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• Satellite M70-159: how to set the APM mode on the HARD drive?

  Hello.
  I have Toshiba M70-159 and I have problem with my HARD drive. My power to drive (FUJITSU MHV2060BH) down from 2 to 5 min... I put in Toshiba Power Saver "Never."
  I now read http://www.fel.fujitsu.com/support/disk/manuals/m60_product_manual.pdf and I see maybe APM I put.
  How can I configure Mode APM?

  1.11 advanced Power Management (APM)

  The hard disk automatically switches to the mode according to energy saving the
  setting the APM mode under the inactive state.
  The APM mode can be selected with a number of sector register of ALL
  Control FEATURES (EF).
  The disk complies with the three types of modes of the APM which a command
  from the host is necessary.
  EN = 05 h: enable APM
  SC = C0h - FEh: Mode-0 Active Idle? Idle low power
  SC = 80 h - BFh: Mode-1 idle assets? Low power idle (default)
  SC = 01 h - 7Fh: Mode-2 inactive assets? Low power idling? Standby
  EN = 85 h: disable APM (Game Mode-0)
  Active Idle: The head is in a position of extreme inner disc
  Middle. (VCM Lock)
  Overview of the unit
  1-14-C141-E224
  Low power Idle: the head is unloaded the disc.
  The spindle motor.
  Standby: the motor stops.
  In Mode APM-1, which is the default APM mode, operational status moves until it
  Finally reached "low power idle."
  Table 1.7 Advanced Power Management
  APM mode
  Idle assets
  (VCM Lock)
  Idle low power
  (Unloading)
  Standby
  (Spin-off)
  Mode-0 0.2 to 1.2 s min. 15 s/o
  Mode-1 0.1 to 0.2 sec 10.0 - dry 27.5 n/a
  2 mode 0, 1-0, 2 s 10.0 - dry dry 27.5 10.0 - 40, 0
  When was the maximum period during which the hard disk waiting for orders
  exceeded:
  Mode 0: Mode shifts affection Active Active Idle in 0.2 to 1.2 and low
  Inactive power in 15 minutes.
  Mode-1: Active status to Active Idle mode in 0.1 to 0.2 seconds and
  low power idle in 10.0 - 27, 5 seconds.
  Mode 2: Active status to Active Idle mode in 0.1 to 0.2 seconds and
  low power idle in 10.0 - 27, 5 seconds. After 10, 0-40, 0 seconds in
  Low power idle mode goes into sleep mode.
  Note:
  The default values for these settings are reflected in the values of WORD 91 of the
  Command IDENTIFIER. In addition, APM mode is initialized with the Mode-1
  (the default) to power off.
  The above mentioned is time until the transition to each mode of power based on the point
  that the reader becomes a State of waiting for order.

  How can I set Mode APM to disable EN = 85 h: disable the APM (Set Mode-0)

  Where do I put? Please help me.

  Hello

  You can use either the Toshiba Power Saver that controls also the APM mode or you will remove him this tool and then you will use the Windows power management.
  Here, you can change the settings for the APM mode.
  Unfortunately the other options to disable the APM Mode are not known to me.

• Need for visibility on the IPsec protocol: aggressive Mode

  Hello

  I have a few doubts about VPN. I already went through a large number of documents. Everybody says something I don't agree with. So please don't view this kind of material in your answer.

  Aggressive mode: what I know, there are 3 Exchange for aggressive mode. Initiator in the first message sends the ID parameters, DH, HIS (IP address, domain name FULL). Then the answering machine (2nd MSG) reacts with the SA settings, DH, ID, HASH_R, then the initiator (3rd MSG) responds with HASH_I and PHASE 1 is established here.

  As the initiator and the responder IDs are sent in clear text, so we say that aggressive mode is not course.

  DH is used to exchange keys between peers. DH, negotiates and then generate a SECRET_KEY which in turn, is used to encrypt the symmetric key. We have SA parameters for encryption, hash, authentication.

