slides.  The reason for which there must be two doors (instead of one) is because that if there is only one, then the door would slide open, then reverses to slide.

  Assume the following scenario were true:

  Suppose it takes the shutter a full 1 second door to slide open.  If we set an exposure time of 2 seconds, the following should happen if there was only one door.

  -l' shutter starts to slide open from left to right, allowing light to reach the pixels on the left edge of the sensor.  The right edge is always in the dark.

  -as slides of doors, more and more pixels are eposed to light.

  -a second later reached the opposite end and all the pixels are exposed to light, but the door must immediately reverse and start close because it will take a full second to slide the door closed.

  -the door begins to move and immediately the pixels on the edge of most on the right are in the dark, because they are covered by the shutter, but the pixels on the left edge are still exposed to the light.

  -the door has finally reached the edge against a second later and no pixel is exposed to light.

  Think to what just happened... the pixels on the edge of 'left' of the sensor got a second exhibition 2... but the pixels on the right edge of the probe were barely exposed for a fraction of a second.  You'd have a horrible blow to look.

  To resolve this problem, the camera uses TWO doors... begins a sliding open... the other follows a moment later (based on the selected shutter speed) and starts sliding closed.  Now, all pixels are exposed for the same period of time, regardless of the shutter speed you use.

  But the reality is they are mechanically sliding doors and it takes time to move.  Flash sync speed is shortest possible exposure that can be turned where the first door has enough time to COMPLETELY slide open so that when the flash goes off, the entire sensor is exposed and benefit of lightning.  The second door can slide THEN closed.

  If you do not use flash and you set a very fast shutter speed (say 1/1000th) the second door actually starts closeing long before the end of the first door opening.  In fact the second door is "hunting" the first establishes a "slot" which sweeps the sensor.

  With this in mind... now think just what a flash how to predict sync high speed.

  Assume that your camera has a maximum speed of flash-sync of 1/200th, but you want to shoot at 1/400th.

  This means that the first door must begin to open.  When he reached the midpoint, the flash must trigger to light the subject - but half the sensor did not lightning.  The second door closes as the first door continues to open up.  When the first door reaches the opposite edge, the second door will now be in the middle.  The flash needs to fire AGAIN - this time to expose the pixels on the 2nd half of the sensor.

  This means that the flash should fire TWICE in quick succession and the impulses must be PRECISELY 1/800th second (half or your second 1/400th total exposure times) apartment.    No flash would be able to recycle in just 1/800th dry if she gave a burst of the power of the light.  In other words, that it must reserve at least half of its power for the second round.

  If you increase the shutter speed to 1/800th... now the flash to trigger FOUR times and no single burst may be stronger than 25% of the power of lightning - and gusts must precisely timed occurs 1/1600e seconds, independently of the other.

  You can quickly see how this is going to require a flash with a power or you won't be able to finish the sync high speed on something more than just a few feet.

  For the light of day, the most brilliant exhibition is going to be the sunny 16 rule... f/16 with the shutter speed, the value in contrast to ISO.  So, for 100 ISO, you can use 1/100th sec.  To f/8, you can use 1/200th (and now you are still below the max flash sync speed).

• Counting with powers different popup flash (T3i)

  When I use the flash pop-up Av, it fires a pre-flash of measure used to calculate the shutter speed. I can then use flash exposure compensation to change the brightness of the flash. I guess counting is always performed with 0 EV even when flash exposure compensation is set to a nonzero value, since it calculates the shutter speed is the same, no matter what I have flash value exposure compensation. Is there a way so he can tell me shutter speed suitable for a selected flash power?

  In the case of M, I don't understand why "flash exposure compensation" is always an option. The idea is to compensate a misinterpretation of the settings he chooses for what you want to do with the shot. But in M, there is nothing that she chooses. Shouldn't this just be called "flash power" at this stage. (In fact, it's the same thing for 'exposure as compenstation' too - why would you ever use it in M?). Again, is it possible to get the meter to tell me what the exhibition with my flash power selected will look like?

  Thank you

  David

  It is a common area of confusion.  The camera behaves actually ideal, but if you haven't been shooting flash years you can't guess why he does.

  When you meter with flash, the device ignores especially flash.  The meter performs the measurement of available light only.

  When using E - TTL (really E - TTL II), the computer in the camera calulates the amount of energy needed to properly illuminate the subject based on your parameters of exposure... but without taking into account the shutter speed (so he only cares about the ISO and the opening...) Eh_bien, please make sure that the shutter speed is between "synchro-flash" unless the flash has sync high speed enabled.)

  This is because the available light is more or less 'continuous', the flash is a temporary source of light.  The camera needs to use a shutter speed, or less speed 'synchro-flash' of the camera (which varies depending on the camera and is usually of the order of 1/160th to 1/250th sec).  The max speed 'synchro-flash' is based on the amount of time necessary for focal plane shutter mechanical to slide fully open, leave the flash fires, and then slide off completely.  The need to operate in this way is based on the design of focal plane shutter.  The shutter using two doors or "curtains."  Slides opening... the other follows later and closed blades.  If there was only a "curtain" then pixel near one edge of the probe (where it begins to open) would technically get more light then the opposite edge of the sensor... because the "curtain" should be reversed.  Using two "curtains" and having them both in the same direction, all pixels travel technically are exposed during the same period.

  The amount of time that the flash light is usually extremely brief.  It varies depending on the flash model and also the level of power - but it could be as short as 1/4000e sec... but regardless of how brief it lasts, it can pull until the shutter is fully open or part of the probe will he is blocked from light.

  Ultimately, this means that if you use an extra filling long exposure (for example assume that you set the exposure for a 1 second), the flash fires... (say it lasts 1/1000th sec) - but leaving the shutter open longer will not increase the amount of light received by the flash, because the flash is now gone dark.

  This extra time long exposure will improve the ability of the camera to collect more ambient light, even if it will not collect more light on the flash.  When using the flash, you start thinking about each shot as two different exposures... exposure to 'available' light and exposure for the 'flash '.  Changing aperture or ISO settings affect both all too... but change the shutter speed only affects the part of the 'light' of the exhibition because the flash is a temporary light source.

  Suppose you are in a room with low light... you take a picture with flash.  If the camera exposes ONLY for flash, so your subject is turned on, but the rest of the room seems to be almost black and the shooting doesn't look very good.   But if you leave the door open more then the camera can collect more of the available light and lighting will be better - you have some balance and depth to the picture because you will be able to see the bottom.  This technique to leave the shutter open longer is called "dragging the shutter" and this is the best flash photography.

  It is one of the main reasons why you want your camera to the counter for the available light even when using flash.

  The other reason is for photos during the day.  I use flash to shoot outside during the day (it's actually one of the best times to use a pop up flash).  This is referred to as "fill flash".  The idea is that the Sun is lighting your subject, but the flash fills in some of the deep shadows, so they don't look so tough.  You don't want the flash to try to compete with the Sun.  If you set the flash exposure compesnation-1 and take the picture.    You're doing similar things if the subject is in the shade, but the background is Sun - to balance between the subject and background lighting.

• I can trigger a flash remotely from the EOS Utility?

  Hello. I am a total newbie, so forgive me if my question is very basic or confused.

  I just bought a Rebel T5i (literally, my first ever buy SLR) and have been using the EOS utility to be able to "live view" on my desktop screen. It seems to work pretty well.

  However, I am interested with the addition of a flash remotely as a Speedlite flash, to be placed between the subject and background. Will be a remote flash correctly from live view EOS Utility work? Should it be a Speedlite flash, or can it be a third flash?

  I'm not too considered with flash quality as much as I just want to be able to take pictures with the EOS Utility live view, with the remote flash fires to light a backdrop behind the subject.

  Thank you!

  As Ernie points out... the computer simply tells the camera when taking the shot.  If the camera has a flash, then the camera fires the flash when he takes this one.

  But your question is loaded with some nuances and it is not just a direct response.

  A Canon T5i has the ability to fire distance a Canon speedlite if three conditions are met:

  (1) the flash must support E - TTL

  (2) the flash must support E - TTL mode 'slave' (and that the mode must be enabled - it will not be enabled by default.)

  (3) flash must be direct "corridor" between the camera and remotely.

  The camera itself needs to be said that it is in a mode where the flash pop up on the device will work as a 'master' to trigger a remote flash.

  But you mentioned that you wanted to put this flash to distance between a subject and the context - which implies that 'line of sight' is not possible.  Who calls other WIRING.

