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Help setting up TN2302 and IP phone

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rmack22138

Technical User
Sep 12, 2003
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Hi all, I have a Definity v9 and I am trying set the clan,
medpro and an IP station.

Is there some documentation you guys can point me towards
or tell me the easiest way to set this up.

Thanks in advance
 
9600 R3.0


COMMUNICATION MANAGER (CM) COMPATIBILITY:


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Although the 9600 IP phones are supported on Communication Manager 3.0 and higher, we recommend using the latest Communication Manager release with 9600 IP telephones. See the "Communication Manager Software & Firmware Compatibility Matrix" at support.avaya.com for the supported software/firmware versions of the Media Server, Media Gateway, and circuit packs.
CM 5.2 is the minimum version required to support the following features:
Enhanced support for Station Lock feature to lock local application like Contacts, Call Log or A-Menu
Mark calls in missed call log when they are redirected
CM 5.1 is the minimum version required to support the following features:
Log calls as missed on busy phone, if the phone is busy because of DND, LNCC or all incoming call appearances are busy
Mark calls in missed call log when they are picked up by another user
CM 4.0 is the minimum version required for native support of the 9600 IP telephones and support of the following features:
TTS
SRTP
Feature buttons on a softkey
CM 4.0.3 or CM 5.0 Service Pack 2 is required to take full advantage of Team Button feature functionality.
Interoperability with CM 3.x releases:
CM releases prior to 4.0 do not provide native support for the 9600 IP Telephones; it is recommended that the 9610 and 9620 IP Telephones be administered as a 4610 IP Telephone and that the 9630,9640 and 9650 IP Telephones be administered as a 4620/4621 IP Telephone.
CM 3.1.3 is required to enable the "SNMP without reset" feature with 96xx phones
CM 3.1.2 is required for personalization of button labels. Use of an earlier release of CM may result in corrupted button labels.
CM 3.1 is required to enable G.722 wide band audio.
CM 3.0 and CM 3.1 < load R013x.01.2.639.1 do not support Spice 3.0 firmware. The phone will not register to those CM loads.

you are several releases BEFORE 9600 phones where supported.

4600 firmare:

To get the full H.323 functionality of all of the releases in the 46xx Release 071008 package, you need Communication Manager Release 4.0, but you can install certain releases on telephones supported by Communication Manager 2.1 or later. The functionality you will not have prior to Communication Manager Release 2.1 is 4610SW support for display of multi-byte characters, 4610SW native support, certain Call Log enhancements.

To get the full H.323 functionality of the 4601+, 4602SW+, 4610SW, 4620, 4620SW, 4621SW and 4622SW Release 071008, if the Avaya circuit pack TN799C (CLAN board) is used, it must be at vintage 3, or greater.

You are 2 releases behind even for CM 2.1

You are probably going to have to update that switch, or try using very old IP phones such as the 4606/4612/4624, if you can find them.

Mitch


AVAYA Certified Specialist
 
I have in the 9650 set sson 242
But the options for IP sets is 4606,12 and 24

What is this "MCIPADD=[CLAN IP address],MCPORT=1719,HTTPSRVR=[HTTP firmware server
 
Option 242 is your DHCP Site Specific option, so your IP phone can be given the CLAN IP, registration port (1719), and the HTTP Server where to download new firmware from automaticly.

But, like I said, R9 is ANCIENT (to give you an idea, it it the first release I learned on in 2000 or so), and it only supports very old 4606/4612/4624 IP phones. You can try to see if it will register, but I have my doubts that it will work.

R9.5 wasn't even called Communication Manager, it was still "Definity R9.5", then came R10, then CM1, then CM2, etc, we are now on CM5

Mitch


AVAYA Certified Specialist
 
I will try the 071008 download for the 46xx sets
If it dosen't work I will try the 9.5 software and tn2314
processor card.

Thanks for all your help.

I was disalbled in a car accident and I am just playing
around with definity switches just learn something new.

My back ground was on nortel meridian but I like avaya
alot better.
 
The IP600/G600 rack mount cabinets can be using in place of a CSI Prologix cabinet. Very cool install instead of the old wall mount cabs. Have a few setup even with multiple cabs. Always running TN2402s - not TN798Bs - but they might work also.
 
Is it possible to have IP phones and IP trunking on the same medpro and clan or do I need a whole separate
medpro and clan.
 
Is it possible to have IP phones and IP trunking on the same medpro and clan or do I need a whole separatemedpro and clan.

Can I alias 4610 and 4620 set on v9
 
Have a customer with a G3V12. They want wireless IP phones. They must have both a MedPro and Clan cards correct?
 
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