  Here are my questions:

  (a) all of ITS parameters, IDs, DH traded first and second messages. The third message from the initiator is to send to HASH_I. Now, I don't see at all any use of DH in this mode, no encryption (payload ISAKAMP is not encrypted).  A single phase 1 aims to build a secure layer of management so that the PHASE connection 2 (data connection) may establish under a secure layer (PHASE 1). Now, I see that in aggressive mode we are not able to achieve this secure layer. So, what's the point of having encryption algorithms and DH in PHASE 1 if they are never used? Instead of skip PHASE 1 and we can have the PFS in Phase 2 for serving as a DH and we were hashing algorithms, encryption too.

  (b) the PRE SHARED KEY is actually shared via connect using the DH? Or just a HASH of PRE-SHARED-KEY is generated and sent on the connection for authentication?

  (c) why the aggressive mode can be used for dynamic addressing and not the main mode?

  If please answer queries and correct me if I am wrong somewhere.

  Thank you

  Rakesh Kumar

  (a). theoretically, jumping Phase 1 and done everything in Phase 2 (for aggressive mode only) would probably be a good idea to make it safer.  However, this would require a complete redesign of the IKE protocol.  As you probably already know, aggressive mode is used by default only for VPN remote access, and I've never seen used for a site to any of the customers that I came in contact.  In aggressive mode, in my opinion, would be used only in situations where a large number of VPN tunnels are built and demolished all the time (as with RA VPN) to save on material resources.  But... It is what it is, not a very safe to use method.

  (b) the pre-shared key is used to create a hash and this hash is sent to the remote peer.  If the remote peer can create the same hash using its own pre-shared key, then peers know they share the same secrets.  The problem with aggressive mode is that the hash is sent in plain text format, so if an attacker is able to capture these data they could preform a brute force offline attack.

  (c). I think that this has to do with the fact that the aggressive mode sends its identity in text clear and not must therefore not be pre-configured as a peer answer as it does with tunnels with addresses static at both ends.

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• Print to network printer from evil with protected mode enabled (whitelist is configured and printer unc added to CTrustedSites/cSilentPrint)

  We are unable to print to a network printer using Adobe Reader with 'protected mode' active.  These problems occur when you try to use command line arguments to print to a printer that is not installed on the computer.  We are able to accomplish this task easily and protected offshore.

  The journal entries are (where < < unc_path_to_printer > > is a path UNC to a real printer on our network and < < username > > is the windows user name):

  [10:14 / 13:19:20] Adobe Reader Protected Mode logging initiated

  [10:14 / 13:19:20] Find the custom policy file: C:\Program Files (x 86) \Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\ProtectedModeWhitelistConfig.txt

  [10:14 / 13:19:20] Adding a custom policy: FILES_ALLOW_ANY = C:\*

  [10:14 / 13:19:20] Adding a custom policy: REG_ALLOW_ANY = HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ *.

  [10:14 / 13:19:20] Adding a custom policy: REG_ALLOW_ANY = HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE *.

  [10:14 / 13:19:21] Bad Info to printer: device: < < unc_path_to_printer > >, Port: (empty), pilot: (empty), data type: (empty)

  [10:14 / 13:19:21] Bad Info to printer: device: < < unc_path_to_printer > >, Port: (empty), pilot: (empty), data type: (empty)

  [10:14 / 13:19:21] Bad Info to printer: device: < < unc_path_to_printer > >, Port: (empty), pilot: (empty), DataType: RAW

  [10:14 / 13:19:26] Invalid path: \AppData\Local\Adobe\Acrobat\DC\ \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Users\ < < user name > >

  [10:14 / 13:19:26] Invalid path: \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Users\< < user name > >\AppData\Local\Adobe\Acrobat\DC\

  [10:14 / 13:19:26] Invalid path: \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Users\< < user name > >\AppData\Local\Adobe\Acrobat\DC\

  [10:14 / 13:29:50] Bad Info to printer: device: < < unc_path_to_printer > >, Port: (empty), pilot: (empty), data type: (empty)

  [10:14 / 13:30:16] Exit code: 1

  Command line: "C:\Program Files (x 86) \Adobe\Acrobat player DC\Reader\AcroRd32.exe" / s/t "C:\temp\tmp_201510141141420.pdf" "< < unc_path_to_printer > >" "RICOH Aficio SP 4100N PCL 6 '" < < port_for_unc_printer > >'.

