6424's on a DS30?

[slammysam]

Hey! I've got someone who has plugged 6424's into their system and they work (for now). I know these aren't supported on a V2 DS30. Does anyone know what happens when you leave these plugged in? (eg. they corrupt the module, they stop working after x number of days... etc)

 

[mforrence]

I have them running just fine on both DS30V1, DS30V2 and IP500 DS base cards up to release 8.1 - no issues.

 

[mforrence]

PS - 6424D+ remains one of my favorite phones in all of Avaya-land.

 

[slammysam]

Thanks! I really appreciate it. (This goes for the other answer you gave as well )

 

[sizbut]

Not supported often just means don't call if you find a bug. It doesn't mean that Avaya have actively spent any time going into the code to actually stop the unsupported devices from working if attached.

Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.

 

[AndrePa]

Indeed the 6424, will work on ALL digital ports, there just no longer officially supported by Avaya.
I have not tried 64xx on R9, but I can tell You they do work on R8.1, and lower without any issues.

 

[ipotech808]

There is an issue with the DS30 though. Make sure you have the correct power supply for it: POWER SOLVE not FSP Group. When I filled my DS30 to max, it would get stuck in a boot loop until you unplug some phones. Apparently Avaya certified cheap knock off's and didn't test it good.

 

[slammysam]

Anyone have One-X running with these phones? Issues?

 

[Okkie26]

Why would there? One-X is connecting to a user, not to a extension...