I finally got back to my ip office 500v2 partner version. As another user calls it. Muppet mode. Anyway I got farther along with instead of call rejected.
Incompatible. Ah, well okay interesting. So I decided since I was taking a fresh look. I believe I need a vcm card. Okay no problem. I have 2 of them.
So I moved the VCM card over and got a red light. Ah, it does not like this card. (Yes I know the card is good. Works fine in my other system.) So
I refreshed myself on VCM cards. Only to find out this version need Ip office 8.1 and to my horror. I thought I had 8.1 on my system. But I have 8.x.
Thus, it will not recognize the card. So it looks like this project is dead. Even though all the software configuration is in place for it and I can
have 3 sip lines. It will do me no good unless I either upgrade the version to 8.1 or fin a older ip office 500 vcm card.
If somebody could please double check me on this. I would appreciate it. Then I can decide what to do next. Luckily this in a home lab. Also
this is why I leave the phone systems to phone guys when one of my clients ask about Phone systems in general.
This is what confuses me: (per Avaya Help.)
Note that for SIP calls the system also requires VCM channels. For a Basic Edition system those are provided by installing IP500 Combination base cards. Each of these cards provides 10 VCM channels. Is the base card just a etr or ds card? I have plenty of those.
Thank You,
josh
Incompatible. Ah, well okay interesting. So I decided since I was taking a fresh look. I believe I need a vcm card. Okay no problem. I have 2 of them.
So I moved the VCM card over and got a red light. Ah, it does not like this card. (Yes I know the card is good. Works fine in my other system.) So
I refreshed myself on VCM cards. Only to find out this version need Ip office 8.1 and to my horror. I thought I had 8.1 on my system. But I have 8.x.
Thus, it will not recognize the card. So it looks like this project is dead. Even though all the software configuration is in place for it and I can
have 3 sip lines. It will do me no good unless I either upgrade the version to 8.1 or fin a older ip office 500 vcm card.
If somebody could please double check me on this. I would appreciate it. Then I can decide what to do next. Luckily this in a home lab. Also
this is why I leave the phone systems to phone guys when one of my clients ask about Phone systems in general.
This is what confuses me: (per Avaya Help.)
Note that for SIP calls the system also requires VCM channels. For a Basic Edition system those are provided by installing IP500 Combination base cards. Each of these cards provides 10 VCM channels. Is the base card just a etr or ds card? I have plenty of those.
Thank You,
josh