  OS: Windows 7

  Version of Adobe Reader: DC

  We have followed the documentation to configure protected mode and did the following:

  1. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\DC\Privileged "bProtectedMode" = 1
     1. We can confirm that the protected mode is enabled in effect
  2. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\DC\Privileged "tBrokerLogfilePath" = C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Local\Temp\AdbeReaderBroker.log
     1. We are able to see the journal, so it works fine
  3. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\DC\FeatureLockDown 'bUseWhitelistConfigFile' = 1
     1. We can confirm via the newspapers being read in the white list file: C:\Program Files (x 86) \Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\ProtectedModeWhitelistConfig.txt
  4. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\DC\TrustManager\cTrustsedSites\cSilentPrint 't1' = < < unc_path_to_printer > >

  Our ProtectedModeWhitelistConfig.txt contains:

  ; Files section

  FILES_ALLOW_ANY = C:\*

  ; Registry

  REG_ALLOW_ANY = HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ *.

  REG_ALLOW_ANY = HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE *.

  We allow all files at the moment, once it's working us would limit it more far.

  We allow the input reg for the moment to remove the following journal errors, which we do not understand:

  [08:06 / 13: 52:21] NtCreateKey: STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

  [08:06 / 13: 52:21] real path: \REGISTRY\MACHINE\Software\Adobe

  [08:06 / 13: 52:21] Consider changing the strategy using this policy rule: REG_ALLOW_ANY

  [08:06 / 13: 52:21] NtCreateKey: STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

  [08:06 / 13: 52:21] real path: \REGISTRY\MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Adobe

  [08:06 / 13: 52:21] Consider changing the strategy using this policy rule: REG_ALLOW_ANY

  [08:06 / 13: 52.28] NtCreateKey: STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

  [08:06 / 13: 52.28] actual path: \REGISTRY\USER\S-1-5-21-3056327225-4203895344-2874801580-19977\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\DC\AVGeneral\cRecentFiles

  [08:06 / 13: 52.28] Consider changing the strategy using this policy rule: REG_ALLOW_ANY

  [08:06 / 13: 52.28] NtCreateKey: STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

  [08:06 / 13: 52.28] actual path: \REGISTRY\USER\S-1-5-21-3056327225-4203895344-2874801580-19977\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\DC\AVGeneral\cRecentFiles

  [08:06 / 13: 52.28] Consider changing the strategy using this policy rule: REG_ALLOW_ANY

  We would appreciate any comments on our Setup so far

  Thank you!

  Thanks for the details.

  I'm afraid this doesn't seem to be something that's going to work. Protected Mode player won't allow printing to a printer that is already installed on the system. Your options are either:

  1. install the printer before launching the player with this command line (perhaps install the printer through the same custom application that try to print the PDF file), GOLD,.

  2 disable the Protected Mode

  Sorry, that I couldn't be useful here.

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  008211: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_ha_call_active_notify:

  008212: 17:09:45.785 Mar 1: stream [0]: callid:0xF5A6, media_passthrough:0

  008213: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceDestroy:

  Conference Id = 0 x 874, Tag = 0 x 0

  008214: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceDestroy:

  008215: 17:09:45.785 Mar 1: confID:0 x 874; callEntry1 callID1:0xF577, type: 6; callEntry2 callID2:0xF5A6, type: 3

  008216: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_drop_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 874, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62839.

  Call destination ID = 62886, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008217: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008218: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008219: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008220: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008221: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008222: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008223: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008224: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008225: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_drop_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 874, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62886 Interface.

  Call destination ID = 62839, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008226: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_generic_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 874, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62886 Interface.

  Call destination ID = 62839, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008227: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccCallFacility:

  Call Id = 62886

  008228: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  (Raytheon = 0xFFFFFFFF, callID1 = 0xF577, gcid = B9B65DF0-DF3011E5-8291F44E-5E62F10, tag = 0 x 0)

  008229: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  (Raytheon = 0xFFFFFFFF, callID2 = 0xF5A6, gcid = B9B65DF0-DF3011E5-8291F44E-5E62F10, tag = 0 x 0)

  008230: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  Conference Id = 0xFFFFFFFF, call = 62839 Id1, Id2 appeal is 62886, Tag = 0 x 0

  008231: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 876, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62839.

