If I downgrade from 8.1.67 which is best alternate choice

[broody81]

We are one of several having park button issues which I am told is related to the 8.1.67 release. I am told I can open a case. In the meantime, I want to downgrade a little.

Does it make sense for me to go to 8.1.56 which is on the support site? Can I just download those bins and then change the directory on my manager 8.1.67 to point there or is the whole 8.1.67 manager an issue? If so I could uninstall and reinstall a whole different Manager.

Just need guidance on which build is overall most stable and if I can just use the bins on my .67 manager.

FYI - pretty basic operation, no onex or cordlesses, just PRI and mix of digital, ip, and analog phones.

Thanks

 

[intrigrant]

It is not a manager issue so downgrade to another version can be done by changing the bins directory and then run the uograde wizard.

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[tlpeter]

go to 8.1.43 which has none of those park or SCN issues

BAZINGA!

I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!

 

[piethief]

After 8.1.43 there were 2 separate paths. Always consider advise from tlpeter. By the way tlpeter I owe you a star. You got my beeps working across SCN.

 

[Bucky101]

There is a bug with 8.1.43 where the system reboots when a. too many sessions of monitor are open and b. A CCR agent, pressed an ACW key whilst another member of the huntgroups phone is ringing. It is not in the fix list but they do exist trust me.
I would recommend 8.1.57

 

[tlpeter]

Piethief, can you update my memory?
Nice that i have helped you but i cannot remember it anymore


BAZINGA!

I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!

 

[Westi]

get private build 8.1.673102 to solve your park issues from Avaya they have this ready and I have it running since last week and all good so far.

Joe W.

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