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What type of MiVoice? - MiVoice Office 400 - MiVoice Business It's confusing but there are 53xx series phones on both systems but they are completely different. 6800 series phones will not be MINET FW so limited features as they will be SIP only on a MiVB.

If you login as 1st-tenant-admin and check System Configuration, Recording Planner > Compliance. There could be a few rules in there regarding what to record and what not too. There is a Call Duration option so I would look there first.

The install document has the "Preparing the server before installation" section. https://www.mitel.com/document-center/applications/contact-center/micontact-center-business/micontact-center-business-for-mivb/101/en/micontact-center-business-installation-and-administration-guide-for-mivb-platform...

Yes, I believe it is the Unsupervised CO timer. Whether a conference call or two external parties transferred together.

You can change the CallerID displayed on inbound calls using "Inward Dialing Modification", then apply that to the SIP Trunk (Assuming SIP) We use this to display the correct number coming in so that we can call back a missed call. e.g. in Australia (Telstra) a call usually come in with 9...

The problem is that if you try and use an i-button that is in use on a customers system that you don't manage, you can't clear it. e.g. If you buy a system from eBay, you won't be able to use the i-button because it will be locked to an existing ARID.

As an FYI I have tried one of these that were linked from jrpuder a few years ago. It registered on the AMC fine and licensed the system. As it was new there was no risk of the ID being used by a previous system. I did not put it in to production but it appeared to work fine. @Billz66 Yes it's...

Correct, it is a timer for Unsupervised CO (Limits the duration of outside calls transferred or forwarded to outside numbers before recalling the primary attendant.) System > Timers and Limits > Unsupervised CO (Value from 1 - 255 minutes)

Ok, I have some knowledge but wouldn't be able to provide support. Just thought if it was simple enough I could give my 2c

What nagging issues do you have? It is a recent release of software. Latest available version is 7.1 SP1

We do something similar to Billz66. - Backup existing system - Restore into lab environment - Change IP addresses in lab to suit new environment - Backup lab systems - Restore into new environment It's a little more stuffing around but works well for us.

How long did you hold in the reset button for? I found I had to hold it in for approx 10sec until all LED's light up solid, then release.

Even though MiVB on an EX controller is technically virtual I don't believe you need a virtualisation license. As DoubleUT mentioned any TDM stuff will need to be reprogrammed. If restoring from a backup you will need to remove non IP programming, i.e. trunks/extensions/MOH/paging etc...

The naming conventions are getting even more confusing now... My understanding is that MiVoice Connect is the on premise Shoretel product. MiCloud Connect was the old Shoretel Sky product and that is what's migrating to RingCentral. Mitel now publish all their documentation publicly...

I assume internal calls have two-way audio. I would check your MBG routing to the SIP provider. If your MBG is in gateway mode it may be trying to route incorrectly. Can you elaborate on your SIP trunk. i.e. networking

You won't need to add the server as a proxy as it is the server sitting on the public side. The remote proxy's are any servers behind the MBG that you want publicly accessible. You should be able to add your public IP address in the Remote Access list and go to the https://{FQDN or...

I have only seen this when the IP/XNET trunk address hasn't been changed. Have you rebooted the controller after changing the IP/XNET address? Pretty sure it needs a reboot. Also noticed your call server address in option 125 is .111 not .11 I assume you want it to be .111

Change the VM Prompt Language to English Overlaid.

Thanks for the update. To confirm was that in the Controller Registry of the MiVB that you are talking about?

You can program a key for the hospitality function of wake up. Also need to make sure the handset has the hospitality functions enabled in the permission set.