Bandwidth.com - Revision history

Webmaster at 15:53, 6 August 2010

2010-08-06T15:53:59Z

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	# Test an Outbound Call to Operator '''0'''		# Test an Outbound Call to Operator '''0'''
	# Test an Outbound Call to Directory Assistance '''411'''		# Test an Outbound Call to Directory Assistance '''411'''
-	# Test a 911 Call [[Image:warning.gif]] ''~~PLEASE IDENTIFY TO~~ THE OPERATOR THAT THIS IS A TEST!''	+	# Test a 911 Call [[Image:warning.gif]] ''LET THE OPERATOR KNOW IMMEDIATELY THAT THIS IS A NON-EMERGENCY TEST CALL!''
	# Test an Inbound call to one of your DIDs. Check for Ringback tone, 2-way Audio, and Quality.		# Test an Inbound call to one of your DIDs. Check for Ringback tone, 2-way Audio, and Quality.
	# Test an Inbound call to an IVR. Check [[wikipedia:DTMF\|DTMF]] and Audio Quality.		# Test an Inbound call to an IVR. Check [[wikipedia:DTMF\|DTMF]] and Audio Quality.
	# Test Transferring calls off-site.		# Test Transferring calls off-site.
	# Test an Outbound call to an Auto-Attendant and verify [[wikipedia:DTMF\|DTMF]].		# Test an Outbound call to an Auto-Attendant and verify [[wikipedia:DTMF\|DTMF]].

2009-05-01T19:43:19Z

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2009-02-27T21:20:31Z

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-	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px; padding: 5px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.	+	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px; padding: 5px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the '''LAN side''' of the ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.
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2009-02-27T21:19:20Z

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-	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px; padding: 5px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|	+	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px; padding: 5px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.
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2009-02-27T21:17:59Z

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-	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|	+	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px; padding: 5px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|
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2009-02-27T21:17:35Z

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	# '''Host''' → 216.82.225.202		# '''Host''' → 216.82.225.202

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	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|		\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|
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2009-02-27T21:17:00Z

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-	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: ~~60%~~;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|	+	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 650px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|
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2009-02-27T21:16:51Z

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-	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 80%;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|	+	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 60%;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|
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2009-02-27T21:16:44Z

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-	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: ~~500px~~;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|	+	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 80%;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|
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2009-02-27T21:16:07Z

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-	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 500px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved ALG or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|	+	\|! style="background:#efefef; width: 500px;" \|[[Image:warning.gif]] If the Taridium ipbx is sitting behind a Bandwidth.com approved [[wikipedia:Application-level_gateway\|ALG]] or Bandwidth.com's BoxSet bundles, it will need to point to the LAN side of ALG and not directly to the Bandwidth.com Proxy Address.\|
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