I was working on IPCC Express scripting yesterday, and had problems with getting two phones logged in to IP Phone Agent so that I could test out my script.
I was connected to the Proctor labs rack through EasyVPN, with 7961 phones at home. I created one-button-login service for phone 3 at both my HQ and BR1 sites, specifying the agent1 user for the HQ phone and agent2 user for the BR1 phone. If I login just one of the two phones, everything is fine. But if I log them both in, they migrate to being the same user (either agent1 or agent2, I think it depends on the sequence I log them in). At least once, I got some sort of error while logging in about a duplicate IP address, which is when I realized that Call Manager does see both these phones as the same IP address. I am pretty sure that I will have the same issue with IP Blue software phones while I am connected via EasyVPN. Would this work if I instead use the VPN client to connect to the Proctor labs rack, and then bring up two IP Blue software phones? It's been a while since I've done that, and I just don't remember now how the IP addresses showed up. This is the first exercise where I've run into issues with the NAT/PAT way of providing connectivity between the phones and the rack. Thanks, Jane
