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Re: Connection refused on site Keyset6 #639670 01/20/21 07:21 PM
Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,805 Likes: 11 Western NY JBean3329 Moderator-Iwatsu
JBean3329 Moderator-Iwatsu Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,805 Likes: 11 Western NY	It may have something to do with sockets being used by other programs. If you recall, if you have an ECS system with the OfficeLinx voicemail with the Enterprise Services installed, you had to shut down one of the running services in order to connect with the programmer. There's that special setting when creating the connection where you specify the address of the Enterprise Services server so it will shut down to allow the connection. That may be why you can connect with other devices but not the end user's. Could be a conflict with the user's pc. Just a stab at it.... Last edited by JBean3329; 01/20/21 07:24 PM. Sometimes the thoughts in my head get so bored, they go for a stroll through my mouth. This is rarely a good thing.

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Re: Connection refused on site JBean3329 #639722 01/24/21 06:56 PM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 304 Likes: 1 Connecticut USA Keyset6 Member
Keyset6 Member Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 304 Likes: 1 Connecticut USA	There's one site I have that has a Logmein PC connected to the ECS. I usually can't even connect with LAN1, have to use Logmein while on site which is kind of a pain. This particular site as a 4VML or something similar but I've heard the reason for the connection trouble is due to the reason you mentioned. This customer also just has a 4VML. Strange that 2 of their PCs can't connect and mine can. They may not be too concerned - it's a car dealership that has another in the state that's some other VoIP system. A new building is under construction down the road, due to be completed in September. Of course once that's done they'll go with the VoIP system. Most of the existing building's wiring is Cat3 and they don't want to invest in the cabling for VoIP which makes sense.