  Call destination ID = 62886, available = 0x0, Tag = 0xFFFFFFFF

  008232: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008233: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008234: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008235: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008236: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 876, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62886 Interface.

  Call destination ID = 62839, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008237: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_generic_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 876, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62886 Interface.

  Call destination ID = 62839, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008238: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  Call the entry (Conference Id = 0 x 876, Destination Call Id = 62886)

  008239: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  Call the entry (Conference Id = 0 x 876, Destination Call Id = 62839)

  008240: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  008241: 17:09:45.785 Mar 1: confID:0 x 876; callEntry1 callID1:0xF577, type: 6; callEntry2 callID2:0xF5A6, type: 3

  008242: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

  Destination interface is 0x40977FA8, Destination Call Id = 62886, Source Call Id = 62839.

  Caps (Codec = 0 x 1, Fax rate = 0 x 1, Fax Version: = 0, Vad = 0 x 1,)

  Modem = 0 x 2, Codec bytes = 20, Type of Signal = 3)

  008243: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

  Caps (Playout Mode = 1, Initial = 60 (ms) playout, Playout Min = 40 (ms),)

  Playout Max = 1000 (ms), Fax name = 300 (ms))

  008244: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

  Destination interface is 0x3E9926D4, Destination Call Id = 62839, Source Call Id = 62886.

  Caps (Codec = 0 x 1, Fax rate = 0 x 2, Fax Version: = 0, Vad = 0 x 2,)

  Modem = 0 x 0, Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2)

  008245: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

  Caps (Playout Mode = 1, Initial = 60 (ms) playout, Playout Min = 40 (ms),)

  Playout Max = 1000 (ms), Fax name = 300 (ms))

  008246: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ack:

  Destination interface is 0x3E9926D4, Destination Call Id = 62839, Source Call Id = 62886.

  Version of caps (codec = g711ulaw (0x1), Fax Rate = (0 x 2) FAX_RATE_VOICE, Fax: = 0, ON(0x2) = Vad,)

  Modem = OFF (0x0), Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2, Seq Num Start = 43331)

  008247: Mar 1 17:09:45.785: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ack:

  Destination interface is 0x40977FA8, Destination Call Id = 62886, Source Call Id = 62839.

  Version of caps (codec = g711ulaw (0x1), Fax Rate = (0 x 2) FAX_RATE_VOICE, Fax: = 0, ON(0x2) = Vad,)

  Modem = OFF (0x0), Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2, Seq Num Start = 43331)

  008248: Mar 1 17:09:45.789: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccCallNotify:

  Mask of data bits = 0 x 7, Call Id = 62886

  008249: Mar 1 17:09:45.789: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_process_notify_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 876, call Id1 is 62839, call Id2 = 62886

  008250: Mar 1 17:09:45.789: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_voice_mode_event:

  Call Id = 62839

  008251: Mar 1 17:09:45.789: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_voice_mode_event:

  Call Entry (Context = 0x3F2BFE78)

  008252: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/2E5FCA3F803E/CCAPI/cc_api_display_ie_subfields:

  cc_api_call_setup_ind_common:

  Cisco-username = 1604

  -ccCallInfo IE subfields-

  Cisco-ani = 1604

  Cisco-anitype = 0

  Cisco-aniplan = 0

  Cisco-anipi = 0

  Cisco-anisi = 1

  dest = 80118128813990 #.

  Cisco-desttype = 0

  Cisco-destplan = 0

  Cisco-ISDS = FFFFFFFF

  Cisco-rdn =

  Cisco-rdntype = 0

  Cisco-rdnplan = 0

  Cisco-rdnpi =-1

  Cisco-rdnsi =-1

  Cisco-redirectreason = - 1 fwd_final_type = 0

  final_redirectNumber =

  hunt_group_timeout = 0

  008253: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/2E5FCA3F803E/CCAPI/cc_api_call_setup_ind_common:

  Interface = 0x40977FA8, call Info)

  Number = 1604,(Calling Name=) (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed).

