I have worked on a lot of telephones but this was a first. Most of the buttons quit working so I had to replace it.
Friday, July 7, 2017
Monday, July 3, 2017
Mitel SMDR call records with telnet port 1752.
telnet 10.1.2.3 1752
07/03 09:37A 0000:00:00 T104 *** 4372 E
07/03 09:37A 0000:00:49 T103 005 3225 3225
07/03 09:38A 0000:00:22 T101 004 3225 3225
07/03 09:53A 0000:00:01 T101 *** 1808 E
07/03 10:21A 0000:00:57 T101 008 3235 T 3236
-07/03 10:24A 0000:06:33 T101 008 3215 3215
07/03 10:31A 0000:00:31 T102 009 3235 T 3236
07/03 11:00A 0000:01:06 T101 006 3225 3225
07/03 11:06A 0000:02:28 T101 006 3221 3221
07/03 11:29A 0000:02:04 T101 002 3223 3223
07/03 12:40P 0000:00:24 T101 *** 3216 3216
07/03 12:59P 0000:00:20 T103 002 3210 501
The phone numbers are usually on the right side but I deleted that info. This is very quick and useful for troubleshooting phone issues.
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Fortinet "diag vpn tunnel reset" command. Yikes!
While working on a Fortigate that is the central hub for a vpn network, I typed "diag vpn tunnel reset". I intended to type "diag vpn tunnel reset tunnel-name". Most of the vpns dropped and would not come back online. The equipment had to be rebooted at all the remote sites to bring up the vpn tunnels.
Dont do this!!!
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
How to get a list of ActiveSync users and devices from command line.
$mbx=get-mailbox
$mbx | foreach {$name = $_.name; $alias = $_.alias; $device = get-activesyncdevicestatistics -mailbox $_.identity; $device | foreach {write-output "$alias;$name;$($_.devicefriendlyname);$($_.deviceid);$($_.LastSuccessSync)"} } >list.txt
This is the output. One line for each mobile device.
smithb;Smith, Bob;iPad Air;Appl345SDFGDFG;06/06/2017 16:05:01
smithb;Smith, bob;iPhone 7;SDFGD987938798;06/05/2017 16:06:00
...
Friday, June 2, 2017
How to get list of ActiveSync users from the Exchange command line.
This will provide a simple list like below.
Get-ActiveSyncDevice | select UserDisplayName, devicetype
example.com/ou/Smith, Bob iPhone
example.com/ou/Smith, John Android
example.com/ou/Smith, Kelly SAMSUNGMG955U
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
Citrix users cannot remove old shortcuts from the Start Menu
Users are not allowed to right click and remove shortcuts. I found the location in the registry but it is encrypted. If I remove all of UserAssist, the Start Menu is empty.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\UserAssist\
After a day of searching I found this this tool that worked for my setup.
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/userassist_view.html
Now I am able to remove one outdated shortcut and leave the rest.
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