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Hey all, Question: Is SIP over coaxial/cable modem service a good idea? Reason: The carrier in my area who we have been putting SIP over fiber without having to purchase fiber internet as well (saving the customer a ton of money) has decided they will no longer do this. They will, however...

thread462-1660463 @ ECartman You mentioned in this closed thread you use Quintum Gateways to convert SIP to analog and I wanted to pick your brain a little more on this. I currently use Grandstream FXS and FXO gateways for my clients with IP telephone systems. However, I would love to offer my...

Hey all, I appreciate all of the helpful responses. TouchToneTommy shared a link exactly like what I'm looking for, albeit, it would be nice if they had something with a clear adhesive rather than black. Also, mikedphones your response was really helpful. Sounds like I may have to start with...

Hi all, Random question. I know Avaya at one point in time sold 1416 telephones that had English labels under the feature keys (Transfer written under transfer, etc. etc.). I was told they no longer make phones like this and they just come blank with the symbols. I have a lot of older clients...

Good morning all, Forgive me if this question has already been answered; however, I'm trying to come up with a solution for a customer who has a unique office setup. The customer has used an Avaya Partner for years, with 2 cordless phones run out the analog port on the back of 2 desktop...

I appreciate all of the responses and help very much. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't off in my thinking I had to go straight to Avaya-Learning. Again, I appreciate you taking the time to respond thoughtfully. I was also curious what amriddle01 was talking about when he said "...they're...

Hi, I am an experienced tech with a company that has been around since the 90s. We have always worked on and sold Nortel, Partner, Magix, etc. The trouble is, we want to get into IP Office and can't figure out how. I've worked on plenty of them and understand the basics, but I'm looking for...