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4690 IP Phone on IP500
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Lucky shot then
What version ?
And do they really do nto have the license ?
My experience is that is register once and then stops working straight away
Avaya also told me that they will not supported them in the future because it is a hardware problem
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What version ?
And do they really do nto have the license ?
My experience is that is register once and then stops working straight away
Avaya also told me that they will not supported them in the future because it is a hardware problem
ACS - Implement IP Office
ACA - Implement IP Telephony -- ACA - Design IP Telephony
ACA - Voice Services Management
______________
Women and cats can do as they please and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea!
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IPhello
I have had an email from Avaya that they will not support is now and in the future
To get it working they have to change the hardware
With sip extensions you now can use other conference phones
ACS - Implement IP Office
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!
I have had an email from Avaya that they will not support is now and in the future
To get it working they have to change the hardware
With sip extensions you now can use other conference phones
ACS - Implement IP Office
ACA - Implement IP Telephony -- ACA - Design IP Telephony
ACA - Voice Services Management
______________
Women and cats can do as they please and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea!
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Just got this back from Tier 3 at iCare.
The 4690 IP (H.323) conference phone is not officially supported on the IP Office but many business partners have used it on IPO for years with good results. The problem now is that the 4690 goes End-of-Sale on 9 November, to be repalced by newer Polycom H.323 models that probably won't get tested with IPO either. The reason these products don't get tested with IPO is because they come from the Enterprise Product House.
As IP Office R5.0 now supports SIP-based endppoints, most IOC business partners plan to sell Polycom series 6000 / 7000 SIP conference phones with IPO. The IOC Tier 3 unit has tested these sets with IPO so we know they work just fine with IP Office. But as it is Avaya's stated policy never to endorse 3rd-party non-Avaya endpoints, we still can't bless these Polycom SIP conference phones officially. Personally, I'd go with one of these over the 4690 any day, much better performance.
The 4690 IP (H.323) conference phone is not officially supported on the IP Office but many business partners have used it on IPO for years with good results. The problem now is that the 4690 goes End-of-Sale on 9 November, to be repalced by newer Polycom H.323 models that probably won't get tested with IPO either. The reason these products don't get tested with IPO is because they come from the Enterprise Product House.
As IP Office R5.0 now supports SIP-based endppoints, most IOC business partners plan to sell Polycom series 6000 / 7000 SIP conference phones with IPO. The IOC Tier 3 unit has tested these sets with IPO so we know they work just fine with IP Office. But as it is Avaya's stated policy never to endorse 3rd-party non-Avaya endpoints, we still can't bless these Polycom SIP conference phones officially. Personally, I'd go with one of these over the 4690 any day, much better performance.
kristiandg
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Maybe they got the numbers mixed up and meant 9640. 
Kris G.
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