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In both IPO from 10.0 onwards and CM/Aura from 8.0 onwards you can use MADN, which is about as close as you'll get to CS1K MCR/SCR keys, or you could use bridged appearances. There are a few caveats with both in the IPO world, especially if you have multiple systems in the solution.

I did a similar setup for a customer using a VM Pro module that checks the service of a hunt group. Someone in IT presses a button that is labelled 'IT Outage'. That puts a group (used only for routing purposes) into an out of service state. The IT call flow in VM Pro checks the status of...

I noticed you have to upgrade from 11.0.4.8 to 11.1 (USB method). Then upgrade again using the USB method to R12. It would have been nice to go from 11.0.4.8 directly to R12 in one step since you are replacing the OS anyway. Same goes for the virtual servers. Multiple steps. I've yet to do an...

On a Norvaya switch, you can hit the CLI and type: show mac-address-table (shows every MAC on every port) show mac-address-table vid X (where X is the VLAN ID) show mac-address-table address 00-11-22-33-44-55 (substitute the real mac address) If you're using the web interface (good luck...

I always set them to standard telephone, test things out, then switch to fax machine if there are fax issues. I'd guess 98% of the analog ports with fax machines connected are set as standard telephone and the other 20% are set as fax machine. If that doesn't work, then its time to make a...

I have customers with anywhere from a few dozen to over 2000 phones on IPO. Every customer does their own MAC work. Some have dedicated telecom resources, some use junior IT resources, some use Sally in accounting. At the end of the day, it is their system that they own, so they can do to it...

I had a customers system doing the same thing last year. Random lockups, occasional brownout alarms showing in sysmon. That system was sold in 2011, so it was around 12 years old. Swapped the control unit and all has been fine since.

Virtual endpoints when you had an original VCM card installed I believe were 12, at least for a VCM32 V1. Way back, old VCM channel licenses would migrate to virtual IP endpoints. That might have been release 5 or maybe 6.

I remember Enterprise Edge 1.0. While it's been a couple decades, if my memory isn't too bad, the 'upgrades' back then consisted of a DOS command line with a series of dots that went along the bottom of the screen, giving you zero feedback as to what was really going on. Those days consisted...

You could download the existing 96xxupgrade.txt file to your PC, then delete that file from the system/primary folder. The system then should auto create a new file, though it may not show up in the file list - I don't remember which auto-generated files do or don't show up in embedded file...

I've migrated physical to virtual using the same license without any issues. Several years ago someone at Avaya told me the only difference is the part number that they for tracking purposes, and has a tie back to IPOSS as you don't need Avaya hardware replacement coverage on a virtual server...

I ran across something I haven't seen before and thought I'd share. This is a new system I'm configuring. IP500V2A, 11.0.4.SP7 with CP 11.0.4.7.1 build 1. End user hasn't had an appetite to upgrade to 11.1 yet. Issue was with a new combo card, P/N 7005049897. System Status and Manager both...

I have a handful of DuVoice installs out there, all on 11.0.4 SP6 or 7, and haven't ever run across that issue. Normally it just works, with the exception of a random mailbox issue which happens a couple times a year on a couple phones that is resolved by deleting/rebuilding the mailbox. Not...

Whoa, after seeing an 18 year old reply now I'm really starting to feel old. That brings back a memory of using a fiber expansion module in a BCM, connected to a Norstar trunk module for a customer that absolutely had to keep their analog DID trunks. Why that memory popped into my head after...

Far as I remember, you can't even build SCN trunks between a standalone 500V2 and server edition. You could build standard H.323/non SCN trunks between the systems. You'd have to build the dial plan manually via shortcodes on each system, and you won't get any other SCN features such as...

This is dragging me into the way back machine. I did countless 2200 series WLAN/SVP/OAI deployments in the old days. From what I remember, PTT uses multicast. Spanning PTT across multiple VLANs was always problematic unless multicast routing was enabled, and it typically wasn't as it was a...

Firmware 2.4.4.3 or somewhere in that vintage will allow you to manage the B179 from a modern web browser.

Below is a link to 174.035 for the WLAN 2245/SVP box. Link is good for 7 days. I haven't touched 2200 series WLAN stuff in over 10 years, but for some reason I kept the files, along with everything else from my Nortel days. Enjoy! https://we.tl/t-YuG6UQp3Qp

I'd compare the 96x1Hupgrade.txt file that is on your 500V2 system with the file that is on the SE. My guess is that someone manually put a 96x1Hupgrade.txt file on the SE, and that is why its not upgrading the phone firmware. That file should be autogenerated, but its possible to drop that...

I made the jump today on a customer system. Three IPOs in SCN, new application server, moved VM Pro from Windows to the app server. Was previously on 11.0.4 SP7. This particular site is voicemail and dialtone only. No apps, no mobility, just basic telephony. Everything went fine, even the...