IP Office on the MacOS 1

[Archangel58]

Open question for those with inside links: Has anyone heard of any plans in Avaya's roadmap to port applications onto the MacOS? This would open up many additional doors for us as well as provide a counter-point to one criticism from our Asterix competitors.

 

[alankrut]

Westi,
looks like everyone's is invited..?!
Anyone looking for Indian adventure - most welcome..
thats where i am..

 

[mattKnight]

Any Kiwis?

Take Care

Matt
I have always wished that my computer would be as easy to use as my telephone.
My wish has come true. I no longer know how to use my telephone.

 

[alankrut]

isnt it a nice weekend evening to chill at your end?

 

[IPOfficeIreland]

Yep Westi, Guinness is brewed in James Gate, Dublin. Best pint in the world sitting in the viewing tower looking over the city.

Anyone ever in my area give me a tinker and we'll sip a few.

 

[IPOfficeIreland]

These guys make software for Mac

http://direct.ilink.de/en/index.html

Although I have never used it as my experience in Mac is limited, wouldn't be able to fault find in a timely manner.

 

[Westi]

TT I seemed to remember having a party in the Guinness house a livetime ago but it is so long ago that I was not sure any more, 15 years or so after a sporting event where Guinness sponsored. I prefered Smithwicks those days

alankrut
We could all meet here I have a decent sized basement and if you guys don't mind bunk beds I can get those rented ;-)

btw I tried to install the admin suite with Wine on Ubuntu flavour of Linux and it fails due to the .net installation. Gave up on it after a while

Joe W.

FHandw., ACS

If you can't be good, be good at it!

 

[CarGoSki]

Avaya is helping to stick a fork in a typical mac users arrogance. They will probably port to Playstation three before supporting mac.

 

[HairySupportMonkey]

not to mention Phone manager and the Manager app are all written using .net

 

[sjjan]

http://direct.ilink.de/en/index.html

Interesting to find native MacOS software that would work together with the Avaya IPO.

I am working in an industry where we find lots of Macintosh computers being used. For configuring the IPO, I suspect something like Parallels for MacOS allows you to run a Windows environment at almost native speed on your MacOS X desktop or notebook.

 

[Drew2400]

VMWare Fusion may be worth a try. It is industry supported and has been very well tested. You'll have to run Windows inside VMWare Fusion in a Window on your MAC desktop. There will be NO integration between the MAC and Windows however.

Just a thought....