Tag Archive for: ShoreGear

ShoreTel lsp_ping and the SG-Vphone coma!
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersPing a network engineers best friend!
Most network folks are comfortable with a standard Ping command. Some even know that you can add options to ping to set packet size and repetitions, but at the end of the day, Ping is a level three…

ShoreTel SIP Trunk Configuration - Version 14 update Part 1
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersOur older posts on this subject are getting a bit dated and an update is long over due. ShoreTel has been using a version of SIP since day one. We say a version of SIP because at the formation of ShoreTel, SIP standards had not yet been…

ShoreTel Virtual Trunk Switch - Configuration and License impact!
Business Managers, Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersShoreTel currently has three virtual appliances that can be used in place of the Orange ShoreGear voice gateways and conference servers. These three virtual appliances are shipped within the ShoreTel core Server Software and consist of OVA…

How to install the ShoreTel Virtual Switches!
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersVirtualization has significantly altered the options available for your choice of deployment models. With the introduction of ShoreTel 14.2 you can completely virtualize your VoIP deployment right down to the Gateways! If you have no Analog…

How to Ring more than 16 phones in a ShoreTel Hunt Group?
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersHow to ring more than 16 phones in a ShoreTel Hunt Group? Can't say that we recommend this strategy, but none the less, we continue to see business applications in which the client insists on ringing a group of 16+ phones simultaneously! …

ShoreTel analog connections and the 66 Block!
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersIt is surprising that in the 21st century we are still punching down copper lines! None the less fax machines, credit card devices, postage machines and security circuits still populate the installed base of telephone systems. If you are converting…

Compare ShoreTel (SHOR) and CISCO (CSCO) Overview Part 1
Business Managers, Legacy Services, Multi-vendor Telephony, Technical ManagersAs both a ShoreTel Certified VoIP Engineer and a CISCO CCVP I have been working exclusively in VoIP since 1998. For this reason, one of the questions that is most asked of me is which is a better solution: ShoreTel and CISCO? Since…

Trouble shoot "one way media" with the ShoreTel "phonectl" command!
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersOne of the most common make/break/fix support tickets that come into the TAC center, have to do with “one way media”. In this scenario, a ShoreTel VoIP phone user calls another phone user, or places an outside phone call and the called party…

More on ShoreTel V switches!
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersWhen installing a Shoregear switch, one of the parameters that you enable is to indicate which server is to manage this switch! Normally this is no big deal, but with the V switch, you need to pay attention to this parameter as it will…

Putty Telnet into ShoreGear SG50V/SG90V
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersWe had a lot of requests for examples of telneting into the SG Voice switches, so we though we would do a quick video on that process. The V switch is a very different animal from the rest of the SG family. Basically, a small Linux server lives…

How to set up Backup for ShoreTel VG50 and VG90 V siwtches!
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersBoth models of the ShoreTel VG90 and VG50 are availabe in V switch configurations. The V switch configuration enables you to provide local voice mail and autoamted attendant functionality to a smalll site economically. Compared to the cost…

Switch Connectivity Diagnostic
Legacy Services, ShoreTel & Mitel, Technical ManagersMost ShoreTel System Administrators learn early on that the “Quick Look” link in the ShoreWare Director is your best friend! After all, telephony trouble indications are easy to spot: Green is good, Red is Bad and yellow means “something…
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