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• Connection of remote offices SPA3102

  My boss just bought two SPA3102 VoIP routers in an attempt to set up a VoIP connection to a remote office, thus avoiding expensive international calls.  I'm looking for advice on setting up.

  This is the ideal configuration, we're after.  Box, it is in the seat, and it is connected via the RTC port on a phone line (in fact the PBX).  His IP address is 192.168.32.8 (we are without using the routing of each box function, then the two boxes are connected to the network via the WAN port, with the side LAN not used at all).  Any incoming call on the telephone line must be connected directly on the phone connected to the box of two.  There is no phone connected to the box one.

  Box 2 is in remote desktop. For testing purposes, its IP address is currently 192.168.32.9.  He got a telephone connected to the telephone port, and the PSTN port is connected to a standard telephone line.  We want the phone to use the RTC line by default, but if the user dials 9 then, we wish the appeal directed to the PSTN line on box a (i.e. PBX.), where it can dial into a PBX it seeks.

  The offices are connected by a virtual private network, so there is no NAT anywhere to worry.

  I have a problem in this place, what with the instruction light manual and confusing options, so any help much appreciated!

  Here are the settings I've worked. I have omitted some.

  Head office

  WAN configuration:

  Connection type: static IP address

  Static IP: 192.168.32.8

  Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

  Enable WAN Web server: Yes

  Line 1:

  Activate the line: no

  PSTN line:

  Activate the line: Yes

  Use outbound Proxy: no

  Register: no

  Call without Reg: Yes

  Call for years without Reg: Yes

  Numbering plan 1: (P1[email protected] >)

  (causes the call to transfer to the other box after a delay of one second)

  Enable VoIP to PSTN Gateway: Yes

  PSTN to activate the VoIP gateway: Yes

  PSTN through line 1 ring: no

  PSTN response time: 0

  PSTN Ring through delay: 0

  Remote Desktop box:

  WAN configuration:

  Connection type: static IP address

  Static IP: 192.168.32.9

  Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

  Enable WAN Web server: Yes

  Line 1:

  The line activation: Yes

  Register: no

  Call without Reg: Yes

  Appeal of ABS without Reg: Yes

  Auto RTC backup: Yes

  Dial plan: (0 x<:@gw0>|) <>xx. <:@gw0>| <7:192.168.32.8:5061>)

  (This operation transfers the call to the seat on numbering 7 9 box gets an outside line, any number beginning with 0 is also formed through the PSTN line)

  PSTN line:

  Activate the line: Yes

  Enable VoIP to PSTN Gateway: Yes

  PSTN-to-VoIP gateway enable: no

  I have a problem on the left: calls to the phone remotely (both by the PBX and telephone line remote) are very quiet.  I played with the settings of Gain PSTN SPA to compensate, but I set the remote zone to its maximum of 12 and it is still too quiet, so I think that there is a problem elsewhere.

• Implementation of remote offices, VMware ESXi

  Hi people, I hate you bug with what he could have been asnwered before, but I couldn't find an asnwer very clear here. Any help/advice is much apprecaited. So, here's the deal:

  We plan blown full virtualization (Server + VDI) to our datacenter and 3 remote sites. Data Center (HQ) and 1 remote office are located in Europe, 1 in North America and 1 Office in Hong Kong. All remote sites are with about 5 to 10 local non computer users. HQ has about 90 users and staff. Clearly, we want to put everything in place so that it can be managed on the Wan. We will make IPsec VPN site-to-site with each remote site through Cisco ASA and ISR routers/appliences.

  In HQ, we implement the Server Blade HP (chasis c7000) of several ProLiant G7 and EMC Clariion CX4 storage.

  For remote offices, we plan to have a local server (2 CPUs) and local storage. Internet connections are good DSL, but nothing complicated. On the road, we could look at MPLS in the light of the video and voice conference, but for now it's off the table. Because we want to deploy VDI in remote offices, we want to have clones the on local servers so that they are independent of WAN. We run a file sharin, DC, print server in terms of orders OS Server mainly.

  1. How is back-up to be managed from remote desktop to virtual offices at Headquarters? You can just save changes/deltas or is it always?

  2. what type of products VMware, we need in remote offices? VSphere Standard would do for everything what we need (remote management, backup remote VM etc.)?

  3. is it possible to have remote users forwarded to use their VD through the WAN of local server failure? Software that manages this part?

  4 any other recomendatiosn or best tips in our case here?

  Thanks again for any advice you have as we are very pleased to start this, but sure looks like a lot of work... and a few uncertainties.

  Jim

  Hello

  1. How do you distribute patches and OS updates to the remote VDs via WAN?

  You can use AUVS to install packages in the comments. In this way, everything is done on the spot.

