
ShoreTel VPN or MPLS? What works and saves money?
An IPsec Virtual Private Network or VPN, is sometimes used as a backup route for a Wide Area Network failure. […]
Read MoreAn IPsec Virtual Private Network or VPN, is sometimes used as a backup route for a Wide Area Network failure. […]
Read MoreIf you have a device on your network that you do not have root privileges for, then your entire enterprise […]
Read MoreThe thought of people being concerned that NSA is listing and monitoring their activities is a hysterically funny concept to […]
Read MoreIf you have ever considered adding a Wallboard to your CISCO UCCX based Contact Center deployment, you know that the […]
Read MoreHackers at the Front Door? Most every home and business office now has a firewall that separates your internal computer […]
Read MoreShoreTel currently has three virtual appliances that can be used in place of the Orange ShoreGear voice gateways and conference […]
Read MoreWhen I was a little kid, back when there was black and white TV sets and 33 RPM records, I […]
Read MoreMost Scripting engineers working with Contact Center deployments built on CISCO UCCX, ShoreTel ECC, or Avaya have amassed a collection […]
Read MoreWith the release of ShoreTel Version 4.2 the company introduced the concept of virtual appliances. These software objects, had the […]
Read MoreAs a standard deployment practice, we at DrVoIP implement SIP trunks as a “fail over” on every system we install. […]
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