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If you have local trunking at each location you wish to have the PD show up than you can use location based routing for 911 specific to each site. If they are IP Phones you would need to also map each of the to that particular location. If you are looking for granular information (cube,floor...

Some of the settings require a reboot to take effect on the PHONES. Not a reboot of the system but rather the phones associated to that region. Intervening regions or those with no endpoints do not have the same issue

I think the largest BP for Avaya in the US is IBM. Of course they tend to be involved in only the largest integration efforts.

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If it is an IP trunk to another definity you will not be able to place calls without flagging that bit with the matching trunk. In my exp tdm trunks do not have an issue if this is left blank.

I work for one of the largest IT integrators in the world. They have CCIE's and Ace's coming out of the woodwork (Me included). My 2c. 1 Point that was made above is very true. You can gain Cisco cert from any community college, bookstore or college/trade school in the US (I will not speak...

You should be able to accomplish this with location based routing. You can have ARS aar set up one way for location 1 and a different way for location 2 etc. This is done through location based routing and should be available to you at your release.

S8500 can be used as an LSP. You have to utilize Processor Ethernet.

Do a change pub 1. You should see it.

CallSv is actually the CLAN you wish to act as the controller for that IP phone. Not the server IP addy.

Avaya does in fact support MAS seperation if your back end is Domino or Exchange. If using an MSS on the backend server seperation is not truly supported.

You are on 2.1

Status media-processor board xxxx or stat media processor all

Try the Avaya IP Boot test that will give you the verbose ack and knack messages as a device trys to pick up a DHCP addy. You can find it at support.avaya.com query IP Boot test.

Yes you should use a csu. You do not have to use the Avaya CSU you can use another vendor.

Try placing static IP routes in the servers for Control Networks. That should resolve your issue

Thank you Dwalin, I downloaded WinSCP, but I am having problems getting things working. Do you have a doc on how to set up auto backups to winscp from the 87xx or can you possibly walk me through your routine? I truly appreciate it. Dunstan

I was wondering if anyone is using SCP to do back-ups of the 87xx switches over their lan and if so can anyone rec a decent program? Thanks

All of this is subject to change but I thought it might be of interest to many here. 1. IP Endpoint Time-to-Service – improves initialization/registration and periodic registration prosesses. 2. Administrator Profiles – Allows for finer granularity to be applied to each Administrator. 3. Large...

You can serve the 46xx firmware from an 8700 provided it is rel 2.1.1 or later. However it has to be served via HTTP/HTTPS as opposed to tftp. See the link below for configuration notes. http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/white_papers/TFTP_HTTP_Download_External_060504.pdf