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Tried that. Didnt make a difference.

Can someone tell me where i can get cosessions, i have to get the System Manager set up on a system that someone locked me out of. I noticed that some of these posts are very old. Thanks

Tony

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it is simple i can walk you right thur it email me at [email protected]

Is it possible for me to get Cosessions as well. I just picked up a customer that has an Elite IPK and after finally using the phone programming to change the IP address of the system (They moved and I upgraded their network so the IP address range was different than before.) so I could log in using WebPro. I come to realize that I can't seem to program the VM card through that. However, I did noticed that there is a network port on the VM card. Is it possible to hook that up on the network and login or do I still need cosessions?.Also Can Cosessions run on Windows 7? Or will i have to use XP to get it to run.

This is the first time dealing with a Key system, I'm just used to VoIP and basic business systems like Panasonic KX-TA. Thanks in advance.

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I see you're in CO springs, my company covers that area if you need assistance.

Here is a copy/paste of part of a document I made for a co-worker:


Here's how to install co-sessions:

1. browse the unzipped folder, double click the CSS exe file, the
setup.exe file doesn't work, not sure why.
2. Choose CUSTOM install
3. un-check the option for COSESSIONS WINDOWS HOST
4. click "install"
5. un-check options for NETBIOS, NETWARE &WINSOCK
6. choose to continue without testing the modem
7. when it asks to enter a phone number enter any number here, you'll
delete it later.
8. it forces you to fill out 2 pages of registration info. put
anything here it doesn't connect to a server ever.
9. on the first page it asks for product serial number = 750380

You'll probably get a Microsoft error if you're running anything newer
than windows98 or 2000 pro, just click "don't submit" and move on.

The software should be in Programs/Insync/cosessions

When you open it, choose Setup/Serial setup and choose your com port
on your laptop to connect to the vm card.

You need a 9-pin null modem cable between your laptop and the vmail.

The voicemail could be one of 2 versions, the older ones connect at
19200 8, N, 1
The newer ones connect at 57600, 8 N 1

Once you get connected there is a login screen:

I too need a copy of CoSessions for an NEC system where the company went down the tubes! Anyone? Help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

juxer12. You have mail.

I also just transferred to a company that has a NEC Elite that needs some TLC but no one has a copy of CoSessions. If someone can point me in the right direction (or send me a copy) I would be appreciative.

Thanks,

Mike B.