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Home > Forums > Wiring Closet > Phone Systems > Avaya: IP Office Forum

IP Phones dont log back in after reboot??

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jonaron (Programmer)
21 Jul 12 12:22
Hi I am at the latest release of 8.0, using a 500v1 control unit running all 5610 phones. I've been having a problem with rebooting the system, the phones all logoff after a reboot and never log back in. Ive never had a problem like this with any of my systems, has anyone seen this before? Any ideas would be helpful.

thanks
NYSTECH (Vendor)
21 Jul 12 15:23
Are you using forced login for the users??

amriddle01 (Programmer)
21 Jul 12 16:22
Indeed, sure sounds like it smile

jonaron (Programmer)
21 Jul 12 18:25
That seems like it would be it but non of my other systems have that problem and force login is not used, but some of my other systems are using 96XX phones would that make a difference??
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