  Called number = # 80118128813990 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown)

  The appeal translated = FALSE, Subscriber Type Str = unknown, FinalDestinationFlag = FALSE,

  Incoming dial-peer = 40016, progress Indication = NULL (0), Calling THE Present = TRUE,

  Road Trkgrp Label source, label Trkgrp road target = CLID Transparent = FALSE), call Id = 62895

  008254: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/2E5FCA3F803E/CCAPI/ccCheckClipClir:

  In: Component number = 1604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed)

  008255: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/2E5FCA3F803E/CCAPI/ccCheckClipClir:

  Out: Component number = 1604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed)

  008256: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

  008257: 17:10:02.912 Mar 1: cc_get_feature_vsa success of malloc

  008258: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

  008259: 17:10:02.912 Mar 1: number of cc_get_feature_vsa is 6

  008260: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

  008261: 17:10:02.912 Mar 1: the FEATURE_VSA attributes are: feature_name:0, feature_time:567235496, feature_id:10085

  008262: Mar 1 17:10:02.912: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_setup_ind_common:

  Set up the event sent;

  Call Info (number = 1604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed),)

  Called number = # 80118128813990 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown))

  008263: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_process_call_setup_ind:

  Event = 0x3E5C7A48

  008264: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_setupind_match_search:

  Try again with the demoted called number # 80118128813990

  008265: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetContext:

  Context = 0x3F2BD328

  008266: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_process_call_setup_ind:

  > Handed CCAPI cid 62895 with tag 40016 app '_ManagedAppProcess_Default '.

  008267: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetupAck:

  Call Id = 62895

  008268: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_set_transfer_info:

  Number of transfer =, reason of transfer = 0x0

  008269: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallReportDigits:

  (callID = 0xF5AF, digit_event = 0 x 0, enable = FALSE, consume = FALSE)

  008270: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallReportDigits:

  Enabled = TRUE, Call Id = 62895

  008271: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_report_digits_done:

  (vdbPtr = 0x40977FA8, callID = 0xF5AF, disp = 0, digit_event = 0 x 0, enable = FALSE, consume = FALSE)

  008272: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_report_digits_done:

  Enabled = TRUE, available = 0 x 0, Interface = 0x40977FA8, Call Id = 62895

  008273: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_report_digits_done:

  Call the entry (first number Timeout = 10000 (ms), including Timeout = 10000 (ms)) numbers

  008274: Mar 1 17:10:02.916: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallProceeding:

  Progress Indication = NULL (0)

  008275: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetupRequest:

  Destination =, Calling IE date = TRUE, Mode = 0.

  Leaving Dial-peer = 220, Params = 0x3F2AA448, Indication = NULL (0) progress

  008276: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCheckClipClir:

  In: Component number = 5864467604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed)

  008277: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCheckClipClir:

  Departures: Component number = 5864467604 (TONE = unknown, NPI = unknown = User, spent, screening presentation allowed =)

  008278: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetupRequest:

  The destination model = 8011 t., called number = 80118128813990, band numbers = TRUE

  008279: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetupRequest:

  Number = 5864467604 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed).

  Called number = 80118128813990 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown).

  Redirect = number, display Info is MacDormott, Tracy

  Account number = 1604, Final Destination flag = FALSE,

  GUID = 2E5FCA3F-DF31-11E5-803E-E9BB423D3151, outbound Dial-peer = 220

  008280: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_display_ie_subfields:

  ccCallSetupRequest:

  Cisco-username = 1604

  -ccCallInfo IE subfields-

  Cisco-ani = 5864467604

  Cisco-anitype = 0

  Cisco-aniplan = 0

  Cisco-anipi = 0

  Cisco-anisi = 1

  dest = 80118128813990

  Cisco-desttype = 0

  Cisco-destplan = 0

  Cisco-ISDS = FFFFFFFF

  Cisco-rdn =

  Cisco-rdntype = 0

  Cisco-rdnplan = 0

  Cisco-rdnpi =-1

  Cisco-rdnsi =-1

  Cisco-redirectreason = - 1 fwd_final_type = 0

  final_redirectNumber =

  hunt_group_timeout = 0

  008281: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccIFCallSetupRequestPrivate:

  Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Type of Interface = 6, Destination =, the Mode = 0x0,

  Call Params (number = 5864467604, (component name = MacDormott, Tracy) (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown, screening = User, spent, presentation = allowed),)

  Called number = 80118128813990 (TON = unknown, NPI = unknown), the appeal translated = FALSE,

  Subscriber Type Str = unknown, FinalDestinationFlag = FALSE, outgoing Dial-peer = 220, Call Count On = FALSE,

  Trkgrp road Label source, label of road target Trkgrp =, tg_label_flag = 0, Application Call Id =)

  008282: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

  008283: 17:10:02.920 Mar 1: cc_get_feature_vsa success of malloc

  008284: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

  008285: 17:10:02.920 Mar 1: number of cc_get_feature_vsa is 7

  008286: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_get_feature_vsa:

  008287: 17:10:02.920 Mar 1: the FEATURE_VSA attributes are: feature_name:0, feature_time:567239752, feature_id:10086

  008288: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccIFCallSetupRequestPrivate:

  Application for facility call SPI's success; Interface type = 6, FlowMode = 1

  008289: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallSetContext:

  Context = 0x3F2AA3F8

  008290: Mar 1 17:10:02.920: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccSaveDialpeerTag:

  Outbound Dial-peer = 220

  008291: 17:10:02.924 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: application typeplan for sw-type 0xD is 0 x 2 0 x 1, Calling num 5864467604

  008292: 17:10:02.924 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: sending INSTALLATION callref = 0x035A callID = 0x82DB = primary interface - or = User switch

  008293: 17:10:02.924 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: TX-> INSTALLATION pd = callref 8 = 0x035A

  Carrying capacity I = 0x8090A2

  Standard = CCITT

  Ability to transfer = speech

  Circuit transfer mode

  Transfer rate = 64 kbit/s

  The channel ID I have = 0xA98397

  Exclusive, Channel 23

  Installation I have = 0x9F8B0100A11902013C02010080114D6163446F726D6F74742C205472616379

  Protocol profile = Extensions of networks

  0xA11902013C02010080114D6163446F726D6F74742C205472616379

  Element = Invoke component

  Invoke Id = 60

  Operation = CallingName

  Name the permitted view extended

  Name = MacDormott, Tracy

  Calling party number i = 0 x 2181, '5864467604'

  Plan: ISDN, Type: National

  Called the part number I = 0 x 80, 8 '0118128813990' has been stripped.

  Plan: Unknown Type: unknown

  008294: 17:10:03.024 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: RX<- call_proc="" pd="8" callref="">

  The channel ID I have = 0xA98397

  Exclusive, Channel 23

  008295: Mar 1 17:10:03.024: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_proceeding:

  Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Indication = NULL (0) progress

  008296: 17:10:04.124 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: RX<- progress="" pd="8" callref="">

  Because I = 0x82FF - error of interoperability; unspecified

  Tuition I = 0 x 8281 - call ISDN not end-to-end, can have information in the Strip

  008297: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_cut_progress:

  Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Indication of progress = NOT ISDN (1) across, Indication = INTERCEPT (2), signals

  Value = 127

  008298: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_cut_progress:

  Call Entry (Responsed = TRUE)

  008299: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallCutProgress:

  Indication of step = NOT ISDN (1) across, Signal Indication = INTERCEPT (2), Cause Value = 127

  Voice call send alert = FALSE, entry calls (alert sent = FALSE)

  008300: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallCutProgress:

  Call Entry (Responsed = TRUE)

  008301: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  (Raytheon = 0xFFFFFFFF, callID1 = 0xF5AF, gcid = 2E606667-DF3111E5-8041E9BB-423D3151, tag = 0 x 0)

  008302: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  (Raytheon = 0xFFFFFFFF, callID2 = 0xF5B0, gcid = 2E606667-DF3111E5-8041E9BB-423D3151, tag = 0 x 0)

  008303: Mar 1 17:10:04.124: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  Conference Id = 0xFFFFFFFF, call = 62895 Id1, Id2 appeal is 62896, Tag = 0 x 0

  008304: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008305: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008306: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008307: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008308: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62895 Interface.

