David Lesher wrote: > 2) We bought the LAN card, so that they could get VM notifications > via email. But thus far, it's NFG. > <snip> > 3) Lastly, the Windoze-based apps for playing with the boxes are OK, but I really wish the help files worked. They do not, because I'm not insane enough to use Infernal Exploiter as a browser & I was told that was required. Not sure if that's true, but if so, I assume Panasonic fell into the Radioactive X waste pond or such...
David - I can't help much with the other questions but - the TVA needs to see an SMTP server on the Lan in order to send mail. Panasonic did not include one which I think was a stupid idea. And there are no logs. And you gotta have the IP adderss of the smtp server not the "web" address (like smtp.yourdomain.com). *I have the client get this info for me and I just put in the IP of the smtp server. Usually works first time. My first time, I installed one of the free smtp servers off of download.com on my PC and tested it that way but I've gotten lazy. BTW - If you are having the system send out the actual message, I suggest that you do *not* have the TVA automatically delete that message when it sends it via email - as a backup. Make the client delete their own messages. The help files are html based and will open in any browser - I tried Firefox and it works fine (just faster) <wink> I use help search page which is installed to the following place on your computer (YMMV) C:\Program Files\Panasonic\KX-TVA Maintenance Console\Help\English\data\search.htm It will bring up links for the Programming, Feature, Installation, and Subscribers manuals all on one page. No more guessing which place to go. Hope this helps, - Mark _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
