Welcome to the IPv6 Community

Welcome to the CSC IPv6 Community. We encourage everyone to share their knowledge and start conversations on issues such as adding IPv6 capability to your networks and discuss challenges and successes around network services migration. All topics are welcome, including routing address management, translation, tunneling, firewall, security, DNS, MTU, applications and protocol stack issues.
Remember, just like in the workplace, be courteous to your fellow forum participants. Please refrain from using disparaging or obscene language or posting advertisements.
Cheers,
Dan Bruhn
CSC Community Manager

hiLisa_K8 wrote:
This is the place where LogMeIn users can ask, learn, and share about LogMeIn products and services. Everyone is invited to participate and we hope that your experience here is positive, fun, and informative. How you can participate:Explore: Use the search box at the top to quickly find what you are looking for.
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All,
Welcome to the discussion forum for LabVIEW Communications System Design Suite! This is an open forum for users of LabVIEW Communications to share their product related questions and knowledge with each other. Like our other NI discussion forums, NI engineers will be active in helping to resolve questions and provide feedback.
For getting started materials, tutorials and example code, try visiting the SDR Community.
Nick C | Staff LabVIEW Platform Product Support Engineer | National Instruments

You are still posting in the wrong forum and in an unrelated thread. This forum here is about software defined radio (SDR).
LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .

Introducing the Skype Community

Welcome to the Skype Community
After being in the air since early 2004 as Skype's Forum, since April 2008 as Skype's Community and now as the Skype Community it is about time to introduce the people with badges and those without who you see posting regularly. But first a little explanation of what this community does.
The Skype Community is a place where Skype users can go for their Skype related question which they can discuss with other users. It can be any question from “How do I answer a Skype Call” to more technical ones. The purpose of this is to unite users in their Skype interests, to give users a chance to help others where they have a bigger knowledge and / or experience with Skype.
Every day thousands of users sign on to Skype for the very first time. Although there is a comprehensive, ever growing Knowledgebase there will be questions left which can be discussed in the Skype Community with users who have a huge experience in using Skype as their communication tool.
The variety of users browsing and replying to topics is enormous. From private users who only use Skype to keep in touch with friends and loved ones to Business users and beta testers. Especially beta testers are valuable. They seem to be born (or programmed over time ) to find and report bugs to help them getting resolved.
Other experienced users are those with a Community Amassador and Moderator badges and then the Skype Staff with the Skype logo next to their name. Next to the Skype related areas we also have a more casual and relaxed area called “Skype Lounge” where you are invited to talk about every day’s life, hobbies and interests and where you can chat with likeminded users who might even become good friends!
So, who is who in this Skype Community?
I start with the valuable user. Every user logged on for the very first time and most likely to find help. No doubt the user came to the right place because help is available here in large quantities. Because the Moderators monitor all topics, active users become visible and not seldom we agree that by the consistent help given, such a user deserves the Community Ambassador badge. This is a little award for life and will always express our appreciation. Our Community Ambassadors are involved in a Skype group chat with Moderators for questions, discussions and help. They are not left on their own but have our and each other's full support.
Sometimes Community Ambassadors are asked to join the Moderator team. Moderators receive the tools to moderate (work with) the community. This means they can edit, move and if necessary, delete posts (like spam). They guide users, advise them to submit a Support Ticket when necessary and help them to maintain the Community Guidelines. They also reply to posts.
Because the Skype Community is not an official support channel like Skype Customer Service Ticket System (who would like to see their account / payment details exposed on a public forum? The ticket system guarantees total privacy) Moderators can help the users who, for what ever reason, did not receive the right help via tickets. The preferable help tool is public posts so others with similar issues can find a solution. More private information is exchanged via PM (Private Message).
Moderators signed an NDA (Non Disclosure Agreement) with Skype and have access to Skype staff to report and discuss specific problems. This way you are in safe hands.
Both Community Ambassadors and Moderators are although experienced Skype users, people like you and me. Some have full time jobs, others part time or are retired. All have in common that they like to use Skype, like to help out and are volunteers. They are present in the Skype Community in their spare time. Therefore some can spend more time helping out than others. They are located in different parts of the world, speak different languages. This way they cover 24 hours. Moderators participate in a group chat with the Admins to discuss what is going on in the community, support each other and get help when necessary.
Our admins are staff members. They handle the more advanced community tools. Together they are responsible for the whole community. The main community administration is done by yours truly as Community Manager. One of my pleasant tasks is to weekly report to my colleagues to keep them updated about what is going on in the Skype Community: what keeps users busy, their feature requests, problems and positive feedback for all platforms, subscriptions, payments and about all soft- and hardware.
We do not just operate in the background. We participate actively by reading and posting. We feel a huge responsibility for users, Community Ambassadors and Moderators for whom we also feel a great respect and pride.
Non Admin Staff members work behind the scenes and in any department within Skype. Their main goal is to improve Skype for the users. Not to maintain or develop the Skype Community. They are real and very nice people who do not hesitate to post in the Skype Community where a reply from staff is appreciated.
Not seldom community members grow from User, to Community Ambassadors, to Moderator/Beta Tester to Staff Member. (Maybe here is a little career for you )
I hope that above helps you to understand the Skype Community and to value the special and dedicated help of the volunteers. They deserve a thumbs up
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If you wish to have a post edited or removed because you have posted personal information, please be advised that the Skype Community Guidelines state:
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Please be conscious of what you post in the community and consider that it will be stored permanently for public display. We only remove posts that violate our Community Guidelines. We don't remove or edit posts simply because you 'change your mind', so please consider carefully whether or not you are happy with your post being displayed publicly indefinitely."
As mentioned in the guideline, an exception to the "No Post Deletion" rule can be made if you have, either intentionally or accidentally, violated a Community Guideline in your post.
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So, if your post contains personal information, and you wish to have it removed, then you may notify the moderation team by clicking on the "Options" menu at the top right of your post and selecting "Report Inappropriate Content". When reporting your post, please include a message explaining that you have violated the Community Guidelines by posting your personal information, and that you would like to have that information removed.
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Time to say Thank You - Introducing the O2 Community Rewards Programme!