  Call destination ID = 62896, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008309: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62896.

  Call destination ID = 62895, available = 0x0, Tag = 0xFFFFFFFF

  008310: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_generic_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62896.

  Call destination ID = 62895, available = 0x0, Tag = 0xFFFFFFFF

  008311: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  Call the entry (Conference Id = 0 x 877, Destination Call Id = 62896)

  008312: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  Call the entry (Conference Id = 0 x 877, Destination Call Id = 62895)

  008313: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceCreate:

  008314: 17:10:04.128 Mar 1: confID:0 x 877; callEntry1 callID1:0xF5AF, type: 3; callEntry2 callID2:0xF5B0, type: 6

  008315: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

  Destination interface is 0x40977FA8, Destination Call Id = 62895, Source Call Id = 62896.

  Caps (Codec = 0 x 1, Fax rate = 0 x 1, Fax Version: = 0, Vad = 0 x 1,)

  Modem = 0 x 2, Codec bytes = 20, Type of Signal = 3)

  008316: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

  Caps (Playout Mode = 1, Initial = 60 (ms) playout, Playout Min = 40 (ms),)

  Playout Max = 1000 (ms), Fax name = 300 (ms))

  008317: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

  Destination interface is 0x3E9926D4, Destination Call Id = 62896, Source Call Id = 62895.

  Caps (Codec = 0 x 1, Fax rate = 0 x 2, Fax Version: = 0, Vad = 0 x 2,)

  Modem = 0 x 0, Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2)

  008318: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ind:

  Caps (Playout Mode = 1, Initial = 60 (ms) playout, Playout Min = 40 (ms),)

  Playout Max = 1000 (ms), Fax name = 300 (ms))

  008319: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ack:

  Destination interface is 0x3E9926D4, Destination Call Id = 62896, Source Call Id = 62895.

  Version of caps (codec = g711ulaw (0x1), Fax Rate = (0 x 2) FAX_RATE_VOICE, Fax: = 0, ON(0x2) = Vad,)

  Modem = OFF (0x0), Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2, Seq Num Start = 8134)

  008320: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_caps_ack:

  Destination interface is 0x40977FA8, Destination Call Id = 62895, Source Call Id = 62896.

  Version of caps (codec = g711ulaw (0x1), Fax Rate = (0 x 2) FAX_RATE_VOICE, Fax: = 0, ON(0x2) = Vad,)

  Modem = OFF (0x0), Codec bytes = 160, Type of Signal = 2, Seq Num Start = 8134)

  008321: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallNotify:

  Mask of data bits = 0 x 7, Call Id = 62895

  008322: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallNotify:

  Mask of data bits = 0 x 7, Call Id = 62895

  008323: Mar 1 17:10:04.128: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_process_notify_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 877, call Id1 is 62895, call Id2 = 62896

  008324: Mar 1 17:10:04.132: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_voice_mode_event:

  Call Id = 62896

  008325: Mar 1 17:10:04.132: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_voice_mode_event:

  Call Entry (Context = 0x3F2AA3F8)

  008326: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnected:

  Value = 16, = 0x40977FA8, Id = 62895 Call Interface

  008327: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnected:

  Call the entry (Responsed = TRUE, Cause value = 16, Retry Count = 0)

  008328: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceDestroy:

  Conference Id = 0 x 877, Tag = 0 x 0

  008329: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccConferenceDestroy:

  008330: 17:10:13.376 Mar 1: confID:0 x 877; callEntry1 callID1:0xF5AF, type: 3; callEntry2 callID2:0xF5B0, type: 6

  008331: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008332: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008333: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008334: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008335: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008336: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008337: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_get_xcode_stream:

  008338: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: cc_api_get_xcode_stream: 4982

  008339: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_drop_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source = 0x40977FA8, Source Call Id = 62895 Interface.

