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2.1(27) Software
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is there a voicemail PC on site with the admin software on it? then it should be no problem you can just run the upgrade wizard and you are fine doing it on site.
I have the software but can't post it for download and e-mail is a bit big.
Joe W.
FHandw., ACSS
insanity is just a state of mind
I have the software but can't post it for download and e-mail is a bit big.
Joe W.
FHandw., ACSS
insanity is just a state of mind
amriddle01
Programmer
Indeed, there is no real reson for staying on 2.1(27) when you doing a disruptive changeout anyway, it's a good opportunity to head off issues before they may arise and upgrade to the highest supported release for the kit 
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"What the Crocodile Hat....was that?
ACSS Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Communications
"What the Crocodile Hat....was that?
You would probably have to swap daughter boards and buy some extra stuff to switch to an IP500 not to mention the feature key swap so I can see how you might want to avoid that. But there can't be that much of a price difference between the 406 and the 406v2 which can take you to release 5. Do it for the System Status Application to make your own life easier.
But if you insist... I was stuck someplace once and needed to download some 2.1 firmware after Avaya took it off the site. I searched for a while and had no luck but then tried the file name of the download and found some FTP server that had it. Unfortunately I do not recall the naming convention Avaya used back in 2.1. I think either the VM Pro or Manager was packaged as a zip file instead of a self-extracting exe back then.
But if you insist... I was stuck someplace once and needed to download some 2.1 firmware after Avaya took it off the site. I searched for a while and had no luck but then tried the file name of the download and found some FTP server that had it. Unfortunately I do not recall the naming convention Avaya used back in 2.1. I think either the VM Pro or Manager was packaged as a zip file instead of a self-extracting exe back then.
tlpeter probably has it but his site is passworded now. although i would agree with the others, upgrade to 3.0 or something if you can. can't hurt.
ACSS-SME
Get well soon Aaron.
ACSS-SME
Get well soon Aaron.
It is indeed password protected because the where some who tried to download all software in one go
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ACSS IP Office
APSS IP Office
APSS UC
ACA - Implement IP Telephony -- ACA - Design IP Telephony
ACA - Voice Services Management
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Women and cats can do as they please and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea!
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Okay heres the scenario.
The site is on a 406v1 with 3 x DT30s and a phone 30.
We are replacing the 406v1 with another (complete retype as site are moving offices) and only keeping 2 DT30s and a phone 8.
The system on site is 2.1(27) and the customer is happy with the stability of this build on their setup and would like to keep it.
The replacement 406 I have is on 2.1(78) as is the Phone 8. As I am building the kit in my office I was going to downgrade them to 2.1(27) to save me having to upgrade kit when on site.
I was under the impression there was an upgrade step I needed to take before I could go from 2.1(27) to 2.1(78), and it appears my bin files dont have this upgrade bin file in them, hence I thought it would be easier to just downgrade this piece of kit (but my storage of almost all bin files from all releases is currenty not available, so I am only left with a small selection, hence asking for the .27 files) instead.
If I dont need to do any other steps between 27 and 78 then I will just upgrade the other units as well.
Forgive my ignorance on this software level I only starting using the IP office on 4.1
Thanks
Pete
The site is on a 406v1 with 3 x DT30s and a phone 30.
We are replacing the 406v1 with another (complete retype as site are moving offices) and only keeping 2 DT30s and a phone 8.
The system on site is 2.1(27) and the customer is happy with the stability of this build on their setup and would like to keep it.
The replacement 406 I have is on 2.1(78) as is the Phone 8. As I am building the kit in my office I was going to downgrade them to 2.1(27) to save me having to upgrade kit when on site.
I was under the impression there was an upgrade step I needed to take before I could go from 2.1(27) to 2.1(78), and it appears my bin files dont have this upgrade bin file in them, hence I thought it would be easier to just downgrade this piece of kit (but my storage of almost all bin files from all releases is currenty not available, so I am only left with a small selection, hence asking for the .27 files) instead.
If I dont need to do any other steps between 27 and 78 then I will just upgrade the other units as well.
Forgive my ignorance on this software level I only starting using the IP office on 4.1
Thanks
Pete
the final firmware release for DT systems was V3.0.580
It is in reality just a rebadged V2.1 release, and is still available form avaya in the V2.1 download section as V3.0DT maintanence release.
Everything needed should be in this download there is no need for a 2 stage upgrade on an IP406 system
It is in reality just a rebadged V2.1 release, and is still available form avaya in the V2.1 download section as V3.0DT maintanence release.
Everything needed should be in this download there is no need for a 2 stage upgrade on an IP406 system
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