  You can learn a lot about flash systems Canon E - TTL of the "Manual of the Speedlighter" (by Syl Arena), but this book has not been updated (as far as I know) to include systems flash triggered by Canon's new radio.

  To do this with the Canon gear, you want a transmitter of radio ST-E3-RT (which amounts to the hoof as a flash camera) and then use a flash Canon Speedlight with a suffix 'RT' such as flash 600EX-RT (flash light) or the new 430EX III - RT.  All products of "RT" communicate by radio and do not require a line of sight direct.

  It is also possible to do with budget gear..., you can get a pair of transceivers trigger... we're going on the device and the other goes hand in hand with the remote flash.  These radio triggers are not "E - TTL", which means that the camera and the flash will not be able to communicate and negotiate the amount of energy must be used for shooting "on the fly" (as can an E - TTL flash).  This means that you will need to manually set the power level you want to use.

  Having to use manual flash should not be terribly difficult to learn.  The flash and the camera usually automatically set your power level, as it would for E - TTL flashes.  You control the light, by adjusting the power level of the flash (manually) or by moving the flash closer or away from your topic (or using the flash light modifiers) more, or by adjusting the opening of the camera.

  This works well in a situation of type 'studio', where you can control the power settings.  But for photography of the 'event' where you have to shoot on-the-fly and you "-over" If rush you the shot, you have to learn the flash behavior before the shooting. For me, it means creating a table which indicates (for any given on the flash power level) f-stop, should I use any flash-to-subject distance given.  I used usually non-zooms at this time, but I knew that, for example, a shot of 'dance' a couple of size - up to (what we call a "half coup" because we have only half upper body of our subject) was f/16 at ISO 100.  A length of 3/4 shot (essentially from the knees upwards) was f/11.  A shot of 'length' was f/8, and a group shot can be f/5.6 or even f/4.

  It necessary to the good days past tests and completing such a table.  You won't have the time to refer to such a table, but I mentally memorized by distance because the subject framing was a good consistent indicator of distance.  (it is a bit more complicated with zooms because you can change the subject framing without changing the distance).   But in the end, you find yourself in a situation where you go back to a subject at a demonstration, the frame of the shooting, set the aperture value and capture the image and know that you nailed the exposure even if the whole system is manual.

  There are a lot of tutorials on the use of the manual of flash and inexpensive triggers to the Strobist blog (strobist.blogspot.com).

  I use the Canon system.  I use the Canon ST-E3-RT trigger a few flashes 600EX-RT.  The system is rock solid... it always works.

• WARNING pop-up THAT FAILED in SECURITY & PRIVACY

  I was on a website, clicked on a link & immediately got a huge flashing pop - up with print & sound of warning that my computer is locked, & to call a number immediately. Could not close this page, could not close Mozilla Firefox & had to use force to stop.

  I waited a few minutes & then turned my computer back on, ran Malwarebytes scan & clean, then analyzed again. Also ran the first Avast & no problems were detected.

  Is there something more I need to do, or I can sleep?

  Hi LADYSINGER, sounds like an ad especially odious to persuade you to access their paid tech support service. It doesn't look like you have downloaded and run/open/installed all the files. In this case, I think you're probably fine.

  There are a few different page designs, these companies use. In one of them, by pressing the Esc key several times quickly in a row will break the cycle of sign/reload, then you can close the tab normally. Others may behave differently.

• 70%

  I think the upgrade of my Canon Rebel t1I in the Canon 60 d.  What would be the advantanges of the 60 d.  I've been looking at the specs and comparing the two cameras, but nothing is jumping on me.   I only use my DSLR for a year, but I took classes and I think I'm ready for the upgrade, I just want to make sense.

  I will go through some of the differences...

  Your T1i has a 15 megapixel sensor. The 60 d has a sensor 18 megapixel. Although there is a difference of 3 megapixels, you will probably notice that for much since most of the images not take advantage of all the available image data (eg. When displaying it on screen or print, usually the resolution is lower than the native resolution of the camera.) This difference probably won't be blow by you.

  The sensor of the 60 d is a little better with noise and high ISO performance. Your hats T1i out at 3200 ISO, but even at 3200, noise is quite high (e.g. use only when desperate). I always tried to keep the ISO on the T1i equal or less than 800. When you arrive at 1600 or 3200 you must acknowledge that you will have a lot of image noise and be ready to cope. The 60 d goes to ISO 6400 - but again, it will be noisy. I keep it at 1600 or below. But the net net, is that you get an extra stop of ISO performance (both in max and potential you would generally as exploitable (low noise moderated)). Probably, you will see the improved ISO performance because this corresponds to a lower at each ISO noise that you usually use as well as you to get an extra stop ISO if needed.

  The focus on both system cameras alike, as you see the familiar 9 autofocus points on the 60 d, just like your T1i. But on your T1i, only the central point is a cross-type AF point (point of focus of double axis that the phase detect AF as well horizontally as vertically, it tends to be faster, more accurate and it is difficult thing missing to update.) 8 outside points are only single axis. On the 60 d all 9 focus areas are the best cross points. The focus system is a nice benefit.

  The flash pop up on the 60 d may function as a 'master' to control the Speedlites off camera (they must be Canon or compatible Speedlite capable of function as 'slave' off-camera flashes – not all the flashes support this). Work as a master does not support the flash pop up on the T1i.

  The LCD screen on the back the 60 d is articulated. It swings out and somersaults (it can face forward if you want to).

  The 60 d has a monochrome LCD on top of the camera. In front of this screen are several buttons for instant access to AF, reader, ISO and metering mode (but also a 5th button that activates the LCD backlighting).

  The T1i has a main dial (right behind the shutter button on the top/front corner). The 60 d has a control layout more like bodies of Canon pro level. It adds a great 2nd dial on the back of the camera. They are positioned so that while the front button is controlled by your index finger, the rear wheel is controlled (very comfortably btw) by the thumb. When shooting in manual mode, the shutter speed of controls front dial and the rear wheel opening of controls. When shooting in a semi-auto (P, Av or Tv) the rear dial controls exposure compensation. I _really_ prefer the layout of the double control dial. It provides more rapid (not to mention more comfortable) control the operation of the device.

  The 60 d is much better at video. It can handle 1920 x 1080 at 30 frames per second. She also better master audio when recording video.

  The mode dial has a setting dedicated to the "Bulb" mode (on the T1i, you can get to that by adjusting the shutter speed possible longer) and the mode dial also has a unique Custom mode ("C"). You put the camera mode you will find will swtich often, then use the menus to record that as your "custom" mode He remembers everything you set... When you want to restore these settings that you just spent in custom mode. It can be a quick way to switch between modes (for example if you're shooting sports but want to swtich between AI Servo focus and One Shot concentrate quickly depending on whether you're shooting people candid action shots vs.) I use the mode in astrophotography as a framing and exposure of test mode.

• I continue to by clicking on do not, but he reappears back?

  I was on facebook yesterdaychecking about what my grandchildren are up to. clicked on a friend of his video and norton popped up and said something was blocked and do not allow my comp. stop now, I can't stop adobi flash pop up permission I click on & more he keep poping up. It is more difficult to do something...

  Hello

  1. you use Internet Explorer to navigate?

  2. what version of IE are you using?

  I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1:

  Run Microsoft Safety Scanner and check if it helps.

  Microsoft safety scanner: http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

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  How to optimize Internet Explorer: http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936213/he

  Warning: him reset Internet Explorer settings feature might reset security settings or privacy settings that you have added to the list of Trusted Sites. Reset the Internet Explorer settings can also reset parental control settings. We recommend that you note these sites before you use the reset Internet Explorer settings.

  Also, see the following Microsoft article and check if that helps.

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  It will be useful.

• Conference CME v9 SLBA Adhoc (more than 3 games) for SIP phones 99xx

  HI, does anyone know if MultiPary Adhoc Conference for more than 3 parties for SIP phones (like 9951) is supported in CME v9?

  I have a GUY working with CSPC and SIP phones. Conference to several ad-hoc (with more than 3 parties) works perfectly when it is generated from phone SCCP. But when he tries to do so with a SIP phone (9951) it can only do the 3 participants.

  I suspect it is not supported, no one knows for sure?