  Call destination ID = 62896, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008340: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_bridge_drop_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62896.

  Call destination ID = 62895, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008341: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_generic_bridge_done:

  Conference Id = 0 x 877, Source Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Source Call Id = 62896.

  Call destination ID = 62895, available = 0x0, Tag = 0 x 0

  008342: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallDisconnect:

  Value = 16, Tag = 0x0, entry calls (previous disconnection Cause = 0, remove the Cause = 0)

  008343: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallDisconnect:

  Value = 16, entered calls (Responsed = TRUE, Cause value = 16)

  008344: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_get_transfer_info:

  Number of transfer = NULL

  008345: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallDisconnect:

  Value = 16, Tag = 0x0, entry calls (previous disconnection Cause = 0, remove the Cause = 16)

  008346: Mar 1 17:10:13.376: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, ccCallDisconnect:

  Value = 16, entered calls (Responsed = TRUE, Cause value = 16)

  008347: Mar 1 17:10:13.392: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnect_done:

  Available = 0, Interface = 0x40977FA8, Tag = 0 x 0, Call Id = 62895,

  Call the entry (disconnect Cause = 16, class voice Cause Code = 0, retry count = 0)

  008348: Mar 1 17:10:13.392: / / 62895, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnect_done:

  Call interrupted event sent

  008349: Mar 1 17:10:13.392: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_free_feature_vsa:

  008350: 17:10:13.392 Mar 1: cc_free_feature_vsa release 21CF53A0

  008351: Mar 1 17:10:13.392: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_free_feature_vsa:

  008352: 17:10:13.392 Mar 1: free vsacount is 6

  008353: 17:10:13.396 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: TX-> the DISCONNECT pd = callref 8 = 0x035A

  Because I = 0 x 8090 - Normal call clearing

  008354: 17:10:13.676 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: RX<- release="" pd="8" callref="">

  008355: 17:10:13.676 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: TX-> the RELEASE_COMP pd = callref 8 = 0x035A

  008356: Mar 1 17:10:13.676: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnect_done:

  Available = 0, Interface = 0x3E9926D4, Tag = 0 x 0, Call Id = 62896,

  Call the entry (disconnect Cause = 16, class voice Cause Code = 0, retry count = 0)

  008357: Mar 1 17:10:13.676: / / 62896, 2E5FCA3F803E, CCAPI, cc_api_call_disconnect_done:

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  008358: Mar 1 17:10:13.676: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_free_feature_vsa:

  008359: 17:10:13.676 Mar 1: cc_free_feature_vsa release 21CF6440

  008360: Mar 1 17:10:13.676: //-1/xxxxxxxxxxxx/CCAPI/cc_free_feature_vsa:

  008361: 17:10:13.676 Mar 1: free vsacount is 5

  008362: Mar 1 17:10:20.876: / / 62839, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, ccGenerateToneInfo:

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  Tone management = sum network, Params = 0 x 0, Call Id = 62839

  008363: Mar 1 17:10:20.880: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_call_feature:

  Star Type = 50, = 0x40977FA8, Id = 62886 Call Interface

  008364: Mar 1 17:10:20.888: / / 62886, B9B65DF08291, CCAPI, cc_api_call_facility:

  Interface = 0x40977FA8, Id = 62886 Call

  008365: Mar 1 17:10:20.888: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_ha_call_active_notify:

  008366: Mar 1 17:10:20.888: mainst_callID:0xF5A6, peer_callID:0xF577, confID:0 x 876 call_info, spi_type:4, media_flo_thru:1, num_streams:1, swmtpmsp_present:0

  008367: Mar 1 17:10:20.888: / / 62886, xxxxxxxxxxxx, CCAPI, cc_api_ha_call_active_notify:

  008368: 17:10:20.888 Mar 1: stream [0]: callid:0xF5A6, media_passthrough:0

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  008296: 17:10:04.124 Mar 1: ISDN Se0/0/0:23 Q931: RX<- progress="" pd="8" callref="">

  Because I = 0x82FF - error of interoperability; unspecified

  Tuition I = 0 x 8281 - call ISDN not end-to-end, can have information in the Strip

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