  2. with a ThinApp structure in a VDI infrastructure how do you deliver applications, their patches to remote desktop (stream or MSI or?)? You have to have ThinApp servers etc. at the remote office or what is really the best way to handle this?

  ThinApp is a bit different and has their servers for the deployment of ThinApps. I think you should transfer as you ThinApps the patch... You can ask this question in the forums ThinApp.

  3. does anyone know a really good guide to set up an "office in a box" and it deployment?

  I have unfortunately seen documents for internal use. However, ones I've seen are usually at least 1 usually 2 boxes 2U with necessary storage locally or on a NAS with at least Gigabit switch. Usually, I suggest at least 2 boxes depending on the load. Ideally something easy to carry and move... If there was a 2 or 4 blade blade chassis, which would be the ideal...

  All licenses is managed at the Headquarters Office "in a box" being shipped to the remote desktop that is almost ready to go. A few tweaks remote and viola, you have the office. Don't forget to leave you an administrative VM on a VPN tunnel to your desktop to the remote location.

  Worst case scenario involves some generic desktop computers at HQ for all applications that do not need local data.

  4. licenses for virtual desktops (VMware View) must be purchased by the local office, or by given headquarters he is managed by vCenter HQ and the fact that it is on another continent?

  It's really up to you. But if it was me I would centralize management and "Chargeback" with the Agency.

  Best regards
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• VI on a BladeCenter S for remote offices

  Hi everyone, it's a matter of design because I don't know much about BladCenter S.

  After reading this article, I become curious of this technology (http://it20.info/blogs/main/archive/2008/11/14/162.aspx) because it really can solve some problems, especially in remote offices.

  My questions are:

  (1) is the redundant eth switch? Article that I linked above, it seems that it is but to read the IBM documentation looks that all EPF blades are related to bay1 only, so only one switch eth (which would make not much sense);

  (2) is the internal memory, support for vmware? Could not find information on that, nor what hw config is required to share LUNS with blades;

  (3) is it possible to have 4 network adapters and interfaces 2 sas (from FC interfaces for it matters) without developing the blade server? I can't expand the blade increases the number of cards you can add but then each blade will take twice as much to place in the chassis, which is not good in a small bladecenter as the S

  I suppose to use HS21 XM blades just like I would on another chassis. Ibm documentation I found here (http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247523.html) and here (http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247682.html?Open) was very detailed, but confused about what I mentioned in my questions.

  Yes, ETH that a switch can be used, but then you get only half of the network connections.  Each blade is divided between the i/o modules, so if you have expansion for the blades ethernet card, and only have 1 switch, and then you get only half of the available network adapters.

  The IBM SAS HBA card is in the HCL: http://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php?action=search&deviceCategory=io&productId=1&keyBasic=ibm+sas+&maxDisplayRows=50&key=ibm+sas+expansion&release%5B%5D=-1&datePosted=-1&vid=&did=&svid=&ssid=

  And Yes, I believe the extension ethernet 2 ports and the sas of maps extension and in a format that can fit into the PCI - X slots without the blade who need to take two slots, according to the guide.  I'm sure your IBM representative can go over this with you as well.

  -KjB

• had a problem with the remote office, locking of the time-out and the remote host

  I have two computers that both are connected to the network of my company.  Both computers have Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 2 installed.  Both computers were set up for remote desktop connection.

  Computer A is a desktop unit and computer B is a portable device.

  Computer A, I can run the remote desktop to computer B without any problem.

  When I run the desktop remotely from computer B to computer A:
  -I see the typical login screen
  -After I typed the user name and password, and then after about 30 seconds, I got the message delay: "the remote connection has expired.  Please connect to the remote computer again. »
  -at this point, the computer A's lock-up, does not have a mouse or a keyboard. the only way out is turning the device off.

  I spent hours on the website of microsoft looking for possible solutions, but can't find.

  According to some suggestions, I have disabled "Symantec Endpoint protection" and "Microsoft Office Communicator", but it did not help.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Check out this thread

  http://en.community.Dell.com/forums/t/19271963.aspx

• Remote Office to a local printer

  How can I connect my local printer to my desktop remotely

  You must configure a network (a peer-to-peer will do very well, or you can use the Internet) and then once that remote desktop can see the printer and your local computer, you can then simply add a printer on your desk (or simply use the printer on the remote desktop) and you're all set.  The trick is to set up remote desktop connection.

  Here's an article that explains printing through Remote Desktop: http://www.windowsreference.com/windows-vista/how-to-work-via-remote-desktop-connection-in-vista/.

  Here's how to turn on remote Vista desktop: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/turn-on-remote-desktop-in-windows-vista/.  It applies to the computer to be remotely accessible by the Office.

