Avaya IP Office V2(?) SIP Compatibility

[chazzmanbm]

Hi guys,

I have a prospective client that wants to move to a SIP service (from a T1). From the GUI, I can see they have the following hardware:
IP 406 DS, Analogue POTS, Digital DCP8 and DIG DCPx16 v2. Under licenses, I only see a single license for VM Pro (4 ports).

How can I determine if the system is SIP compatible and would the customer need additional licenses or hardware to install and configure the SIP trunk?

Thanks in advance.
Chazz.

 

[tlpeter]

Version 4.0 and higher can do SIP trunking.
Go to control unit and lookup the version the system is running.

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[chazzmanbm]

Hi,

Thanks. The current version is 3.2(67). Would this just be a software upgrade or do I have to get SIP licenses plus hardware (DSP resources)?

 

[tlpeter]

You will need a vcm card in the system.
System monitor shows if there is one in.
If the answer is yes then you need to upgrade.
Upgrading a 406 is for free.
You need to know is this is a 16mb version or a64mb version.
Again use monitor and look for: freemen=23323456 (the numbers can differ)
If the amount of number are 7 then you are stuck on 3.2, if 8 then you can upgrade.
Then you will need SIP trunk channel licences.


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