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The one built into Manager is crap. These run as a service and are supported: TFTP Server to use: http://support.avaya.com/japple/css/japple?temp.documentID=295225&temp.productID=107755&temp.bucketID=108025&PAGE=Document (it's what's "supported" for the 4600 series phones) You can also use...

First off: upgrade to 3.2(17) Next: Use the Avaya TFTP Server (or set up the HTTP file server - documentation at Avaya's support site. If you can't buy a license from them, send me your phone number and I'll walk you through it.

You need to update your Loader to the current version.

mdegray : This configuration is running in a production environment using an IPO406V2 running 3.2(17). One of our subsidiary firms is also running it on IPO406v1 equipment (old VCMs) using the 3.2(17) firmware. Note: Avaya did not intend to support the 4600 series phones using VPNRemote &...

FYI: a new version of the One-X Quick edition is on the near horizon (reportedly by the end of the 2006). Primary features: --Updated firmware --support for PRI/T1 trunks

Avaya Supported VPN Remote Phone: 4600 Series phones. Functioning config: --4621sw VPN Phone. --WebLM:(requires Tomcat HTTP server)-Free No License Required. Download at...

mdegray / khayulay: The 46xx series IP phones are meant to work on both IP Office and Communications Manager platform with G-series media gateways. To implement the licensing, you're supposed to run the WebLM (license manager - it's free) and purchase the CMEE R3 client $205 per user. However...