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How to configure DP750 in Avaya IP OFFICE 2
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it is a SIP extension and user in the IPO then you need to create the same extension in the DP750 registering to the IP Office
3 settings besides the SIP server
User name
authentication name
password
not sure what is exactly what but in the IP Office it is extension number, Name and password in the extension setting. I usually make the User - Telephony - Supervisor settings password the same to avoid issues.
Joe
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3 settings besides the SIP server
User name
authentication name
password
not sure what is exactly what but in the IP Office it is extension number, Name and password in the extension setting. I usually make the User - Telephony - Supervisor settings password the same to avoid issues.
Joe
FHandw, ACSS, ACIS
"Dew knot truss yore Spell Cheque
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no SIP DECT as that is for Avaya cordless phones only.
You have to connect the 750 Base Unit to the IP Office then the 720 cordless to the base unit and you have to of course have 1 of the 3rd party IP endpoint licenses for each extension you connect.
Joe
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You have to connect the 750 Base Unit to the IP Office then the 720 cordless to the base unit and you have to of course have 1 of the 3rd party IP endpoint licenses for each extension you connect.
Joe
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It looks like each DP750 can only host 5 Handsets.. Does that mean cordless users are unable to roam between Dect base units as I need to setup 20 sets over 4 DectBUs?
Meaning Handsets registered with BaseUnit1 are unable to get signal if they are in the Base Unit2 range only?
Meaning Handsets registered with BaseUnit1 are unable to get signal if they are in the Base Unit2 range only?
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Travis Harper
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I have never setup one of those specifically, but I have a couple thoughts.
Do you the the required 3rd Party end point licence?
If so, then edit the extension and under Voip, make sure enter the IP address of the unit, and reserve a 3rd Party Endpoint License.
Do you the the required 3rd Party end point licence?
If so, then edit the extension and under Voip, make sure enter the IP address of the unit, and reserve a 3rd Party Endpoint License.
funny thing is that I had one of these DP750's here and set it up.
Yes 5 handsets can be registered to the base and you can therefore use 5 SIP accounts to the IPO but you also need then 5 of the 3rd party IP endpoint licenses.
As for the move from baseunit 1 to baseunit 2 that is a Grandstream feature and the handsets I looked at online can only register to a single base unit.
WiFi phones if you want to stay Grandstream can use the WiFi and register directly to the IPO without a base unit.
Joe
FHandw, ACSS, ACIS
"Dew knot truss yore Spell Cheque
Yes 5 handsets can be registered to the base and you can therefore use 5 SIP accounts to the IPO but you also need then 5 of the 3rd party IP endpoint licenses.
As for the move from baseunit 1 to baseunit 2 that is a Grandstream feature and the handsets I looked at online can only register to a single base unit.
WiFi phones if you want to stay Grandstream can use the WiFi and register directly to the IPO without a base unit.
Joe
FHandw, ACSS, ACIS
"Dew knot truss yore Spell Cheque
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