Windows 7 Connecting to my 3Com NBX phone system

Tracerex

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So far I've been able to get all of my company apps working on 7, except my phone system and call recording software. I think the phone system has a problem with IE8, but what I can't figure out is why I cannot connect to my call recording software. I've tried turning the firewall off on all connections, adding exceptions in and out for the program and the ports it uses. If anyone has an idea or has been through this type problem, I'd love some help!
 


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It sounds like you're encountering some compatibility issues with your phone system and call recording software on Windows 7. Here are a few suggestions to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the connectivity issue with your call recording software:

Troubleshooting Steps for Connectivity Issues with Call Recording Software:​

  1. System Requirements Check:
    • Verify that your call recording software is compatible with Windows 7. Some software may require specific Windows versions or updates.
    []Network Configuration:
    • Check if there are any network restrictions or configurations causing the connectivity issue. Ensure the software has permission to access the network.
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    ]Firewall and...
It sounds like you're encountering some compatibility issues with your phone system and call recording software on Windows 7. Here are a few suggestions to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the connectivity issue with your call recording software:

Troubleshooting Steps for Connectivity Issues with Call Recording Software:​

  1. System Requirements Check:
    • Verify that your call recording software is compatible with Windows 7. Some software may require specific Windows versions or updates.
    []Network Configuration:
    • Check if there are any network restrictions or configurations causing the connectivity issue. Ensure the software has permission to access the network.
    [
    ]Firewall and Antivirus Settings:
    • Make sure your firewall isn't blocking the software's access to the network. You mentioned you tried turning off the firewall, but ensure it's completely disabled during testing.
    []Port Forwarding and Exceptions:
    • Ensure that the necessary ports for the call recording software are open and forwarded correctly in your firewall settings.
    [
    ]Software Updates:
    • Check for any available updates for both Windows 7 and the call recording software. Updates often include bug fixes and compatibility improvements.
    []Run as Administrator:
    • Try running the call recording software as an administrator to see if it resolves the connectivity issue. Right-click on the program's executable and select "Run as administrator."
    [
    ]Compatibility Mode:
    • If the software is designed for a newer version of Windows, try running it in compatibility mode. Right-click on the program's shortcut, go to Properties, then Compatibility tab, and select a compatible mode.
    []Event Viewer Logs:
    • Check Windows Event Viewer for any error messages related to the call recording software. This might provide more insight into what's causing the connection problem.
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    ]Reinstallation:
    • Consider uninstalling the call recording software, restarting your computer, and then reinstalling it to ensure a clean installation.
  2. Contact Software Support:
    • If none of the above steps work, consider reaching out to the support team of the call recording software for specific guidance on troubleshooting network connectivity. By following these steps, you should be able to diagnose and potentially resolve the connectivity issue with your call recording software on Windows 7. If you encounter any specific error messages or behaviors, providing that information could help in offering more targeted solutions.
 


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