Please note that we can not guarantee that it is going to work with all fax
machines.
Here is the procedure:

For free IP to IP faxing, both the sender and receiver need to be Globalink
members and have their fax machines attached to IP analog telephone adapters
(ATAs).

In order to send a fax to a PSTN (traditional) fax machine, you will need to
have at least a Premium Membership account as well as an ATA device such as
Cisco ATA 186 or Sipura connected to your fax machine.

One other important factor when faxing over VoIP is the quality and speed of
your Internet connection. Since fax data cannot be compressed, the G711u/a
CODEC must be used. This codec requires a minimum of 64Kb/s in both
directions to be reliable, but we recommend more than 90Kb/s.

Globalink Tech Support

Simultaneoudly Forward the VN in the control panel(step 1) to your known
good VN. Then call the VN and the DID. When your phone rings without
issue, it means there is no issue with either the VN or DID, but the devices
is not taking the call. Generally you must reset the device to manufacturer
default settings and reconfigure. Dial **** then 73738 1 to confirm.

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1) For Bind updated the rc.conf file to include these lines:

named_enable="YES"
named_program="/usr/sbin/named"
named_flags="-u bind -g bind"

2) For Webmin changed this line to YES in the webmin.sh script:

webmin_enable="YES"

3) For Webmin made sure this line was enabled in the rc.conf file:

webmin_enable="YES"

This has to be done in the adapter.
Just enter the configuration screen and go to user1 and user 2 and change
the option VMWI Ring Splash Len: to 0 (zero), then click submit all changes.
This will prevent the phone from ringing every time you have a message.

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The cron to clear out the users trash folders is:

* * 28 * * cat /dev/null > /home/*/Mail/Junk

Since some of the users do not have a Mail folder you may get some errors
when adding this to the crontab. However it will still work for the other
users that do have the correct path setup.

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The system has detected a PSTN call from an IP Phone (UA) that is not
registered correctly. To prevent abuse, all UA's must register with our
proxy server before they can place a PSTN call. Common reasons for your UA
not to be registered are:

PROBLEM: Incorrectly set USERID (phone number) or PASSWORD in the UA
SOLUTION: Make sure your USERID and PASSWORD are set correctly. Re-enter
them if necessary.

PROBLEM: "Registration" is set to "Never" or "No" in the UA's configuration
SOLUTION: Modify your UA's configuration to force it to register before
placing a call.

PROBLEM: Call placed too soon after registration
SOLUTION: Wait at least 5 seconds after successful registration before
making a PSTN call.

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Here are the links:

Cisco Aironet 1300 Series Outdoor Access Point-Bridge Software Configuration
Guide, 12.3(4) JA  [Cisco Aironet 1300 Series]
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5861/products_configuration_guide_book
09186a008041369a.html

DHCP utility
http://tftpd32.jounin.net/

Quick Start Guide Cisco Aironet 1300 Series Outdoor Access Point  [Cisco
Aironet 1300 Series] - Cisco Systems
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5861/products_quick_start09186a008027d
fa2.html

Online Help for Cisco IOS Release 12.3(04)JA
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/779/smbiz/prodconfig/help/eag/123-04.JA/140
0br/h_ap_home.htm

Cisco Aironet 1300 Series Outdoor Access Point Ordering Guide  [Cisco
Aironet 1300 Series] - Cisco Systems
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5861/products_data_sheet09186a00802219
8b.html

Globalink Tech Support
http://support.iglobalink.net

For every user that wants this option, change directory to:

~/etc/users/user_name_here/.procmail

then edit the rc.clamav file. If you don't see an rc.clamav file you
probably haven't enabled clamav yet. You need to change this portion of the
file from this:

:0
* ^X-ClamAV: \/.*
* ! MATCH ?? ^^clean^^
{
DROPPRIVS=yes

:0:
$QUARANTINE
}

to this:

:0
* ^X-ClamAV: \/.*
* ! MATCH ?? ^^clean^^
/dev/null

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http://support.iglobalink.net

This only needs to be on the root bridge as the non root with never
allow any thing to association to it. So lets remove on the non root.

access-list 700 permit 0013.6011.7e90 ffff.ffff.ffff
access-list 700 deny 0000.0000.0000 ffff.ffff.ffff

-OR-

Mac authentication association with device(s) in its 'local list' of mac
address.
And we will enter just one 0013.6011.7e90 on the root bridge.

Remove the filter list off of the root bridge.
Start with non root first.
Only change needed here is to change the authentication method used by
the ssid. click on SSID Manager and then from this page, highlight your
ssid and then use the pull down box next to open authecntion and select
with Mac Authentication and then apply this change.

And on the Root Bridge, enter the mac address of the non root:
0013.6011.7e90
Under the Security section and then under Advance Security.
Enter the mac in the New MAC Address box and then click apply.
Then click on SSID Manager and then from this page, highlight your ssid
and then use the pull down box next to open authentication and select
with Maca Authentication and then apply this change.

3 more changes on the root.
1) From the SSID Manager page, scroll down to the bottom and check mark
the box for the Force Infrastructure client, then apply
2) Same page almost same spot unselect your ssid from the guest pull
down box. And then apply, this will broadcast the ssid, not need in a
point to point bridge link.
3)Data rates are currently set to best range. Lets match them with the
other side and select Default data rates under the Interface Setting
Page.

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http://support.iglobalink.net

Using nslookup interactively

1. Enter nslookup at the command line. The nslookup prompt appears.
2. View the current options by entering set all.
3. Change any desired options by entering set option.
4. Issue nslookup commands.
5. Enter exit to leave nslookup.

nslookup interactive commands

These sample commands are available from the nslookup shell:

volga

Return the IP address of volga.

172.16.118.1

Return the name matching the IP address you enter.

set querytype=ns

Set the query type to the Name Server record. Future queries of names and IP addresses return the NS record from that host.

set querytype=a

Restore the query type to the Address record.

server server

Make server the default server that is queried.

nslookup interactive options

Here are the commonly used options of nslookup. For a complete list, see the manual page for nslookup(1Mtcp).

[no]recurse

Sets the query type to recursive. When toggled to norecurse, nslookup performs iterative queries.

querytype=type

Sets the query type to the DNS data type specified. Common types include a (Address), any (any data type), mx (Mail Exchanger), and ns (Name Server).

retry=n

Resends the query n times before giving up.

root=root server

Sets the root server to the server you enter.

timeout=n

The period of time nslookup waits for a response after the query is sent. This period doubles between each retry.

   set querytype=a    set domain=mynet.com    set timeout=10 

Querying a single name or address

To issue a simple query from the command line, use one of the following forms of the command:

nslookup name

nslookup IP_address

nslookup should return the desired answer by querying the default server. To query a different server, enter one of the following forms of the command:

nslookup name server

nslookup IP_address server

Examples of using the dig command

Obtain the latest list of root domain servers:

dig . ns

Find out the name servers for a zone:

dig @server domain ns

Request all records for a zone from an authoritative server:

dig @server domain axfr

Look up the domain name corresponding to the IP address 172.16.118.1:

dig -x 172.16.118.1

Examples of using the host command

Use host to find all the host records for a zone:

host -l domain

Use host to request all the records for a zone:

host -lv -t any domain