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I've set mine up in parallel to existing deskphones so on the user I have just enabled power user and mobile VOIP client. Login details are the same as the phone. You probably remote worker for your setup. I am sure someone else can explain how to set up as a standalone client. The service is...

On support.Avaya.com look for Avaya Workplace Client For Windows (or as needed) release 3.x Many of the setting can be left on the default but note that some are for systems other than IP Office Tip for set up which pulls in the settings from the IP Office Services – autoconfigure – web...

I was suggesting setting up the IP address manually on the phone rather than it being allocated by DHCP. Of course someone can change that if they really wanted. Perhaps the OP could test?

Not something I have needed to do but you can set the IP address on the phone manually then match this in extension-VOIP. Looking at the help SIP Extension VoIP IP Address Default = 0.0.0.0 The IP address of the phone. The default setting accepts connection from any address. If an address...

I think you can use a specific IP address at each end. You need to check your DHCP set up for this.

Not used them myself but Audiocodes do Teams phones. Their Skype for Business phones can be upgraded to Teams if needed.

Yes for most releases. Which release is your IPO?

It is shame that there is no fallover to embedded voicemail even if it a much less capable product.

Look as 's' in the shortcode Short codes You will need to check with your provider is you can dial out as a different number. Probably OK if you own a block of DDIs.

Thanks for reminding me about Java Curlycord. I just keep a renamed copy of the java.security file then copy as java.security and replace any updates. There's probably a batch file to do this .

Using 60.3.0 with a BCM50 on Windows 11 here. I recall you may need to check the FAQ on Java. Firebird - is there any real difference between 60.3.0 and 62.0.5?

The docs are out there somewhere. It looks as though this added analogue extensions to a Quick Edition set up. I recall this used 4600 series phones with special firmware so no PBX needed for a small set up but not compatible with IP Office?

What does the UPS event log show?

You'd better asking in the wiring closet - CM/Aura forum.

Looking at the help above isn't the Source IP Address, ITSP domain etc, going to be the same for all lines from the ITSP? Tests so far shows that the IPO just reacts to the lowest numbered line and uses that destination.

From the help for R11. SIP Trunk Advanced Association Method: Default = By Source IP address. Software level = 8.0+. This field sets the method by which a SIP line is associated with an incoming SIP request. The search for a line match for an incoming request is done against each line until...

Yes that is a V1 as they did not know there would be a V2. I recall the drive is a half slim SATA DOM 32gb MO-297. Something else might work but there's not much space.

This was the PCN.

Does it save V1 or V2 on the front of the module as V1s were prone to failure. I think Avaya would have swapped at one time. Once I had a quick go at replacing the drive itself but could not seem to get it to work and just built an application server in a VM.

Thanks for checking. Line A running by itself number A, credentials A, no incoming number in ICR to extn 400. Main works OK as only a single number, SIP call details Line Credentials A all set to auto. HG Main has SIP name main Invite with actual numbers hidden 09:28:20 157051962mS SIP...