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Yealink Security Advisory

Yealink have recently issued “Technical Bulletin 01/11” which advises on security vulnerabilities. The bulletin advises users to upgrade phones to the latest firmware versions and also gives advice on the importance of changing default passwords.

We have attached the Technical Bulletin and a link to the location of latest firmware versions, http://www.yealink.co.uk/downloads/

ProVu Communications take the security of the products it sells very seriously and we would strongly advise that you follow the advice given by Yealink. If you need help or advice on any of these matters please do not hesitate to call our technical support team on 01484 840048

Additionally we may be able to help you deploy these changes to your Yealink handsets remotely using our Prosys phone management system. Prosys phone management will allow you to remotely access your CPE to change firmware versions and generate passwords amongst many other things. Again if you would like further information please contact ProVu Communications on 01484 840048.

Snom announce they are Microsoft approved with Snom 821 for OCS 2007 RC2

The snom 821 is now approved for use with Microsoft OCS 2007 RC2. This joins their other approved phone, the snom 300.

The snom 821 OCS edition will be on display from March 8-9 at UCEXPO in London, United Kingdom (Booth 717).

Read more from snom Channel UK: snom 821 Executive Phone Achieves Microsoft Office Communications Server Qualification in Microsoft’s Compatible Device Program

White-label parcel tracking

ProVu have offered a white-label order fulfillment service for many years.

As a reseller, your customer orders from your site, you order from us and we ship as if it had come from you. “Simples”.

What happens when they want to know the delivery status of their order? Using our white-labeled parcel tracking service you can offer your customer a link to a page with real-time tracking.

If you are interested in this service, please contact our sales team for pricing information.

Disable SIP ALGs on Thomson routers

This has cropped up a few times of late.

You need to telnet into the router:

Administrator is the default user on the box.

You should get something similar to below after doing this.



------------------------------------------------------------------------



                            ______  Thomson TG585 v7

                        ___/_____/

                       /         /  7.4.20.3

                 _____/__       /  

               _/       /\_____/___   Copyright (c) 1999-2008, THOMSON

              //       /         / 

      _______//_______/         / _/______

     /      /            /    / /        /

  __/      /            /    / /        / _\__

 / /      /     \_______/    / /        / /   /

/_/______/___________________/ /________/ /___/  

           ___________                   /

 \_        /          /              \___/

          /          /                 /

     \_____/          /         \________/

          /__________/            /

             _____        /_____/

            /    /      /___/

            /____/      /

                  /___/

             \____/



------------------------------------------------------------------------

_{Administrator}=>

connection unbind application=SIP port=5060
saveall <Enter>

Snom.co.uk Community Portal

Here it is. It’s what we’ve all been waiting for for some time now. Sure, it’s still infancy and yes, some features have not yet been implemented, but we proudly present the Snom community portal for the UK!

Here is a link for you, Snom.co.uk Community Portal.

Perhaps you have the urge to watch what fellow users of Snom phones are doing on their Snom screen? Who knows, you might. Anyway, we have a tool for that.

Maybe you are rather tech-savvy and have a cool Snom 8xx series phone? Thought you might, so here’s another tool for generating the idle screen to use on such a phone!

We really are too kind to you…

Any feedback, constructive criticism or whatever else? Please send to /dev/null just leave your comments below!

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