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That's what we do is just browse to the IP address. I think we made some progress yesterday, identifying that we had both the Ethernet and the maintenance ports connected to our LAN. We had the maintenance port connected as we used the Ethernet port for the VOIP vlan. I am enabling 802.1q...

We do use RCC, I will check around.. but as far as I know its only been installed on a single computer.

6.0 latest updates.

Already have.

This is continuing with Out of Memory Errors. Now some VOIP sets will restart independently of others. Bad RAM? Bad Hard Drive?

BCM450 gets Out of Memory error, and reboots several times daily. What exactly does this mean, and how do I resolve it?

All VOIP do down, all digital sets stay active.

Been having issues with our BCM450 lately. We were receiving some 'system out of memory' messages. The whole phone system would reboot them. We did some system backups,and log file purging, and then applied the latest 2014 updates. The phone system no longer reboots, or indicates any alarms...

What do these acronyms mean? What should they be set to for each active set?

I am trying to add another IP extension to our existing phone system. I went through as I normally do and added a new extension when the phone booted up looking for a DN. Now it gives the error 'NO PORTS AVAIL' I am assuming this is a resource issue. I am not sure how to add additional...

Is there a website for this? Is Avaya continuing to support the BCM450 with periodic updates?

My first thought as well. Typically this resolves it for a matter of minutes.. then it stops working again.

Anyone know how to accomplish this?

This would be exceptions in our Firewall? Our ASA doesn't filter internal traffic.

Whats the best way to connect the BCM450 to VLAN and LAN simultaneously?

I can ping it, but when trying to access EM/web/RCC/BCM Monitor everything times out. Phones are all working correctly.

Apparently the only way is to create a special routing statement in our ASA and create a separate VLAN for the traffic. Going to test this after 5pm EST tonight.

Ok, after re-reading the first response, LAN1 and LAN2 are the same port. So if we are using LAN1 for VLAN/VOIP with a different subnet address from our Corporate LAN, how to a setup EM to manage it?

We had previously been using the OAM port for Reporting/Administration, and using LAN1 for our Voice VLAN for VOIP. When I unplugged the cable previously in the OAM port and plugged it into the LAN2 port it completely crashed our entire network. After digging over the last few hours it appears...

OK I can unplug it but its how we have been administrating the phone system for years without this issue. How do I access the phone system from a workstation without the OAM being plugged in?