Anyone out there with a UX5000 w/ conference bridge card installed giving date ( Jan. 1 1970 ) for time and date for scheduled conferences in the e-mails sent out to participants.
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Assuming it's the same as the SV8100 CNF bridge. Log into the CNF and go to System Settings and make sure "Use System Clock" is checked. If it is you may have to reboot the system so that when it starts the clocks are synced.
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Paul W Now back to a 0 day week. Love these 7 day weekends.
Thanks for the response paulw. I've tried that along with, upgrading all software to field trial levels, defaulting the card and programming from scratch. Still with the same results. Any other suggestions, any and all are welcome.
Found out what the cause of my problem was!!! If you uncheck the ( Allow Early Entry ) box , will cause your email invite to the conference call to display Jan 1, 1970. Again this is on A UX5000. NEC has a bug to fix.
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