We are really proud of our community. You put your time, sweat, efforts and knowledge at the service of others, throughout the day, every day. And you do it out of the kindness of your hearts.
We’ve been busy in the background working hard on several projects, you’ll see quite a few things happen in the next months. The one thing we thought we needed to do first was say Thank You.
So, welcome to the O2 Community Rewards! From the 1st August 2013, you can get a thank you token for participating in the community. Every month.
Here is how it works: each month, your activity in the forum will earn you rewards points. Points are calculated by using a super secret algorithm that has been devised by monitoring members’ behaviour over the past months. Once you reach a certain amount of points, you will qualify for a reward. We have 4 different levels of rewards – Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze. Every month points will reset and you will be able to try to qualify for another reward.
Rewards will vary from month to month – watch out every month for an announcement.
What do you need to do to join the programme? Absolutely nothing. All registered members are automatically entered. The more you participate in the community, the more points you will earn increasing your chances to qualify for a reward.
The Terms & Conditions will give you the full details of the programme, please read them carefully and feel free to ask any questions you might have

Chiara wrote:
I'd still like to hear your opinion on the reward programme too though Hi Chiara, To keep the 02 Community Forum alive and fresh I understand that changes need to occur, and thanking contributors to the forum by way of Reward cannot harm. The only criticism from me is lets not have the debacle of the "hook-a-duck" rewards scenario, where some of the prizes /rewards were lets say , weak. Last year I was given £5 credit to my PAYG account for my efforts on the forum and that was really appreciated. Just an example of how rewards like that mean something. You have my vote.

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been waiting to see a forum like this. This forum should amalgamate all the other areas like R&S, security, DC design, and provide more quality , proven solns and discuss problems/challenges as well. Will be following this forum regularly
thanks dan for creating this community
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Hi,
I have a question...
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Welcome to the Cisco Proximity Community!

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Not sure about fixing it... I managed to find the SQL and PL/SQL FAQ (for some bizarre reason the new forum only likes to show one announcement message at a time at the top - the FAQ is there). Seems a lot of the old Jive tags like the noformat tags etc. seem to be defunct, so the FAQ is going to need some editing, and I don't know where to start in putting all the links right. (Sonya did warn us that links would be broken).
For now, I've at least locked the FAQ thread (SONYA - Are all previously locked threads unlocked by default? that could be a pain)
I can see this may take some time to resolve...
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Some URLs are broken (specifically the PL/SQL forum's FAQ - not sure if Blu fixed that in the meantime) - any means to get old postings' URLs to work consistently?

Welcome to the Linksys Small Business Community!

Welcome to the Linksys Small Business Community!
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Where can I buy a larger hard drive for my late 2008, 15" macbook pro? From reviewing questions and answers on the support community it would appear that having Apple remove the old and install the new hard drive is recommended. But how/where?

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Welcome to the Cisco Networking Professionals Unified Computing topic

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This is easily done with dial peer statements . The dial peer in your originating router must route the calls to the terminating router first. That would look like :
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dtmf-relay-h.245-alphanumeric
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codec g711ulaw
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Welcome to the online services board!

Welcome to the board dedicated to Nokia's internet-based services, previously known as Ovi.
This section is meant for discussing the online services offered by Nokia which are not covered by another specific board, and includes NOkia Store and Nokia Contacts.
Nokia Support Discussions is a primarily a user-to-user forum, our teams cannot help with questions related to your individual accounr. So if you wish to contact Nokia directly, or if you have any problems with your Nokia Account details, please visit the "Contact Us" section of this website to find the contact information to Nokia Care.
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Welcome to the Legacy Conference

Welcome to the Legacy series discussion board!
Got a question about your older model Thinkpad? Ask the members here for assistance. Lets not let those wonderful older machines go to waste!
Whether you're visiting from the forums at thinkpads.com, NBR, the TP mailing list, usenet or whether you're a newcomer to the ThinkPads community, we're glad you're here!
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I wrote all my posts from 2005-2011 as an "Admin" for this community. I still work for Nokia as an external consultant, so my rank in all posts is now "Employee".

Welcome to the Service Providers General discussion

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