  I have enabled hardware Conference. Just in case, here is the config:

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  !
  voice class codec 2
  preferably 1 codec g729r8
  g711ulaw codec preference 2
  !
  custom cptone CCAjointone class voice
  Conference of two colors
  frequency 600 900
  300 150 300 100 300 50 Cadence
  !
  custom cptone CCAleavetone class voice
  Conference of two colors
  frequency 400 800
  400 50 200 50 200 50 Cadence
  !
  !
  Global voice registry
  FMC of fashion
  source-address 172.16.10.1 port 5060
  timeouts interdigit 2
  Max - dn 100
  Max-pool 42
  load 9951 sip9951.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9
  authenticate the registry
  authenticate the realm of the cisco.com
  zone 21
  time format 24
  date format D/M/Y
  voicemail 6000
  Flash TFTP-path:
  text file
  create the profile synchronization 0339375451522449
  local network ARE
  the locale user ARE loading CME-local-es_ES-Spanish - 8.8.2.5.tar
  conference material
  camera
  video
  !
  Register of voice dn 1
  number 9009
  call-b2bua occupied before 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 30 b2bua
  allow to watch
  name Valentin Moran
  No - reg
  label Valentin Moran
  MWI
  !
  Register of voice dn 2
  number 9003
  call-b2bua occupied before 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 30 b2bua
  allow to watch
  all collection-call-group
  Pickup-group 3
  name Claudio tale
  No - reg
  label Claudio Conte
  MWI
  !
  Register of voice dn 3
  number 9030
  call-b2bua occupied before 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 30 b2bua
  allow to watch
  name Miguel Garelli
  No - reg
  tag Miguel Garelli
  MWI
  !
  Register of voice dn 4
  number 9099
  call-b2bua occupied before 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 30 b2bua
  allow to watch
  name Hugo Borelli
  No - reg
  label Borelli Hugo
  MWI
  !
  Register of voice dn 5
  9070 number
  call-b2bua occupied before 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 30 b2bua
  allow to watch
  name of the directory Sala
  No - reg
  label Sala of directory
  MWI
  !
  Register of voice dn 6
  number 9076
  allow to watch
  name of Seguridad Fax
  No - reg
  the label Seguridad fax
  !
  Register of voice dn 12
  number 9024
  allow to watch
  name Semapor
  No - reg
  label Semapor
  !
  Register of voice dn 13
  number 9064
  allow to watch
  name Oficina Gremial
  No - reg
  label Oficina Gremial
  !
  vocal range pool 1
  Mac ID C40A. CB4C.5243
  type of 9951
  Number 1 dn 1
  Horn out by default corLDI
  presence-call list
  SIP DTMF-relay rtp-nte-notify
  codec voice-class 1
  9009 9009 username password
  No vad
  camera
  video
  !
  Register of voice pool 2
  1 0113 short name test
  Mac ID C40A. CB4C.5BB8
  type of 9951
  Number 1 dn 2
  presence-call list
  SIP DTMF-relay rtp-nte-notify
  codec voice-class 1
  9003 9003 username password
  No vad
  camera
  video
  !
  Register of voice pool 3
  Mac ID C40A. CB4C.5274
  type of 9951
  Number 1 dn 3
  Horn out by default corLDI
  presence-call list
  SIP DTMF-relay rtp-nte-notify
  codec voice-class 1
  9030 9030 username password
  No vad
  Conference mode down local
  fashion designer add Conference
  Conference admin
  camera
  video
  !
  Register of voice pool 4
  Mac ID C40A. CB4C. FBDC
  type of 9951
  Number 1 dn 4
  Horn out by default corLDI
  presence-call list
  SIP DTMF-relay rtp-nte-notify
  codec voice-class 1
  9099 9099 username password
  No vad
  camera
  video
  !
  Register of voice pool 5
  Mac ID D824. BD27. BB36
  type of 9951
  Number 1 dn 5
  Horn out by default corLDI
  presence-call list
  SIP DTMF-relay rtp-nte-notify
  codec voice-class 1
  9070 9070 user name password
  No vad
  camera
  video
  !
  Register of voice pool 6
  Mac ID C40A. CB4D.44D6
  type of ATA - 187
  Number 1 dn 6
  9076 9076 username password
  No vad
  !
  vocal range pool 7
  Mac ID 0ACB.4D44.D601
  Port2 ATA description
  No vad
  !
  Register of voice pool 8
  Mac ID C40A. CB4D.44D7
  type of ATA - 187
  No vad
  !
  vocal range pool 9
  Mac ID 0ACB.4D44.D701
  type of ATA - 187
  Port2 ATA description
  No vad
  !
  vocal range pool 10
  Mac ID C40A. CB4D.4457
  type of ATA - 187
  No vad
  !
  Record pool 11 votes
  Mac ID 0ACB.4D44.5701
  type of ATA - 187
  Port2 ATA description
  No vad
  !
  Register of voice pool 12
  Mac ID C40A. CB4D.4484
  type of ATA - 187
  Number 1 dn 12
  9024 9024 username password
  Description Semapor ATA
  No vad
  !
  Register of voice pool 13
  Mac ID 0ACB.4D44.8401
  type of ATA - 187
  Number 1 dn 13
  9064 9064 username password
  Port2 ATA description
  No vad
  !
  voice parallel group 1
  7000 final
  list 9026,9061,9063
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7011
  !
  !
  voice parallel group 2
  7000 final
  list 9015,9016
  Timeout 60
  7012 driver
  !
  !
  voice parallel group 3
  7000 final
  list 9025,9013,9014
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7014
  !
  !
  voice parallel group 4
  7000 final
  list 9068,9068
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7015
  !
  !
  voice parallel group 5
  list 9001,9002
  7000 driver
  !
  !
  parallel group 6 voices
  list 9001,9002
  7001 driver
  !
  !
  voice parallel group 7
  7000 final
  list 9091,9093
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7002
  !
  !
  voices 8 parallel group
  7000 final
  list 9052,9052
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7003
  !
  !
  voice parallel group 9
  7000 final
  list 9053,9053
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7004
  !
  !
  voice group 10 parallel
  7000 final
  list 9054,9055
  Timeout 60
  driver 7005
  !
  !
  voice 11 parallel group
  7000 final
  list 9051,9065
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7006
  !
  !
  parallel grouping 12 voices
  7000 final
  list 9031,9034,9032,9035
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7007
  !
  !
  voice parallel group 13
  7000 final
  list 9033,9033
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7008
  !
  !
  voice group 14 parallel
  7000 final
  list 9073,9075,9077
  Timeout 60
  pilot 7009
  !
  !
  voice parallel grouping 15
  7000 final
  list 9078,9078
  Timeout 60
  7010 driver
  !
  !
  parallel grouping 16 voices
  list 9001,9002
  7001 driver
  !
  !
  !
  the voice of type iec statistics
  the voice of CSR type statistics
  voice statistics periodic time-range 1 day start at 00:00 week-days every day
  Statistics-voice news-line of separation display format
  !
  translation of the voice-rule 1
  rule 1/9000 / / 6777\1 /.
  !
  !
  voice translation-profile E1_Inbound_DID
  translate 1 called
  !
  !
  !
  license udi pid CISCO2951/K9 sn FTX1603AH3H
  licence start-up module c2951 technology-package securityk9
  licence start-up module c2951 technology-package uck9
  ISM HW-module 0
  !
  HW-module pvdm 0/0
  !
  HW-module pvdm 0/1
  !
  !

