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Setup --- Cisco 837 ADSL ROUTER ( configured with port forwarding port 3389) --- CORE 2 DUO PC ( With two 12094. All router console are connected through USB to Serial Cable. I have Cisco. There is another option IP Blue has a new product called VTGO-PC Multilab v.2.11. It allows you to run up. Hope you guys liked it. Softphone.exe (by IP blue Software Solutions) - Softphone (IP blue Software Solutions, LLC) How do I remove IPBLUE MultiLab Softphone? Quickly and completely remove IPBLUE MultiLab Softphone from your computer by downloading 'Should I Remove It?' , its 100% FREE and installs in seconds (click the button below).

Hello all I am currently build up a Voice lab using GNS3 + VMware. Laptop OS: windows 7 (64 bit). Topology is as below: PC loopback 192.168.100.200 is binding with NIC of Cloud in GNS3, NIC of VMware based CUCM is working in bridge mode. In order to run multiple SCCP phones on a single PC, I run each phone istance on seperate Sandboxie instance.

I have also tried using IP Blue but failed with error message 'IP Blue can not find any local network adapter'. So IP Blue VTGO is not able to access LAN network. That is why I switch to Sandboxie to run multiple phone instance on one single PC. Query 1: does anyone know how to fix this IP Blue problem? When I successfully run several phone instances on a single PC with the help of Sandboxie, I encounter another issue that all phone instances are actually using the same local Network Adapter to connect to CUCM and register with CUCM using the same IP address (192.168.100.200). The problem persists even though I select different NIC for each Phone instance as indicated in below picture. When I power off SiteB-VG, SiteB-Phone1 can still successfully register with CUCM, which further confirm that all phone instances are using the same NIC (192.168.100.200).

Query 2: How to let each phone instance using different NIC so that traffic between SiteB-phone1 and CUCM really traverse SiteB-VG, FR-Switch, HQ-VG and finally to CUCM? Thanks in advance. Problem is simple: CIPC uses that NIC to generate it's MAC Address to register, but it's not the NIC used to contact to CUCM. CIPC doesn't pick which NIC to use. That's up to windows routing Can I ask why you need all of them to register with different address? Is it giving you issues? I think your best option is to virtualize multiple instances of Windows XP with virtual cable and run CIPC on those.

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You can get away with 256MB of RAM, I think even 128 although I'm not sure. RAM has become so 'cheap' nowadays I would question the use of multiple CIPC on the same OS. It would be interesting to see your rationale behind it. Hello Q1 for IP blue is the best to allow many phones runon the same P.C. Please find the below:- 1-Download IP Blue softphone trial edition. It is a limited version, but will allow you to do whatever testing you need to do. 2-Create three loopbacks on your OS, this will generate the MACs you need to register 4 different phones 3-After the softphone is installed, create a shortcut to the executable using the /d flag.

This will allow multiple instances to come up. 4-You can then create different profiles that will register the different mac addresses to your CME. 5-Load one phone, change the profile, then load the second phone, etc.