I added a new page to my existing schematic and it started over at page 1 of 1. I know I can manually change the page numbers. Is there an automated way to change the page numbers so they are all grouped together?
BTW this works for reuse design projects, it will bring in all pages internal and external to the design. I can manage exactly the page order I want regards of the ordering in the design project window.
Hi, everyone. I've been away from OrCAD for a while - we switched to Altium about 6 years ago at my old company. I'm on a new job, and I'm re-learning OrCAD again. So, I have lots of stuff to relearn, and I have a lot of stupid questions. The first problem that I can't figure out is how to disable pin numbers or names on components that I don't want them to be visible. For example, every resistor symbol I'm placing on the schematic has the pin numbers visible, and it's annoying and cluttering up the schematic. I'm using OrCAD Capture CIS V17.2. I have notes and training manuals from the old 16.XX version, but a lot of the stuff isn't the same anymore. I know, it's a newbie question, but I'm having a hard time finding the answer. Help! :)
I usually end up marking pin 1 with a tiny dot on passives as with RF, a predecessor moved the footprint origin to pin1, not IPC-standard body center, so they can do their pi-networks straight. While using metric footprints on english snap grids. O_o
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Hi @MAtkinson2 ,
If you are HubSpot's default properties Phone number and Mobile Phone number on the form, then itthe contact number will get stored in the same properties.
What i can see in the screenshot that the Mobile phone number property is storing the nyumber correctly.
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Hi @gdooley . The best bet here is if you can format the Squarespace form to input the number into one field. If not, I'm almost certain a single text field will work as the tool is looking phone field and will import any value. However, the HubSpot phone field is numbers only, so if some adds ext. 3489 it most likely won't import the value.
Hi @gdooley If you have the area code defined on the form as a seperate field, you will need to change that on the form in order for HubSpot to pick it up correctly. By default, we don't recognize the area code field due to the fact that we regularly deal with international concerns using different phone number formats.
Is there any way you can help me please. There is nothing that I do that seems to work. Everything else is importing except the phone number. I changed to mobile number and it doesn't work either way. Can you please help?
Well, according to the data that I saw in the past, even the largest firewalls were not submitting that many an hour. If a small office was pulling down 50 files an hour that were neither on the allow or block list, I would like to know what is happening. I will ask the team to see what they are seeing from the data.
@BWC , a file will only be sent once and then we keep the hash for a while so that if someone else downloads it in the future, we can do a static lookup instead of dynamic analysis (actual transfer of the file). It is rare to run into that many unique never-before seen files in such a small time period in one environment but I agree that the Gen7 TZ numbers could be higher than the Gen6 models.
It was 2018 when I first reported this to my local contacts (SE and Territory Manager) and I'am having somewhat of a Deju-vu because the answer back than was similar. "Our data shows this not relevant".
Back in 2018 the message "Gateway Anti-Virus Status: Files per hour limit reached. File forwarding to Sandbox not initiated for some file from" was caused by IMAP which is common for smaller customers to have it activated because of the lack of other infrastructure. But I saw this in scenarios like for Software Developers as well, they are downloading like maniacs.
One other thing which brings the numbers down is probably that many (at least of mine) customers have DPI-SSL disabled because of the ongoing "inconviniences", these files will never be shown to Capture ATP. I don't have any statistics, I'am only seeing this when it's to late. How does the enduser know he reached the limit? "Block until verdict" message might show some information, but if "Allow file download" is selected it's somewhat of a gamble?
What troubles me that this value is not communicated to the enduser, just put it in the datasheet and we're settled. Noone likes hidden restrictions, transparency is the way to go. Whenver possible I inform my customers with information I scratched from TSRs etc. but IMHO this is the duty of the maker not the vendor.
But in your initial thread you mentioned that, "Capture ATP on a TZ 400 and 670 shows 50 and on a NSA 4600 the value is 900". so I got curious about those models because as per my knowledge it will support 300 files / hour with 5 concurrent files.
My RMM software has an "agent health check" routine that reviews the files that are on the client computer and compares them to a current list in the cloud. It then packages the changed DLLs and EXE files into individual zipped packages for download and installation.
So if, on the very odd chance that one of these files contained malicious code (a la Kaseya), without inspection, it is going to end up getting past my firewall and installed on the client's computer.
@Leibel Shuchat Could you please take a look at the below to make sure I understood and adapted properly your solution from the other day where you pulled the n section out of a text string (link to that thread at the bottom of this post).
So you would need to combine all that data into 1 cell (via a join formula) and then use use this formula created by Paul (replace the column name with whatever you call your column JOIN column is called)
@Lisa Giddens-White Since they are across multiple columns, we may be able to use a different formula if you didn't want to join them together. Are all of the columns next to each other? If so we could use an INDEX function looking across each of the columns on the row and a COUNTIFS function to count how many are filled in which tells us which column number to pull for the INDEX function.
Honestly the most reliable (and I think the most efficient) solution would be to use a helper column where you join them all together and then use that first formula without the +1 (the corrected formula in Leibel's comment).
From now on, your callers will be able to request a callback to a phone number of their choice. If an invalid number is dialed, they will hear a message, and they will be given another chance to dial a valid phone number.
I am trying to setup a way to filter for specific phone phones during a wireshark capture. I am not sure what filter I should use. I tried the sip.To and sdp.phone filters with no success. Any ideas? Thanks!
Capture filters based on BPF and predates any VoIP protocols. And you can't use display filters when capturing. However, if you have a limited number of phone numbers, you can always use byte offset syntax to specify the phone number. Lookup the syntax for specifying byte offset. For example, tcp[0:2] > 1024 will capture tcp packets whose source port is greater than 1024.
I don't claim to know SIP, but based on RFC2361, the To Header Field and From Header Field (both of which are string fields, terminated by \r\n) can contain phone numbers that look like these examples:
I would like to find a way to create a capture filter that can look for certain phones numbers and only capture those VOIP conversations. I would typically have between 1-3 phone numbers being monitored.
As I have it now, I am catching every phone call made on the system. I am confident that as I add the monitoring to more servers space will become an issue. I do have a ring buffer setup for 100 files that are 100 megs each.
While I am looking to record calls, I also need the ability to to see the full process of the call starting/ending. As we need to dissect a call and see if the issue is on my companies side or the phone companies side.
If we can streamline the process and make it a faster process, that would be great. As it stands, we spend about a half hour per person (per customer) each day. If what I need is a call recorder. I would need it:
@Travis, It doesn't need to be MySQL, but the script does rely on some kind of DB. The LuaSQL library supports several different DBs (including SQLite). If you can't have this dependency, then an alternative might be to replace those DB calls with Lua functions. Also note that this script assumes the OS is *nix (based on the mkdir -p), so if you're in Windows, you'd have to put Cygwin in your path for the script to work properly.
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