  !
  redundancy
  !
  !
  !
  !
  !
  controller E1 0/0/0
  No.-CRC4 framing
  time intervals DS0-group 0 1-15, 17-31 type digital r2 r2-compelled ani
  0 cases-custom
  trunk-group E1
  E1 description of # #.
  !
  controller E1 0/0/1
  !
  FTP IP source-interface GigabitEthernet0/0.1
  IP ftp username anonymous
  7 IP ftp password 12180B181C12010B3F38
  synwait-time of tcp CSDB 30
  CSDB tcp idle time 3600
  CSDB tcp finwait-time 5
  CSDB tcp reassembly max-memory 1024
  CSDB tcp reassembly queue-max-length 16
  CSDB udp downtime 30
  CSDB icmp idle time 10
  CSDB max--a session 65535
  !
  !
  !
  !
  !
  !
  !
  !
  !
  the Embedded-Service-Engine0/0 interface
  no ip address
  Shutdown
  !
  interface GigabitEthernet0/0
  Description # trunk a 3COM 5500 Gi2/0/46 #.
  no ip address
  automatic duplex
  automatic speed
  !
  interface GigabitEthernet0/0.1
  Description # LAN data #.
  encapsulation dot1Q 1 native
  IP 192.168.0.10 255.255.0.0
  !
  interface GigabitEthernet0/0.10
  Description # LAN Internet #.
  encapsulation dot1Q 10
  address 172.16.10.1 IP 255.255.255.0
  !
  interface ISM0/0
  Description # CUE #.
  IP unnumbered GigabitEthernet0/0.10
  the ip address of the service module 172.16.10.2 255.255.255.0
  ! Application: CUE running on ISM
  Service-module ip default gateway - 172.16.10.1
  !
  interface GigabitEthernet0/1
  no ip address
  Shutdown
  automatic duplex
  automatic speed
  !
  interface GigabitEthernet0/2
  no ip address
  Shutdown
  automatic duplex
  automatic speed
  !
  interface ISM0/1
  Description interface connected to the internal Service of the switch Module internal
  no ip address
  !
  interface Vlan1
  no ip address
  !
  IP forward-Protocol ND
  !
  IP http server
  23 class IP http access
  local IP http authentication
  IP http secure server
  IP http timeout policy slowed down 60 life 86400 request 10000
  IP http flash path:
  !
  IP route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.16.10.254
  IP route 172.16.10.2 255.255.255.255 ISM0/0
  !
  !
  NLS RESP-timeout 1
  CPD cr id 1
  !

