jneiberger
Technical User
I'm trying to figure out why adding a single analog phone or trunk to a Shoretel voice switch reduces the number of supportable IP phones by five. This makes no sense to me since the voiceswitch shouldn't be doing much for IP phones except call control, which is pretty light.
Are you seriously telling me that if you have a 40/8, for example, and you're terminating six analog trunks and two analog phones, that the switch has no processing power left to do call control for a few phones?
I really like Shoretel's system, in general, but this just seems like a way to get you to buy more of their switches when you shouldn't really need them.
What do you think?
Thanks,
John
Are you seriously telling me that if you have a 40/8, for example, and you're terminating six analog trunks and two analog phones, that the switch has no processing power left to do call control for a few phones?
I really like Shoretel's system, in general, but this just seems like a way to get you to buy more of their switches when you shouldn't really need them.
What do you think?
Thanks,
John