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Hi, I am trying to set up a dial plan und I have a few problems to realise some functions. The dial plan should look like this: 123,1,Answer() 123,2,Queue(1stlevel,t) 123,3,Queue(2ndlevel,t) 123,4,Queue(3rdlevel,t) 123,5,Hangup() If a member of the 1stlevel-Queue can answer the call it should be hanged up after finishing. If not, the current member answering the call should be able to transfer the caller to the 2ndlevel-Queue. And so on. How can I check whether it is transfered or...

...hassle. But if I try to use a samba share from one of the vmware-machines (which are connected to the network using the "bridged network" config), I will be able to connect to it and to see the three upmost levels of the contained folders and files (like \\Servername\Sharename\1stLevel\2ndLevel\3rdLevel ). But if I then try to access the "3rdLevel"-Folder, it takes minutes and finally gives an error like "no access to 3rdLevel, you eventually don't have the right to access this ressource...bla...bla...The network name is no longer available". This happens if I try...

...ned to run efficiently BLAS routins, is an easily reconfigurable low-power processor with scratchpad memory, a shift register for inter-lane communication, a hardware sum-reduction tree and predictable performance - you can find details about it at this address: http://users.dcae.pub.ro/~gstefan/2ndLevel/connex.html . The processor has a clean design and its Verilog source code could be made open-source. You can find the source code of the latest version of the compiler (LLVM back end and extensions for Connex in the LoopVectorize module, etc) and runtime I develop for the Connex SIMD proc...

...hassle. But if I try to use a samba share from one of the vmware-machines (which are connected to the network using the "bridged network" config), I will be able to connect to it and to see the three upmost levels of the contained folders and files (like \\Servername\Sharename\1stLevel\2ndLevel\3rdLevel ). But if I then try to access the "3rdLevel"-Folder, it takes minutes and finally gives an error like "no access to 3rdLevel, you eventually don't have the right to access this ressource...bla...bla...The network name is no longer available". This happens if I t...

...hassle. But if I try to use a samba share from one of the vmware-machines (which are connected to the network using the "bridged network" config), I will be able to connect to it and to see the three upmost levels of the contained folders and files (like \\Servername\Sharename\1stLevel\2ndLevel\3rdLevel ). But if I then try to access the "3rdLevel"-Folder, it takes minutes and finally gives an error like "no access to 3rdLevel, you eventually don't have the right to access this ressource...bla...bla...The network name is no longer available". This happens if I try...