  Server SNMP ifindex persist
  Server enable SNMP traps snmp authentication linkdown, linkup warmstart cold start
  Enable SNMP-Server intercepts ATS
  Server enable SNMP traps envmon
  Server enable SNMP traps insertion withdrawal flash
  entity-sensor threshold traps SNMP-server enable
  Server enable SNMP traps config-copy
  config SNMP-server enable traps
  entity of traps activate SNMP Server
  Server SNMP enable traps-Manager of event
  Server enable SNMP traps hsrp
  Enable SNMP-server holds the CPU threshold
  Server enable SNMP traps syslog
  Server enable SNMP traps ipsla
  flash TFTP server: music-on - hold.au
  Flash: Analog1.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Analog2.raw TFTP server
  Flash: AreYouThere.raw TFTP server
  Flash: AreYouThereF.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Bass.raw TFTP server
  Flash: CallBack.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Chime.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Classic1.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Classic2.raw TFTP server
  Flash: ClockShop.raw TFTP server
  Flash: DistinctiveRingList.xml TFTP server
  Flash: Drums1.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Drums2.raw TFTP server
  Flash: FilmScore.raw TFTP server
  Flash: HarpSynth.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Jamaica.raw TFTP server
  Flash: KotoEffect.raw TFTP server
  Flash: MusicBox.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Piano1.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Piano2.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Pop.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Pulse1.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Ring1.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Ring2.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Ring3.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Ring4.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Ring5.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Ring6.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Ring7.raw TFTP server
  Flash: RingList.xml TFTP server
  Flash: Sax1.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Sax2.raw TFTP server
  Flash: Vibe.raw TFTP server
  Server TFTP flash: SCCP69xx.9 - 1-1 - 0.zz.sgn
  Server TFTP flash: BOOT69xx.0 - 0-0 - 14.zz.sgn
  Server TFTP flash: DSP69xx.0 - 0-0 - 4.zz.sgn
  Server TFTP flash: SCCP69xx.9 - 1-1 - 0.loads
  flash TFTP server: B016-1-0-4. SBN
  Flash:/its/CME-locale-es_ES-Spanish-8.8.2.5.tar TFTP server
  flash TFTP server: dkern9951.100609R2 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: kern9951.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: rootfs9951.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: sboot9951.031610R1 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: sip9951.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.loads
  flash TFTP server: skern9951.022809R2 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
  Server TFTP flash: SCCP69xx.9 - 2-1 - 0.loads
  Server TFTP flash: SCCP69xx.9 - 2-1 - 0.zz.sgn
  flash TFTP server: dkern9971.100609R2 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: kern9971.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: rootfs9971.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: sboot9971.031610R1 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: sip9971.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.loads
  flash TFTP server: skern9971.022809R2 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
  flash TFTP server: apps45.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
  flash TFTP server: cnu45.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
  Server TFTP flash: cvm45sccp.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
  flash TFTP server: dsp45.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
  Server TFTP flash: jar45sccp.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
  flash TFTP server: SCCP45.9 - 2 - 1 S .loads
  Server TFTP flash: DSP69xx.0 - 0-0 - 8.zz.sgn
  !
  !
  !
  control plan
  !
  !
  voice-port 0/0/0:0
  translation-profile entering E1_Inbound_DID
  input gain - 2
  mitigation of output 3
  cptone AR
  E1 description of # #.
  !
  Voice-port 1/0/0
  trunk-group TELULARES
  surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
  call waiting times - disconnect 2
  connection ÉRA 6777
  impedance complex2
  Description # Telular #.
  carrier-cap 3100 Hz
  activation of the caller ID
  !
  Voice-port 1/0/1
  trunk-group TELULARES
  surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
  call waiting times - disconnect 2
  connection ÉRA 6777
  impedance complex2
  Description # Telular ILA-activate
  !
  voice-port 1/0/2
  trunk-group TELULARES
  surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
  call waiting times - disconnect 2
  connection ÉRA 6777
  impedance complex2
  Description # Telular #.
  carrier-cap 3100 Hz
  activation of the caller ID
  !
  Voice-port 1/0/3
  trunk-group TELULARES
  surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
  call waiting times - disconnect 2
  connection ÉRA 6777
  impedance complex2
  Description # Telular #.
  carrier-cap 3100 Hz
  activation of the caller ID
  !
  voice-port 2/0/0
  trunk-group FXOs
  surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
  call waiting times - disconnect 2
  connection ÉRA 6777
  impedance complex2
  Description # Linea #.
  carrier-cap 3100 Hz
  activation of the caller ID
  !
  voice-port 0/2/1
  trunk-group FXOs
  surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
  call waiting times - disconnect 2
  connection ÉRA 6777
  impedance complex2
  Description # Linea #.
  carrier-cap 3100 Hz
  activation of the caller ID
  !
  voice-port 0/2/2
  trunk-group FXOs
  surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
  call waiting times - disconnect 2
  connection ÉRA 6777
  impedance complex2
  Description # Linea #.
  carrier-cap 3100 Hz
  activation of the caller ID
  !
  voice-port 0/2/3
  trunk-group FXOs
  surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
  call waiting times - disconnect 2
  connection ÉRA 6777
  impedance complex2
  Description # n/d #.
  carrier-cap 3100 Hz
  activation of the caller ID
  !
  !
  !
  !
  !
  !
  profile MGCP default
  !
  SCCP local GigabitEthernet0/0.10
  SCCP ccm 172.16.10.1 identifier 1 version7.0
  SCCP
  !
  SCCP ccm Group 1
  associate the ccm 1 priority 1
  associate profile 1 registry confprof1
  associate the profile registry xcode10 10
  !
  transcode dspfarm profile 10
  Codec g711ulaw
  Codec g711alaw
  Codec g729ar8
  Codec g729abr8
  maximum sessions 10
  associate the PCRS application
  !
  dspfarm profile Conference 1
  Codec g711ulaw
  Codec g711alaw
  Codec g729ar8
  Codec g729abr8
  Codec g729r8
  Codec g729br8
  maximum sessions 4
  Conference-join custom cptone CCAjointone
  Conference-leave custom cptone CCAleavetone
  associate the PCRS application
  !
  Dial-peer cor custom
  name Acceso_FULL
  name Acceso_Local
  name Acceso_Moviles
  name Acceso_LDN
  name Acceso_LDI
  name Acceso_Internos
  name Acceso_ESP
  !
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corInternos
  Member Acceso_Internos
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corLocal
  Member Acceso_Local
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corLocalMoviles
  Member Acceso_Local
  Member Acceso_Moviles
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corLDN
  Member Acceso_Local
  Member Acceso_LDN
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corLDI
  Member Acceso_Local
  Member Acceso_Moviles
  Member Acceso_LDN
  Member Acceso_LDI
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corLocalESP
  Member Acceso_Local
  Member Acceso_ESP
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corFULL
  Member Acceso_FULL
  Member Acceso_Local
  Member Acceso_Moviles
  Member Acceso_LDN
  Member Acceso_LDI
  Member Acceso_Internos
  Member Acceso_ESP
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corLDNMoviles
  Member Acceso_Local
  Member Acceso_Moviles
  Member Acceso_LDN
  !
  Dial-peer cor list corLDIMoviles
  Member Acceso_Local
  Member Acceso_Moviles
  Member Acceso_LDN
  Member Acceso_LDI
  !
  !
  voice POTS dial-peer 1
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 0/0/0:0
  !
  Dial-peer voice 2 pots
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  !
  Dial-peer voice 3 pots
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 1/0/0
  !
  Dial-peer voice 4 pots
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 0/1/1
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 5
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 0/1/2
  !
  Dial-peer voice 6 pots
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 0/1/3
  !
  Dial-peer voice 7 pots
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 0/2/0
  !
  Dial-peer voice 8 pots
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 0/2/1
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 9
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 0/2/2
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 10
  Description * incoming dial peer *.
  incoming called-number. %
  direct line to inside
  port 0/2/3
  !
  Dial-peer voice voip 6000
  Description # CUE #.
  translation-profile outgoing VoiceMail_Directo
  destination-model 6...
  B2BUA
  session protocol sipv2
  session target ipv4:172.16.10.2
  SIP DTMF-relay rtp-nte-notify
  Codec g711ulaw
  No vad
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 911
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  Description # EMERGENCIAS 911 #.
  destination-model $ 0911
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digits 3
  No sip record
  !
  Dial-peer voice 300 pots
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  corlist outgoing corFULL
  Description # Acceso FULL #.
  destination-model 0 t
  direct line to inside
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 301
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  corlist outgoing corLocal
  # Local description #.
  destination-model 0 [2-8]... $
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digits 7
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 302
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  corlist outgoing corLocal
  Description # Local residents special #.
  preference 2
  destination-model 011. $
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digits 3
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 303
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  corlist outgoing corLocal
  # # 0800 Local description
  destination-model 008... $
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digit 11
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 304
  trunkgroup TELULARES 1
  trunkgroup E1 2
  corlist outgoing corLocalMoviles
  Description # Moviles Local #.
  huntstop
  destination-model 015... $
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digit 9
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 305
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  corlist outgoing corLDI
  Description # LDI #.
  destination-model 000 t
  direct line to inside
  prefix 00
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 306
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  corlist outgoing corLocalESP
  Description # 06XX Local #.
  destination-model 006... $
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digit 11
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 307
  trunkgroup TELULARES 1
  trunkgroup E1 2
  corlist outgoing corLDNMoviles
  # Moviles NDA description #.
  huntstop
  preference 1
  destination-model 00 [2-3]... 15.......$
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digit 13
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 308
  trunkgroup TELULARES 1
  trunkgroup E1 2
  corlist outgoing corLDNMoviles
  # Moviles NDA description #.
  huntstop
  preference 1
  destination-model 00 [2-3]... 15... $
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digit 13
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 309
  trunkgroup TELULARES 1
  trunkgroup E1 2
  corlist outgoing corLDNMoviles
  # Moviles NDA description #.
  huntstop
  destination-model 001115... $
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digit 13
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 310
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  corlist outgoing corLDN
  # NDA description #.
  preference 2
  destination-model 0011 [2-8]... $
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digit 11
  No sip record
  !
  voice pots Dial-peer 311
  trunkgroup E1
  trunkgroup FXOs
  corlist outgoing corLDN
  # NDA description #.
  preferably 3
  destination-model 00 [2-3]... T
  direct line to inside
  Forward-digit 11
  No sip record
  !
  !
  No pots of checking status outbound dial-peer
  presence
  presence-call list
  allow to subscribe
  !
  SIP - ua
  Retry registry 3
  MWI-Server ipv4:172.16.10.2 expires 3600 port udp 5060 transport unsolicited
  activation of the presence
  check enable ood
  !
  !
  !
  access controller
  Shutdown
  !
  !
  phone service
  3 units of sdspfarm
  sessions to transcode sdspfarm 1
  Unregister the sdspfarm team
  sdspfarm tag 1 confprof1
  conference material
  video
  authentication credentials root xxxx
  Max-joined 165
  Max - dn 500
  IP source-address 172.16.10.1 port 2000
  Redirect Max 20
  Auto assign 300 to 304
  initiator of the call number
  Service phone videoCapability 1
  dnis overlay service
  dnis dir-search service
  timeouts interdigit 5
  system message
  URL of http://172.16.10.2/voiceview/common/login.do services
  URL authentication http://172.16.10.1/CCMCIP/authenticate.asp
  location of the cnf file flash:
  the locale user ARE loading CME-local-es_ES-Spanish - 8.8.2.5.tar
  local network ARE
  load 7916-24-B016-1-0-4
  load SCCP45.9 - 2-1 7945 s
  load 6921 SCCP69xx.9 - 2-1-0
  time format 24
  aa-mm-dd date format
  voicemail 6000
  MAX conferences 8-6 win
  ground of appeal forwards. T
  before call forwarding-expanded system
  The Health Department "music-on - hold.au.
  multicast moh 239.10.16.4 port 2000
  Web admin system name root password xxxxx
  DN-webedit
  time-webedit
  transfer full-consult dss system
  transfer-model 9.T
  transfer-model. T
  transfer-model 0.T
  secondary-key 0
  Standard AEC
  create the files-cnf version-stamp 7960 4 December 2012 10:35:39
  !
  !
  ePhone-model 1
  softkeys idle recompose Newcall Cfwdall Gpickup mobility DND
  softkeys connected Hold Endcall Trnsfer Confrn Mobility Park
  !
  !
  ePhone-model 15
  softkeys idle recompose Newcall Cfwdall Pickup Gpickup DND Login
  softkeys seized Cfwdall Endcall recompose Pickup Meetme Gpickup reminder
  softkeys connected Hold Endcall Trnsfer Confrn ConfList RmLstC Acct Park
  disposal of the 2 buttons-7931
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 1 double line
  number 9052
  Pickup-group 1
  label Mariana Rodriguez
  name of Mariana Rodriguez
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 2 double line
  number 9056
  label Mauro Comisso
  name Mauro Comisso
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 3 double line
  number 9058
  label Juan Curcio
  name Juan Curcio
