I have a client that is currently running 11.0.4.1.0 build 11 has Standard license and 4 IP end points and 2 combo cards. They are looking to hang an additional 6 or so remote workers to their current 4(9608G's) that are using the public IP address. I'm getting mixed recommendations, some suppliers are telling me that I have to upgrade to preferred edition and some are telling me that all I need are remote worker license's. could someone please clarify?
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You posted in the Partner Edition forum which is why you aren't getting responses... Basic mode can't do IP phones.
As for your question, you can have 4 remote workers before you need additional licensing. You need preferred edition for the remote worker licenses to work so yes past 4 you need preferred edition.
As an additional note, if your IP Office is sitting on a public IP, you WILL get hacked it is only a matter of time...
The truth is just an excuse for lack of imagination.
As for your question, you can have 4 remote workers before you need additional licensing. You need preferred edition for the remote worker licenses to work so yes past 4 you need preferred edition.
As an additional note, if your IP Office is sitting on a public IP, you WILL get hacked it is only a matter of time...
The truth is just an excuse for lack of imagination.
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