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9600 phones on Hosted PBX?
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phoneguy610
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nope
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intrigrant
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GordonKapesMZ4
Programmer
Well I will admit, I have a 9630G working on a non Avaya SIP platform. It's from a hosted provider called VOIP.MS.
The ring tones, call quality, cool looking phone design and some features make it great, BUT I do not have access to the ton of cool features that an Avaya platform would offer.
It operates like a basic digital phone, you can transfer, conference, park, page, pickup, and forward, but you cannot use advanced Avaya features such as presence or Rich Ring tones. You also cannot program buttons, nor use a MWI light for messages unless connected to an Avaya server.
If you are looking for a good SIP phone to use on Asterisk, I'd suggest the a Cisco 79xx or Nortel 11xx/12xx SIP set.
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The ring tones, call quality, cool looking phone design and some features make it great, BUT I do not have access to the ton of cool features that an Avaya platform would offer.
It operates like a basic digital phone, you can transfer, conference, park, page, pickup, and forward, but you cannot use advanced Avaya features such as presence or Rich Ring tones. You also cannot program buttons, nor use a MWI light for messages unless connected to an Avaya server.
If you are looking for a good SIP phone to use on Asterisk, I'd suggest the a Cisco 79xx or Nortel 11xx/12xx SIP set.
"Keep the Peace, Use RLS"
phoneguy610
Programmer
Aastras are awesome plus they used to make the nortel t series sets
ddcommllc.com
Avaya/Toshiba/SyntelSolutions
ACIS
"Will work for stars
ddcommllc.com
Avaya/Toshiba/SyntelSolutions
ACIS
"Will work for stars
GordonKapesMZ4
Programmer
I believe Aastra still makes those Centrex beasts M5316 sets too.......and the M9000 and M8000 series too. You are right, they have quite a few Nortelesque looking IP sets on their website.
"Keep the Peace, Use RLS"
"Keep the Peace, Use RLS"
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