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 4 double line
  number 9053
  Pickup-group 1
  label Ada Grajeda
  name Ada Grajeda
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 5 double line
  number 9057
  Pickup-group 1
  label Soledad Amici
  name Soledad Amici
  allow to watch
  call forward all 0156431935
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 6 double line
  number 9051
  Pickup-group 1
  label Mariana Grassi
  name of Mariana Grassi
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 7 double line
  number 9054
  Pickup-group 2
  label Eduardo Bocca
  name Eduardo Bocca
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 8 double line
  Number 9055
  Pickup-group 2
  label Graciela Rossi
  name of Graciela Rossi
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 9 double line
  number 9050
  Pickup-group 1
  label Norberto Romero
  name Norberto Romero
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 10 double line
  number 9062
  Pickup-group 3
  label Edgardo Spagnolo
  name Edgardo Spagnolo
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 11 double line
  number 9061
  Pickup-group 3
  label Jorge Allegretta
  name Jorge Allegretta
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 12 double line
  number 9063
  Pickup-group 3
  label Carlos Volonterio
  name Carlos Volonterio
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 13 double line
  number 9026
  Pickup-group 3
  Juan Carlos Conte label
  name of Juan Carlos Conte
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 14 double line
  number 9012
  tag Cocina
  name of Cocina
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLocal
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 15 double line
  number 9067
  label Alejandro Martinez
  Name Alejandro Martinez
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 16 double line
  number 9060
  Pickup-group 4
  label on Ricardo Amici
  name Ricardo Amici
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 17 double line
  number 9068
  Pickup-group 4
  Miguel Ayoroa label
  name Miguel Ayoroa
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 18 double line
  number 9034
  Pickup-group 5
  label Hugo Mazzello
  name Hugo Mazzello
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 19 double line
  number 9031
  Pickup-group 5
  label Carlos Gines
  name Carlos Ginés
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 20 double line
  number 9033
  label Luis Arecco
  name Luis Arecco
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 30
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 21 double line
  number 9032
  Pickup-group 5
  Pablo Pascualetti label
  name of Pablo Pascualetti
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 22 double line
  number 9035
  Pickup-group 5
  label Francisco Weyland
  name of Francisco Weyland
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 23 double line
  number 9015
  Pickup-group 6
  label Administrativo VTS
  name Administrativo VTS
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 24 double line
  number 9016
  Pickup-group 6
  label VTS Guardia
  name VTS Guardia
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 25 double line
  number 9017
  Pickup-group 6
  label Juan Linares
  name Juan Linares
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 26 double line
  number 9029
  Pickup-group 8
  label Alejandrina Daub
  name Alejandrina Daub
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 27 double line
  number 9010
  Pickup-group 8
  label Natalia Urriza
  name Natalia Urriza
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 28 double line
  number 9090
  Pickup-group 8
  label Carlos Echeverría
  name Carlos Echeverría
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 29 double line
  number 9091
  Pickup-group 8
  label Guillermina Juarez
  name Guillermina Juarez
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 30 double line
  number 9013
  Pickup-group 9
  label Oscar Lopez
  name Oscar Lopez
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 31 double line
  number 9025
  Pickup-group 9
  Miguel Schnegelberger label
  name Miguel Schnegelberger
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 32 double line
  number 9014
  Pickup-group 9
  label Gerardo Bessone
  name of Gerardo Bessone
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 33 double line
  number 9074
  Pickup-group 10
  label Alberto Carnevali
  name Alberto Carnevali
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 34 double line
  number 9071
  Pickup-group 10
  label Jorge Mendonca
  name Jorge Mendonça
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 35 double line
  number 9077
  Pickup-group 10
  Gabriel Samanich label
  name Gabriel Samanich
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 36 double line
  number 9075
  Pickup-group 10
  Marcelo Gambarte label
  name Marcelo Gambarte
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 37 dual line
  number 9073
  Pickup-group 10
  tag Miguel Walter
  name Miguel Walter
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 38 double line
  Number of 9078
  Pickup-group 10
  label Juan Manuel Rodriguez
  name Juan Manuel Rodriguez
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 39 double line
  number 9073
  Pickup-Group 11
  tag Miguel Garelli
  name Miguel Garelli
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  double line ephone-dn 40
  number 9072
  Pickup-Group 11
  Legal label
  Legal name
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 41 double line
  number 9080
  Pickup-group 12
  label Anibal Fernandez
  name Anibal Fernandez
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 42 double line
  number 9081
  Pickup-group 12
  label Jorge Conti
  name Jorge Conti
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 43 double line
  number 9028
  label Oficina 19 Fruticultura
  name Oficina 19 Fruticultura
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 44 double line
  number 9023
  label Borelli Hugo
  name Hugo Borelli
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 45 double line
  number 9004
  Pickup-Group 13
  label Eugenia Tortora
  name Eugenia Tortora
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 46 double line
  number 9019
  label Sala de Ingles
  name of the Sala de Ingles
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 47 dual line
  number 9092
  label Centro de Contrataciones
  name of Centro de Contrataciones
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 48 double line
  number 9027
  label Convention
  name Convention
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 49 double line
  number 9066
  label Guincheros
  name Guincheros
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  double line ephone-dn 50
  number 9020
  label Balanza White
  name Balanza White
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  double line ephone-dn 51
  number 9002
  Pickup-Group 13
  label Laura Trapani
  name Laura Trapani
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 52 double line
  number 9001
  Pickup-Group 13
  label Juan Ignacio Fernandez
  name Juan Ignacio Fernandez
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 53 double line
  number 9005
  Pickup-Group 13
  label Rosana Pastizzo
  name Rosana Pastizzo
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDI
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 54 double line
  number 9022
  label Guardia ANP
  name Guardia ANP
  allow to watch
  call-forward busy 6000
  call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
  corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
  MWI-type visual
  author of wedge-alert 30
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 300
  number 8800
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 301
  number 8801
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 302
  number 8803
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 304
  number 8804
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 490
  number A801... No. - reg primary
  MWI off
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 491
  number A800... No. - reg primary
  MWI on
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 492 double line
  A001 number
  Description # AdHoc Conf #.
  Ad hoc Conference
  No huntstop
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 493 double line
  A001 number
  Description # AdHoc Conf #.
  Ad hoc Conference
  No huntstop
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 494 double line
  A001 number
  Description # AdHoc Conf #.
  Ad hoc Conference
  No huntstop
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 495 double line
  A001 number
  Description # AdHoc Conf #.
  Ad hoc Conference
  No huntstop
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 496 double line
  A001 number
  Description # AdHoc Conf #.
  Ad hoc Conference
  No huntstop
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 497 double line
  A001 number
  Description # AdHoc Conf #.
  Ad hoc Conference
  No huntstop
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 498 double line
  A001 number
  Description # AdHoc Conf #.
  Ad hoc Conference
  No huntstop
  !
  !
  ePhone-dn 499 double line
  A001 number
  Description # AdHoc Conf #.
  Ad hoc Conference
  No huntstop
  !
  !
  ePhone 1
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.2694
  user name "mrodriguez".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 1:1
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 2
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE1.1553
  user name "mcomisso".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  key 1:2
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 3
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.268E
  user name "jcurcio".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  key 1:3
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 4
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.2306
  user name "agrajeda".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  key 1:4
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 5
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE1.13E2
  user name "samici".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  key 1:5
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 6
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.23F3
  user name "mgrassi".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 1:6
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 7
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.5494
  user name "ebocca".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  key 1:7
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 8
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.2622
  «grossi» user name
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  key 1:8
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 9
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.275D
  user name "nromero".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  key 1:9
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 10
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0. D5BE
  user name "espagnolo".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:10
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 11
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.2308
  user name "jallegretta".
  presence-call list
  short name 1 04570359 have
  2 04571755 Agencia Martin short name
  3 04571676 Aduana short name
  abbreviated name 4 04572700 Agencia sea white
  5 04573100 Agencia Helenica short name
  6 04573212 Agencia friend short name
  7 04571745 Agencia Austral short name
  shortname 8 04573080 Agencia Walsh
  9 0154754638 Capataz short name
  10 0154680277 Operaciones short name
  11 0154294269 Spagnolo short name
  12 0154630447 J.M. Rodriguez short name
  13 0154294278 Carnevali short name
  14 0156440300 Semaport Maxi short name
  15 0154611610 Alejandro Martinez short name
  16 0156434709 Mazzello Ruben short name
  17 0156465751 Gomez Omar short name
  short name 18 04580041 Agencia Fertimport
  type 7945
  button 01:11
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 12
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0. D51D
  user name "cvolonterio".
  presence-call list
  1 04571566 short name Casa
  2 0156428310 Carli short name
  3 04571755 Martin short name
  4 04523179 Rebollo short name
  5 04556988 HelenicaBahia short name
  6 04512869 Flanders short name
  7 04520427 Ingraphica short name
  0154680277 8 name Oper guardia abstract
  9 04580041 Fertimport short name
  10 0154297404 Velovich short name
  11 0155757554 Fabian short name
  type 7945
  button 01:12
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 13
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.2690
  user name "jconte".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:13
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 14
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.556A
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:14
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 15
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.4FF2
  user name "amartinez" password 1234
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:15
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 16
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.24BA
  user name "ramici".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:16
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 17
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0. D603
  user name "mayoroa".
  presence-call list
  1 0154060261 Carmen short name
  2 0154197765 Guille short name
  3 0154360390 Mika short name
  4 0156438757 MiMovistar short name
  5 0156428310 Volonterio short name
  6 001149318458 U.Ferroviaria short name
  7 0154294274 Romero short name
  shortname 8 0154294270 Amici
  9 0154754618 Bocca short name
  10 0154637810 Echeverría short name
  type 7945
  button 01:17
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 18
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.525A
  username 'hmazzello' password 1234
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:18
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 19
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0. D54B
  username 'cgines' password 1234
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:19
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 20
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.2508
  user name "areccola".
  presence-call list
  1 04522898 short name Casa
  2 002214295075 Geodesia short name
  type 7945
  button 01:20
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 21
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.24B3
  user name "ppascualetti".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button at 01:21
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 22
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.22FA
  user name "fweyland".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:22
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 23
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.232B
  user name "vts".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button at 01:23
