Can any one give me the pros and Cons of a G350 vs G700? We are looking to put a gateway off my S8700 in a remote office. I have one vendor proposing a G350 and one a G700 at about a 10,000 cost difference. I am diging into researching them on AVAYA support, but was wondering if anyone has exprience with both.
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G350 vs G700
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Under this link I found a Brochure Avaya Media Servers and Gateways. It compares all of them fairly well.
Major differences:
G350 -
Pros:
- Layer 3 switch built in
- Supports POE Module
- Good for small office
Cons
- Not stackable
- Can't expand beyond one with S8300 deployment (would have to buy G700 and move S8300 to it).
- Limited number of users supports
- Limited capacity of VoIP Resources (32 total uncompressed talk paths)
G700
Pros
- Simple L2 Switch config
- Stackable
- Full 64 Channel uncompressed VoIP Module
- Redundant NICs
Cons
- No POE support
- No Routing in switch (L2)
G350 -
Pros:
- Layer 3 switch built in
- Supports POE Module
- Good for small office
Cons
- Not stackable
- Can't expand beyond one with S8300 deployment (would have to buy G700 and move S8300 to it).
- Limited number of users supports
- Limited capacity of VoIP Resources (32 total uncompressed talk paths)
G700
Pros
- Simple L2 Switch config
- Stackable
- Full 64 Channel uncompressed VoIP Module
- Redundant NICs
Cons
- No POE support
- No Routing in switch (L2)
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