Recent content by kaystel

mattknight, thanks for the info. Avaya folks have no idea how to do that. i have figured a way.

l never believe in patch work. The cable is not that expensive to get a new long one. Secondly you want to eliminate any doubts if you ever have problems. You may suspect the cable and other things at that time. Use the coupler as a temp fix and get a new long cable. Good luck

Avaya recommends all their equipment to be set to 100/full/ duplex to match your LAN. i have a similar condition. Changed both speeds and everything works ok now. Kaystel

Has anyone heard or performed phone firmware upgrade on a CM and the system went down? or my question is can a IP phones firmware upgrade render the system to be down?

I think you guys are right about the complexity of the configuring additional phones. l believe it will be done on the G450. I have to engage Avaya for help.

thanks for the response. however actually what l meant was how the phone were programmed to work during fail situation. When i went to the site with a vendor tech, we invoked the sho run command on the gateway was able to see the these phones. l need to add more how do i accomplish this. Thanks

Hello all, one of my sites have a g450 with a T1 going in and configured for failover instead of s8300. currently only three phones are configured to work in case WAN goes out. How and where do l configure the remaining phones to work when WAN goes down. i appreciate you all kaystel

a vendor installed a DCP board on g700. this was due to calls fading out during calls. there is a RED alarm on the card how do we get rid of this alarm? is upgrading the firmware help. Any suggestions? Thanks Kaystel