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 24
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.526C
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:24
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 25
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0. D4AD
  user name "jlinares".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:25
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 26
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE1.0FAD
  username 'adaub' password 1234
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:26
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 27
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE1.12FB
  user name "nurriza".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:27
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 28
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE1.1587
  user name "cecheverria".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:28
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 29
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE1.1535
  user name "gjuarez".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:29
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 30
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.231A
  username 'olopez' password 1234
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button of 01:30
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 31
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.232E
  user name "mschnegelberger".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:31
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 32
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.24A8
  user name "gbessone".
  presence-call list
  1 015472688 Lore short name
  UTE 2 04573029 short name
  type 7945
  button 01:32
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 33
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.2625
  user name "acarnevali".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button at 01:33
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 34
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.4FE0
  user name "jmendonca".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:34
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 35
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.52E6
  user name "gsamanich".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:35
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 36
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.25EC
  user name "mgambarte".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:36
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 37
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.5474
  user name "mwalter".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:37
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 38
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE1.15A8
  user name "jmrodriguez".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:38
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 39
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.5495
  user name "mgarelli".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:39
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 40
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.24C5
  user name "vcolace".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button at 01:40
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 41
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.5215
  user name "afernandez.
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:41
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 42
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.2512
  user name "jconti".
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button at 01:42
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 43
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0. D573
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:43
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 44
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.530C
  presence-call list
  type 7945
  button 01:44
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 45
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac C40A. CBE0.24D1
  user name "etortora".
  presence-call list
  Casa 1 04533543 short name
  type 7945
  button 01:45
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 46
  security-mode device no
  video
  Mac C464.1300.5AED address
  Max-calls-by button-2
  presence-call list
  type of 6921
  button 01:46
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 47
  security-mode device no
  video
  Mac C464.1300.5B3B address
  Max-calls-by button-2
  presence-call list
  type of 6921
  button at 01:47
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 48
  security-mode device no
  video
  Mac C464.1300.5C51 address
  Max-calls-by button-2
  user name "Convention."
  presence-call list
  type of 6921
  button 01:48
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 49
  security-mode device no
  video
  Mac C464.1300.5B59 address
  Max-calls-by button-2
  user name "guincheros".
  presence-call list
  type of 6921
  button 01:49
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 50
  security-mode device no
  video
  Mac C464.1300.5B36 address
  Max-calls-by button-2
  presence-call list
  type of 6921
  button 01:50
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 51
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac D824. BDBB.9B10
  Max-calls-by button-2
  user name "ltrapani".
  presence-call list
  BLF-numbering 1 9009 label "Valentine Moran"
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  BLF-numbering 7 9056 label "Mauro Comisso"
  BLF-abstracts 8 9058 label 'Juan Curcio'
  BLF-speed-dial 9 9053 label "Ada Grajeda"
  BLF-speed-dial 10 9057 label "Soledad Amici"
  BLF-abstracts 11 9051 label "Mariana Grassi"
  BLF-speed-dial 12 9054 tag 'Eduardo Bocca'
  BLF-abstracts 13 9055 label "Graciela Rossi"
  BLF-abstracts 14 9050 label "Norberto Romero"
  BLF-speed-dial 15 9062 label "Edgardo Spagnolo"
  BLF-speed-dial 16 9061 label "Jorge Allegretta"
  BLF-abstracts 17 9063 label "Carlos Volonterio"
  BLF-abstracts 18 9026 label 'Juan Carlos tale'
  BLF-abstracts 19 9012 label "Cocina".
  BLF-abstracts 20 9067 label "Alejandro Martinez"
  BLF-numbering 21 9060 tag "Ricardo Amici"
  BLF-abstracts 22 9068 label "Miguel Ayoroa"
  BLF-abstracts 23 9034 label "Hugo Mazzello"
  BLF-speed-dial 24 9031 label 'Carlos Ginés'
  BLF-abstracts 25 9033 label "Luis Arecco"
  BLF-numbering 26 9032 label 'Pablo Pascualetti'
  BLF-abstracts 27 9035 label "Francisco Weyland"
  BLF-abstracts 28 9015 label "VTS Administrativo"
  BLF-abstracts 29 9016 label "Guardia VTS"
  BLF-abstracts 30 9017 label 'Juan Linares Linares'
  BLF-abstracts 31 9029 label 'Alejandrina Daub'
  BLF-speed-dial 32 9010 tag "Natalia Urriza"
  BLF-abstracts 33 9090 label "Carlos Echeverria"
  BLF-speed-dial 34 9091 label "Guillermina Juarez"
  BLF-abstracts 35 9013 label "Oscar Lopez"
  BLF-abstracts 36 9025 label "Miguel Schnegelberger"
  BLF-abstracts 37 9014 label "Bessone Gerardo"
  BLF-speed-dial 38 9074 tag "Alberto Carnevali"
  BLF-abstracts 39 9071 label "Jorge Mendonça"
  BLF-speed-dial 40 9077 tag 'Gabriel Samanich'
  BLF-abstracts 41 9075 label "Marcelo Gambarte"
  BLF-abstracts 42 9073 label "Miguel Walter"
  BLF-speed-dial 43 9078 label 'Juan Manuel Rodriguez'
  BLF-abstracts 44 9072 label "Monica Blanco"
  BLF-speed-dial 45 9073 label "Victor Colace"
  BLF-abstracts 46 9080 label "Anibal Fernandez"
  BLF-abstracts 47 9081 label "Jorge Conti"
  BLF-abstracts 48 9028 label "Oficina 19 Fruticultura"
  BLF-abstracts 49 9023 label "Oficina 28 Fruticultura"
  BLF-speed-dial 50 9091 label "Eugenia Tortora"
  BLF-abstracts 51 9019 label "Sala of Ingles"
  BLF-numbering 52 9092 tag "Centro de Contrataciones"
  BLF-abstracts 53 9027 label "Convention".
  BLF-abstracts 54 9066 label "Guincheros".
  BLF-abstracts 55 9020 label "Balanza White"
  BLF-abstracts 56 9022 label 'Guardia PNA'
  BLF-abstracts 57 9002 label 'Laura Trapani'
  9001 58 BLF-abstracts label 'Juan Ignacio Fernandez'
  BLF-abstracts 59 9093 label "Rosana Pastizzo"
  7965 addon type 1 7916 - 24 2 7916 - 24
  button 01:51
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 52
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac D824. BDBA. D185
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  BLF-numbering 1 9009 label "Valentine Moran"
  BLF-numbering 2 9003 tag "Claudio tale"
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  BLF-speed-dial 4 9099 label "Hugo Borelli"
  BLF-abstracts 5 9070 label "Sala of directory"
  BLF-abstracts 6 9052 label "Mariana Rodriguez"
  BLF-numbering 7 9056 label "Mauro Comisso"
  BLF-abstracts 8 9058 label 'Juan Curcio'
  BLF-speed-dial 9 9053 label "Ada Grajeda"
  BLF-speed-dial 10 9057 label "Soledad Amici"
  BLF-abstracts 11 9051 label "Mariana Grassi"
  BLF-speed-dial 12 9054 tag 'Eduardo Bocca'
  BLF-abstracts 13 9055 label "Graciela Rossi"
  BLF-abstracts 14 9050 label "Norberto Romero"
  BLF-speed-dial 15 9062 label "Edgardo Spagnolo"
  BLF-speed-dial 16 9061 label "Jorge Allegretta"
  BLF-abstracts 17 9063 label "Carlos Volonterio"
  BLF-abstracts 18 9026 label 'Juan Carlos tale'
  BLF-abstracts 19 9012 label "Cocina".
  BLF-abstracts 20 9067 label "Alejandro Martinez"
  BLF-numbering 21 9060 tag "Ricardo Amici"
  BLF-abstracts 22 9068 label "Miguel Ayoroa"
  BLF-abstracts 23 9034 label "Hugo Mazzello"
  BLF-speed-dial 24 9031 label 'Carlos Ginés'
  BLF-abstracts 25 9033 label "Luis Arecco"
  BLF-numbering 26 9032 label 'Pablo Pascualetti'
  BLF-abstracts 27 9035 label "Francisco Weyland"
  BLF-abstracts 28 9015 label "VTS Administrativo"
  BLF-abstracts 29 9016 label "Guardia VTS"
  BLF-abstracts 30 9017 label 'Juan Linares Linares'
  BLF-abstracts 31 9029 label 'Alejandrina Daub'
  BLF-speed-dial 32 9010 tag "Natalia Urriza"
  BLF-abstracts 33 9090 label "Carlos Echeverria"
  BLF-speed-dial 34 9091 label "Guillermina Juarez"
  BLF-abstracts 35 9013 label "Oscar Lopez"
  BLF-abstracts 36 9025 label "Miguel Schnegelberger"
  BLF-abstracts 37 9014 label "Bessone Gerardo"
  BLF-speed-dial 38 9074 tag "Alberto Carnevali"
  BLF-abstracts 39 9071 label "Jorge Mendonça"
  BLF-speed-dial 40 9077 tag 'Gabriel Samanich'
  BLF-abstracts 41 9075 label "Marcelo Gambarte"
  BLF-abstracts 42 9073 label "Miguel Walter"
  BLF-speed-dial 43 9078 label 'Juan Manuel Rodriguez'
  BLF-abstracts 44 9072 label "Monica Blanco"
  BLF-speed-dial 45 9073 label "Victor Colace"
  BLF-abstracts 46 9080 label "Anibal Fernandez"
  BLF-abstracts 47 9081 label "Jorge Conti"
  BLF-abstracts 48 9028 label "Oficina 19 Fruticultura"
  BLF-abstracts 49 9023 label "Oficina 28 Fruticultura"
  BLF-speed-dial 50 9091 label "Eugenia Tortora"
  BLF-abstracts 51 9019 label "Sala of Ingles"
  BLF-numbering 52 9092 tag "Centro de Contrataciones"
  BLF-abstracts 53 9027 label "Convention".
  BLF-abstracts 54 9066 label "Guincheros".
  BLF-abstracts 55 9020 label "Balanza White"
  BLF-abstracts 56 9022 label 'Guardia PNA'
  BLF-abstracts 57 9002 label 'Laura Trapani'
  9001 58 BLF-abstracts label 'Juan Ignacio Fernandez'
  BLF-abstracts 59 9093 label "Rosana Pastizzo"
  7965 addon type 1 7916 - 24 2 7916 - 24
  button at 01:52
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 53
  security-mode device no
  video
  address Mac D824. BDBB.9C27
  user name "rpastizzo".
  presence-call list
  BLF-numbering 1 9009 label "Valentine Moran"
  BLF-numbering 2 9003 tag "Claudio tale"
  BLF-speed-dial 3 9030 label "Miguel Garelli"
  BLF-speed-dial 4 9099 label "Hugo Borelli"
  BLF-abstracts 5 9070 label "Sala of directory"
  BLF-abstracts 6 9052 label "Mariana Rodriguez"
  BLF-numbering 7 9056 label "Mauro Comisso"
  BLF-abstracts 8 9058 label 'Juan Curcio'
  BLF-speed-dial 9 9053 label "Ada Grajeda"
  BLF-speed-dial 10 9057 label "Soledad Amici"
  BLF-abstracts 11 9051 label "Mariana Grassi"
  BLF-speed-dial 12 9054 tag 'Eduardo Bocca'
  BLF-abstracts 13 9055 label "Graciela Rossi"
  BLF-abstracts 14 9050 label "Norberto Romero"
  BLF-speed-dial 15 9062 label "Edgardo Spagnolo"
  BLF-speed-dial 16 9061 label "Jorge Allegretta"
  BLF-abstracts 17 9063 label "Carlos Volonterio"
  BLF-abstracts 18 9026 label 'Juan Carlos tale'
  BLF-abstracts 19 9012 label "Cocina".
  BLF-abstracts 20 9067 label "Alejandro Martinez"
  BLF-numbering 21 9060 tag "Ricardo Amici"
  BLF-abstracts 22 9068 label "Miguel Ayoroa"
  BLF-abstracts 23 9034 label "Hugo Mazzello"
  BLF-speed-dial 24 9031 label 'Carlos Ginés'
  BLF-abstracts 25 9033 label "Luis Arecco"
  BLF-numbering 26 9032 label 'Pablo Pascualetti'
  BLF-abstracts 27 9035 label "Francisco Weyland"
  BLF-abstracts 28 9015 label "VTS Administrativo"
  BLF-abstracts 29 9016 label "Guardia VTS"
  BLF-abstracts 30 9017 label 'Juan Linares Linares'
  BLF-abstracts 31 9029 label 'Alejandrina Daub'
  BLF-speed-dial 32 9010 tag "Natalia Urriza"
  BLF-abstracts 33 9090 label "Carlos Echeverria"
  BLF-speed-dial 34 9091 label "Guillermina Juarez"
  BLF-abstracts 35 9013 label "Oscar Lopez"
  BLF-abstracts 36 9025 label "Miguel Schnegelberger"
  BLF-abstracts 37 9014 label "Bessone Gerardo"
  BLF-speed-dial 38 9074 tag "Alberto Carnevali"
  BLF-abstracts 39 9071 label "Jorge Mendonça"
  BLF-speed-dial 40 9077 tag 'Gabriel Samanich'
  BLF-abstracts 41 9075 label "Marcelo Gambarte"
  BLF-abstracts 42 9073 label "Miguel Walter"
  BLF-speed-dial 43 9078 label 'Juan Manuel Rodriguez'
  BLF-abstracts 44 9072 label "Monica Blanco"
  BLF-speed-dial 45 9073 label "Victor Colace"
  BLF-abstracts 46 9080 label "Anibal Fernandez"
  BLF-abstracts 47 9081 label "Jorge Conti"
  BLF-abstracts 48 9028 label "Oficina 19 Fruticultura"
  BLF-abstracts 49 9023 label "Oficina 28 Fruticultura"
  BLF-speed-dial 50 9091 label "Eugenia Tortora"
  BLF-abstracts 51 9019 label "Sala of Ingles"
  BLF-numbering 52 9092 tag "Centro de Contrataciones"
  BLF-abstracts 53 9027 label "Convention".
  BLF-abstracts 54 9066 label "Guincheros".
  BLF-abstracts 55 9020 label "Balanza White"
  BLF-abstracts 56 9022 label 'Guardia PNA'
  BLF-abstracts 57 9002 label 'Laura Trapani'
  9001 58 BLF-abstracts label 'Juan Ignacio Fernandez'
  BLF-abstracts 59 9093 label "Rosana Pastizzo"
  7965 addon type 1 7916 - 24 2 7916 - 24
  button at 01:53
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 54
  security-mode device no
  video
  Mac C464.1300.5B42 address
  Max-calls-by button-2
  presence-call list
  type of 6921
  button at 01:54
  !
  !
  !
  ePhone 1200
  security-mode device no
  001D.60F0.6FA5 Mac address
  button 01:10
  !
  !
  !
  !
  Line con 0
  line to 0
  line 2
  no activation-character
  No exec
  preferred no transport
  transport of entry all
  transport output pad rlogin lapb - your MOP v120 udptn ssh telnet
  StopBits 1
  line 195
  no activation-character
  No exec
  preferred no transport
  transport of entry all
  transport output pad rlogin lapb - your MOP v120 udptn ssh telnet
  StopBits 1
  line vty 0 4
  access-class 23 in
  privilege level 15
  transport input telnet ssh
  line vty 5 15
  access-class 23 in
  privilege level 15
  transport input telnet ssh
  !
  Scheduler allocate 20000 1000
  Master of NTP
  NTP-Calendar Update
  !
  end

