TAPI via User4.2.31 on R5 IP500

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  • mongo5150
    Hot Shot
    • Sep 2010
    • 10

    TAPI via User4.2.31 on R5 IP500

    I have a site I have been working with the IT guy.

    User has Desktop w/XP Pro, with the windows firewall turned off. (Network Firewall)
    We are installing the TAPI drivers, but keep getting “InstallDll” error, which states that “No IP Office Detected on the Network.”

    LAN port is on the same subnet as the pc's. We tried another pc, and that worked fine, so that tells me not a firewall issue.

    What else could be blocking? I am sending the firewall.bat, just in case, but I dont think that is the issue.
    Anyone?
  • pdgavin
    Guru
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    • Aug 2010
    • 167

    #2
    Are you installing the TAPI as part of the User CD suite or as a stand alone application. Try it as a stand alone application.

    ftp://ftp.avaya.com/incoming/Up1cku9...3Maint2010.exe

    FYI some changes have been made to the TAPI installation and the AvayaFW.bat has not been updated since then so you may want to add the exceptions manually. You can copy and paste into a command prompt or into a bat file.

    set avfwpg="%SystemRoot%\system32\tspi2w.tsp"
    set avfwpn="Avaya IPOffice - TAPI2 Service Provider"

    netsh firewall add allowedprogram program=%avfwpg% name=%avfwpn% mode=ENABLE scope=ALL profile=ALL

    netsh firewall add portopening protocol=UDP port=50797 name="Avaya Port 50797 UDP" mode=ENABLE scope=ALL profile=ALL

    The software must be installed before you run the bat file but you can always run the bat file again it will not hurt anything.

    Second thing is that the AvayaFW.bat only puts exceptions in the Windows Firewall. Look for other firewalls that may be installed like Black-Ice Defender or Norton or Panda Firewall or anti-virus software. You may have to look at temporarily disabling those.
    Last edited by pdgavin; 09-15-2010, 07:55 AM. Reason: correction

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    • pdgavin
      Guru
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      • Aug 2010
      • 167

      #3
      When it is looking for the IP Office it is to make the installation easier. When you install the TAPI service provider it has to know what the IP address of the IP Office is and what the User name and password of the user you are setting up are. You should be able to skip passed this and complete the install and then go into the control panel/phones and modems and setup the IP Office TAPI service provider manually if necessary.

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