A good WIFI SIP phone for IPO

[StubbedmytoeonIPO]

Can't use IP DECT. Looking to use a SIP WIFI phone to connect to existing access points. Any suggestions? Thanks.

 

[amriddle01]

I suggest you walk away, they'll never be happy with what you put in and you'll lose any profit troubleshooting it and probably lose the customer over it in the long run... Yes WiFi DECT can be that bad, especially in existing setups not specifically designed to support VoIP

 

[tlpeter]

Ipdect or some standalone day ct solutions but no voice over WiFi.

BAZINGA!

I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!

 

[StubbedmytoeonIPO]

I agree to some extent with what you are saying, but sometimes you don't have a choice.

 

[tlpeter]

I did it once and never again.
Too much issues and hassle.
It all depends on the wifi network which must be certified, measured and configured for voip.
Data over that same wifi will always have a lower priority.
Only when the network is perfect and coverage is excellent (good is not good enough) then you might have a chance of a good working solution.


BAZINGA!

I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!

 

[gwebster]

The Avaya-provided solution are the 3641/3645 WLAN Handset which utilize H.323 signaling. The Spectralink 8400-series/8700-Series and Ascom i65 have been tested by Avaya as working with IP Office.

 

[gwebster]

..and the latter are all SIP.

 

[stevefcc]

Use the WIFI D100 & D160 with an endpoint lic. Works extremly well

 

[Bas1234]

You have a Wifi Controller?
WMM?
QOS?
Vlan Tagged SSID's?

Avaya wifi is preferred because then they cannot blame each other on who is the problem.

If all the above are in place and configurred corectly it might work.

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[StubbedmytoeonIPO]

used engenious