  CUCME2951 #.

  Any help will be really appreciated!

  "" Material special multi Conference for more than three parts is not supported on Cisco Unified IP SIP phones running. ".

  of the CMF administration guide:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucme/Admin/Configuration/Guide/cmeconf.html#wp1020601

  HTH,

  Chris

• Help, please! My objects have no edge/bottom unless you publish an excerpt. I don't see what I do?

  I have CS6 Flash Professional, Windows 7 Professional, file, I'm doing is an ActionScript 2. I have to use ActionScript 2 for her because it's a school project.  I can click the Oval tool, set the size of the race to 2.0 black line, fill for rose and drag to create the oval on the stage. while I am dragging, and when I finished dragging, it's always just a green outline thin oval. No fill, no line thickness and color is green. When I click on publish preview and load a preview for flash pop up box shows the oval with racing 2,00-size, black and pink filling outline.

  

  It seems that no matter what I try to draw or to the scene, it appears just like the green outline custom all and display the fill/stroke that I select for them. Is this something in my settings I need to change?

  If someone could help me it would be really, really appreciated!

  You seem to have something to show in preview mode.  There are two places/ways this can happen.

  The first, the most obvious place is the chronology.  If you look at the layer you draw in, at the end of the section where you name the layer, you should see a small square.  This place controls for that layer preview mode.  I can't tell from the picture that show you if it is active or not, so try clicking on it to put between the outline and not in preview mode to see if that fixes things.  The color inside the square will be solid, if not in mode plotted.

  The second, less obvious place to look through the menu in the top bar... Select view-> Preview Mode-> and make sure that you described is not selected.