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Ok thank you. So phone boots with 0, gets assigned to a group from CM or Feature Server for SIP phones and then automatically reboots again with new group assignment to grab the specifica settings? Thank you again!

I have a couple questions if someone would be so kind to answer. I can't find this in the phone or CM admin guides. How does a H323 phone obtain it's Group ($GROUP SEQ) from the 46xxsettings file? I was thinking from DHCP Option 242 when it registers to MCIPADD(CM) and ontains from Station form...

Has anyone went through the process of upgrading Sp 1 to Sp 6.x? Any issues you encountered, did you use the SP upgrade guide, did you do CDOM first or DOM0 first, ... particularly patching 1.x to get to the latest release then upgrading to 6.x and then patching to get to the lateest release...

Thank you for your help!

I'm going to remove the cables from the main server to the switch. To get it out of ESS anything more I would have to force back over? Thank You

Thank you very much for the reply. So when I place the new firmware in just dump it in the exsisting directory with all the other files, or remove the old files adn install the new files? OK will note to be careful with the upgrade of 2 verus 1. Thanks again

S8720 not 88xx... apologies

Looking to see if someone will share how they have moved, without taking an outage, from legacy 88xx servers to the DL360 that incorporate ESS. Many Thanks

We are including a new model of IP phone. We currently have 9620s and going to use 9608. I want to place the latest 9608 software on the HTTP server without affecting the 9620s. Can I just dump the new 9608 firmware in the same directory? Can they share directories? Thank You.

CrossTalkTek submitted this some time ago. All still valid, anything to change if perfoming on CM 5.2? "Below are the procedures I use for the ESS testing.Before starting, do a save translations all command.Test procedures 1.. Log into the ESS server 2.. status ess port ( this will show...

Can any share what they are planning for in their 3 to 5 year strategy like end of support of Control Networks, HP DL360 / Dell R610, Upgrading S8300c's to d's, ... anything new and end of life coming up type stuff? Thank you

One other piece in the 46xxsettings file I have the following configured which I believe I read was bare min in one of the docs. Anything else I'm missing? Sig Settings: Set SIG SIP Settings: set sipdomain Set SNTPSRVR 96xx SIP Telephone Settings: set SIP_controller_list ? what IP should this...

First time trying to configure a remote SIP phone to CM via SIP trunk from SM. Does it still use option 242 adn if so the callsrv would be the IP address of CM still or SM100? Anyone have an example of their scope option sting? Thank You.

During high call volumes is anyone having issues with high processor usage / spikes? We take the same amount of calls as on our old G3R and never had this problem and call volume is comparable. Also believe the max simultaneous calls on CM 5.x and 6.x is approximately 15,424 calls and 32,768...

Believe I found it. I don't need a S8300 I can connect to the LAN via ext1 or ext2 to register to a 8xxx.

Can a G700 connect to a S8800 as a port network via the native Ethenet Ports (ext1, ext2) or an expansion module interface or not at all without a S8300? Thank you

Believe I found what I was looking for. No Support: https://support.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/100107660 Release 6.0 does not support private networks (CNA and CNB). For instructions, see (which I can't find) " Converting private control networks to corporate LAN"

If upgrading from 5.2 to 6.x are there no support for CNA/CNB Control Network A, Control Network B? If so do you have to enable Proc Eth and reconfigure resources?

Any chance you could share the script and if possible any documentation on migrating users from Audix to MM. I'm about to embark on this journey and would greatly appreciate help, lessons learned, step by step, ...

Thank you. Was just confused because I have MM, CM, and some H.323 as well as SIP trunking and wondering when it would enter the mix.