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  1. RickyD1

    BCM50 IP Softphone: No Ports Left - Licenses N/A

    Emailed you at the address on your personal site.
  2. RickyD1

    BCM50 IP Softphone: No Ports Left - Licenses N/A

    Ok, that is good to know. How would I go about obtaining a license for a piece of hardware that is over 10 years old? And how much does a license typically cost?
  3. RickyD1

    BCM50 IP Softphone: No Ports Left - Licenses N/A

    Thanks again for the reply. There is only one IP Set listed (my own). Under System/Keycode, I see IDLE IP Client Try-Buy 0, IDLE SRVBL IP Client 0. Does this tell us anything?
  4. RickyD1

    BCM50 IP Softphone: No Ports Left - Licenses N/A

    Just to be exactly sure, where do I count the IP Clients and the IP Sets/Softphones to determine this? I am the only user logged in / who has access to the system as an IP client. Under Resources -> Application Resources I see: IP Sets - Minimum 0, Maximum MAX, License 0, System Max 32
  5. RickyD1

    BCM50 IP Softphone: No Ports Left - Licenses N/A

    Hello, We have a BCM50 with 5 lines (with 6 Meridian M7310 telephones) - one of which is a fax line so 4 lines accessible for voice calls - connected to an external VPN router. I am able to log into the BCM via the VPN from off site. However, when I log in via the Avaya I2050 software from my...

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