  Here's a more complete article on how to configure the remote Vista desktop - note there are several pages so click Next until you get to the end: http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-6230-0.html?forumID=101&threadID=212675&start=0.

  Here is an article on how to connect to another computer using remote desktop.  In addition to the information provided in the body of the article, there are other links on the right that could be a big help: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Connect-to-another-computer-using-Remote-Desktop-Connection.

  If this does not answer your question or you have other questions about the process of remote desktop, please repost it in networking, Email and get the Forum online: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistanetworking/threads where the network experts will be more than happy to help you in your situation.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• Remote office - network level authentication

  Hello people, hope you can help!

  I have a laptop running vista professional and a desktop running vista ultimate.  On my desk, I activated remote desktop access and can rdp on the desktop from the laptop when the median option button is selected "allow connection of computers running any version of office to distance"... however... I obviously want to use network level authentication to be sure that I can access the office using my connection wireless laptops.

  When I try to do, I get the usual message, saying that "the remote computer requires network level authentication, that my computer does not support.    Curiously, when I try the other direction (from the desktop to the laptop), I have access! How is it?  I checked the windows features that are installed and they seem to be the same...

  Hello again,

  I double checked everything and both machines as set identical upward (as far as RD is concerned).  Both machines now have a user account called RemoteDesktop with a password, the two machines are set to "Notify me" and that the two computers are on the same workgroup.  Everything seems very strange to me.  If one of the PC did not support NLA, then it should not work at all, so it makes no sense that it works one way and not the other.

  That being said, What are the risks of a lower level running on a home network? The network is secure (or as secure as possible never) so what are the differences between the two settings?

  On your LAN House I would be worried about this. Its pretty hard to fake an address on the network under your control especially if your behind a router (with firewall function) and your wireless network is secured. I would, however, high encryption necessary and always warn the client for a password, sign in.

  http://theillustratednetwork.MVPs.org/RemoteDesktop/RDP6ConfigRecommendations.html#host

  FWIW, I regularly connect to desktop computer XP Pro to my wife and a Windows Home Server with Remote Desktop [DRC] a computer laptop Vista Ultimate or Win7 RC1 and Ubuntu. None of those taking support NLA mode server host/DRC. The Ubuntu laptop does not support the NLA in client mode DRC.

  That said, is the customer who cannot not configured like that? I believe that this is the default condition.

  http://theillustratednetwork.MVPs.org/RemoteDesktop/RDP6-09.jpg

  Also, just for the sake of the information that the failing client shows the extent of the support NLA. The built-in client for Vista should indicate this.

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/ea4680d1-6962-463b-B29B-351efa676f9e1033.mspx

  I assume that your market SP1 or SP2 on the Vista client, which is a failure and have not tried to download and upgrade the remote desktop client.

  There is also this lengthy thread which can be interesting. Not exactly your question but interesting nonetheless. Bottom line is to make sure that the time is correct on all machines. There is also a procedure to remove the server/host certificate which you could do a test.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistanetworking/thread/4ab6c1ba-13ed-4b0a-b5ba-601e2b0a28d7

  MS - MVP Windows Desktop Experience, "when everything has failed, read the operating instructions.

• How to print on the remote computer without logging in every time?

  I have a (USB) printer connected to my desktop pc. My laptop connects to the network and can see the desktop pc. Both are under Vista. The Office to share everything on a private network and the requirement of password is disabled. When I try to print from the laptop, it fails. If I have first of all on the desktop icon in the network and enter my user and password, then print... it works very well. Restart the laptop everytime I have to redo this process, which is a bit annoying. Is there a setting somewhere that will allow me to stay connected or auto log on the desktop when I set up the network connection to start. Everything works network wise between the two computers as long as I'm logged in first.

  Hi hiitsme,.

  Step 1: First tryto turn off protection of password sharing on both computers, and then see if it works well or not.

  Password protected: OFF (if you have it on, and no names of user and password identical don't set up, you will be asked a user name and password when you try to access a Vista computer from another Vista computer)

  You can check the following links for more information:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/share-a-printer

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-printer-problems

  You can also check if the properties of the printer on the desktop has an option to stay connected during your connection.

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Remote Office losses periodically connection

  Hello

  We have a problem where our reception computer has 4 RDP connections configured to access the other 4 desktops in the office. Connections seem to lose some kind of connection periodically settings as when trying to launch the connections that they fail. They come with the error of the three reasons that you maybe isn't able to connect. We went and tried to connect by ip, but that no longer works. We were able to get that back and work if join us computers to the domain, but it seems to work only for a short period before you have to do it again. Now another interesting thing is that we can go to one of the other desktop and connect to front desk computer but this for some reason any will not work the other way around. We tried to configure the windows firewall as well as the eset firewall that is used for Anti Virus software but nothing seems to work. The new route is something temporary but would like to try to find a permanent solution. We can remote in to some other workstations on the same network as well the computer in reception, but for some reason any that he has problems with these 4 PCs. We have also implemented all the permissions to allow access. We do not want to use a third-party remote software to do this we would like to use the software that was provided by the operating system.

