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Yes really. I was as surprised as you. ACSS (SME)

I'd avoid the Ribbon as it uses 443 from management and you cant change this. May not be a problem with IX but was a killer for Communicator. ASBCE is you best choice for Avaya applications. ACSS (SME)

All of this comes at a time when if you need to upgrade from 11.0.x to 11.1 you need to build a new server, backup and restore to the new one. They aren't making it easy are they? @derfloh - I think the reboot is required to re-add the quota groups - Credit: @Janni78 ACSS (SME)

Edit: I see they have revised the document in the link. You need to run this command if you want to be able to achieve this; sudo usermod -a -G wheel Administrator You will need to reboot. ACSS (SME)

In the interest of those who come looking for this, the solution was to disable Call Waiting on the extension. For clarity, Busy on Held did not but it was a good suggestion. ACSS (SME)

You can copy the PLDSKeys.xml license key file to the System > Primary folder on the server and it'll pick this up when it upgrades. ACSS (SME)

Swap the SD Card with one that has the licenses you require and change the keys in the config. ACSS (SME)

If you are using the auto-generated 46xxsettings.txt file, then this will modify the response for when the request comes in from a local address of a NAT'ed external address. I suspect one of two things is happening. 1) you're using a static 46xxsettings.txt file 2) you're connecting over the...

Make sure you set the Call Server IP address statically in the phone. ACSS (SME)

This is the most user friendly implementation I have ever seen /s "If bytes 13-16 of the Public key of the root CA match the xxxxxxxx of the filename in the request" ACSS (SME)

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Probably the most Avaya thing ever, re-releasing the software but accompanying it with the old Release Notes dated 6th December 2019 which does not match the versions of IPO that are downloadable... ACSS (SME)

Ah, I get you. Yes that's absolutely the situation with J Series and TLS internally. Ridiculous. ACSS (SME)

The SET TLSSRVRID 0/1 disables/enables Cert check. So although it works it's not exactly secure. @Pepp77 - has the certificate renewed recently?? ACSS (SME)

If you use DES you can then pick that handset up and install it anywhere in the world without Option 242. ACSS (SME)

Yes we've been contacted by Avaya to say they have pulled it from the support website due to "catastrophic" issues with this release. ACSS (SME)

Add a 46xxspecials.txt and add your entries in that file instead. ACSS (SME)

The SIP stack in 9.0 is a disaster. Inconsistent behavior, just a nightmare to work with. Time to get it upgraded. ACSS (SME)

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