Recent content by R3LzX

topology is as such. twilio sip trunking > Adtran SBC ( Adtran Netvanta 3148 300-Session) > IP office 11.3 Server edition for the life of me I cannot get past twilio caller id restrictions and registration security, I have to send DID to the cell phones in stead of the original caller I would...

Walter I am right behind you and I love Italy (was there in august) ip office started for me in 2004 so its also been 20 years for me as well. Dolce far Niente is there for you now and in 2025 I hope to have the same.

thank you I was not aware I guess its ok as long as it works then it doesn't.

was this an iso install or an ova install I had other issues with the iso

installed avaya server edition with the iso twice and licenses would come back dormant. tried the OVA and everything came up perfectly. hope this helps someone

ironically I also am currently moving quite a few server editions at this time and would recommend backing it up (entire vm) with veeam and restoring it in the new location

yea sizbut its set to local, I just guess I get excited when something goes off without a problem and wanted to share

we are moving like 12 of these from one datacenter to another and basically sending them via v motion. something interesting. originating network is 172.16.21.xxx and new network is 172.17.31.xxx when we move them and change the ip address it does not ask for a new plds key or 30 day grace...

not sure of anyone else is having this issue what used to happen in a day or two days is now not happening at after 7+ days PLDS license purchases for ip endpoint licenses as well as sip trunk licenses. Layoffs? if anyone knows please feel free to let me know

Unless of course you use the asterisk at the front. Terminate the sip trunks to that, use it to manage the calls, then transfer the calls via sip to the IPO. You can keep the vmpro for internal use and messages. Outbound calls would go out through the asterisk. SIP trunks between asterisk and...

you are correct, but we are talking about 100 plus sip channels for this deployment to an auto attendant, that means that we need some very expensive quantities of voicemail pro licenses, that is what I am trying to avoid

if anyone has done this in a production environment and can share their experience. vmpro licenses are ridiculous expensive so we are entertaining asterisk as a GW Devise for auto attendant and routing to the ip office. all phones will be J series sip and connected to the ip office only. not...

is anyone using this in a large scale production environment? we have an all meraki Avaya setup in the datacenter for a few clients and I was wondering if anyone has moved to Amazon from on prem good bad ugly etc. We currently use adtran SBC's and use a mesh of twillio, flowroute...

we had a case open on this and it sat for a long time with avaya, the latest from them is the newest firmware that just came out in October. This was of course the one way audio, I would recommend upgrading to see if it fixes your issue https://downloads.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/101060975

waves just show up empty, both email and on phones checked vmpro password in security it matches etc. vmware ESXI 6.0, I am restarting the entire virtual machine (complete linux restart) in a few hours to see if that fixes it as it did for Server Edition - 10.1.1 -- No audio when leaving...