  Thank you

  Zach Hartman

  This looks like a router/DHCP problem, you try to connect before you attempt to ping by IP address or computer name and see what happens, if ping fails while the problem in network topology or configuration, remote desktop.  It could also be a bad network card or bad cable between the router and the computer in reception.

  Gerard

• drop-down menu complicates remote offices

  Usage scenario using windows virtual machines in full screen and desktop remote access to Virtual Machines, again in full screen.

  I'm not 100% sure if something changed in the timing (will check later), but it seems to me that the "timing" on mode fullscreen dropdown differs from Fusion 5.x, hereby making it really difficult access remote desktop full screen menu.

  Remote desktop full screen menu is the menu that gives you access to switch to windowed mode or close the desktop connection remote. I find myself really have difficulty accessing well. AFAICR with Fusion 5.x, there was half a second or more long delay before that the menu full screen taking place and now it is almost immediate, so whenever I try to access the menu in full-screen remote desktop, it ends up getting covered by the Fusion menu full screen. What makes an exercise in precision of the mouse (easier to do with an external mouse as for the mouse pad)

  Is that what I can do to delay the menu dropdown fullscreen?

  Thank you

  --

  Wil

  The deadline for the menu bar on a running virtual machine has been accidentally disabled but has been resolved internally, so what you see now is the standard Mac time.

  When he's not working, it is 1.5 seconds. There is an option of the 'fusion.fullScreenMenuDelay' configuration file that allows you to customize, which has been added here: New Configuration and setting VMX VMware Fusion 4.1

• Remote peripheral console.log?

  I have everything set up so far. Inspect is quite nice, so far, I was doing everything manually with Charles, Weinre and virtual servers, but the occulting of the IE function is very pretty!

  So, I'd like to see my console.logs remote inspection, but I can't see anything when I refresh it the iPad. I have a very simple "Ready" message that appears in the Console of chrome Dev Tools on my desk. Would I be able to see this log if I update in the remote iPad? (I also use the xip.io vhost approach)

  Thank you!

  You should be able to see all your messages console.log unit inspected in the weinre window, but there is a downside to that and I think that is why you do not see your message "Ready". For the page to be instrumented correctly for remote inspection work must inject a fragment of javascript in your page. Do us that an injection into the page's load event to complete on the device. This means that all messages journal occurring before or within a short period after the full page event that can be missed. Any other log message should work correctly and appear in the window of weinre.

  You might get better results if you put the javascript weinre reference in the page yourself, but I have not tried.

  Hope this helps,

  Mark

• Hide folders server 2012 rdweb users and Remote Office applications

  When a user runs an application remotely to the 2012 rdweb server or an rdp client I don't want them to see the user of the PC server folders.  I just want them to see their local drives.

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

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• Why the remote office after 120 days in server 2008 R2 disconect

  Why Remote Desktop disconnect after 120 days in server 2008 R2

  Hi SatpalSharma,

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• Remote Office - error message: version 6 Remote Desktop Connection Client or later is not installed

  Hello

  I am running windows vista home edition at home and I want to connect to my computer at work when I try it I get a message saying that the later version or version 6 Remote Desktop Connection client is not installed, it is not available in vista home? If not what is the best solution for this

  Thank you

  It is based on the operating systems on both ends of the connection.

  Here are some limitations you should consider where they apply: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Connect-to-another-computer-using-Remote-Desktop-Connection.

  Here's how to enable Remote Desktop Connection in Vista: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/turn-on-remote-desktop-in-windows-vista/.

  Here another article on how to enable the remote desktop connection: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/01/26/turn-on-or-enable-remote-desktop-on-windows-vista/comment-page-1/.

  Here's how to work with the desktop client remote: http://www.onecomputerguy.com/networking/vista_remote_desktop_client.htm

  Here's how to add DRC to Home Basic using 3rd party software (if necessary): http://www.pctipsbox.com/add-remote-desktop-access-to-windows-vista-home-editions/.

  I hope this helps.  Keep me posted.

  Good luck!

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• Guard remote office Session disconnect

  Hi, I've set up a Windows Server 2012 R2 as a Hyper-V host computer for my virtual machines.

  Access to remote desktop session host, but the session keeps disconnecting after a few minutes.

  My server has the following roles at present:

  

  Any suggestions? It's pretty boring.

  Hello

  This concern is beyond our scope of support. For appropriate assistance, please report it on this link instead, the Technet Forums.

  Kind regards.