Avayatech713
IS-IT--Management
Has anyone figured out how to run the 96XX IP phones on IPO? Will they run on 4.2? Even if they aren't supported by Avaya - we would like to test them in our lab and use them in our office if there is any way possible.
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IPO & 96XX Phones 3
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amriddle01
Programmer
You were told in your other post that this will not work anymore.
ACS - IP Office Implement
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ACS - IP Office Implement
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In version 5 Avaya are going to be including a section within manager to print labels for the 16xx phones automatically - so no more handwriting.
Since the 16xx phones have been introduced we have seen our sales DS30's drop and POE switches increase lol
Since the 16xx phones have been introduced we have seen our sales DS30's drop and POE switches increase lol
NoelOhashi
Programmer
I have tried using the 9650 IP phone to IPO IP500, version 4.1.15, as one dude had posted here. But no luck. Can some one please show me what txt files should be installed in Manager directory? MIB file? Cause I have tried many txt files, like version 1.1.x 46xxsettings.txt file, version 1.0.x 96xxmib.txt.
I'm desperate!!!
I'm desperate!!!
Noel, i wouldnt bother, you will never be able to upgrade the system, unless they decide to support them in the future.
best ditch the phones now
arsene knows......
everything. apart from the importance of depth in a squad. and what a chequebook looks like......
best ditch the phones now
arsene knows......
everything. apart from the importance of depth in a squad. and what a chequebook looks like......
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tanderson3733
IS-IT--Management
Here's a list of part numbers I found that will get the 96xx phones to work and Avaya WILL support it:
Avaya material codes:
700397078
700407810
Avaya material codes:
700397078
700407810
NoelOhashi
Programmer
I ve spoken to one sales women at Thetelecomspot.com and she told me that version 5 will support 9600 series ip phones
NoelOhashi
Programmer
Why wouldn't Avaya include this 9600 IP phone beauty to IPO? They will sell more...
intrigrant
Systems Engineer
The 9620 and 9630 do work on IPO 4.2.11 with version 1.1 but with some little nags:
no caller info while the phone rings
some button features do not work
maybe more i did not test everything but the main features are ok
sound quality is great! a lot better as the 46xx and 16xx series
no caller info while the phone rings
some button features do not work
maybe more i did not test everything but the main features are ok
sound quality is great! a lot better as the 46xx and 16xx series
bob10752000
Technical User
Aimed at tanderson3733 if you are going to make a post about a config that Avaya "WILL" support at least get it right. You missed off the Standard/Enterprise User licencing 
tanderson3733
IS-IT--Management
Gosh, thanks bob. Since I missed that nobody but Joe and Tom got the joke. Now everybody knows that:
"96xx phones are only supported on CM platform!!"
Which is too bad that you can't put any phone on any system...I would sell a heck of a lot more Partner ACS if I could get 5420s working on it...
"96xx phones are only supported on CM platform!!"
Which is too bad that you can't put any phone on any system...I would sell a heck of a lot more Partner ACS if I could get 5420s working on it...
16xx phones versus 56xx phones. Are the 16xx technically any better?
In the US here, my IP phone customers frankly don't like the look of the 16xx and paper labels. I have a 1616, and don't care for it versus my 5621.
The 96xx series would be the IP phone to sell and use if they worked on IPO and were affordable. If Avaya does roll these out in V5 with a SIP license required, it still becomes cost prohibitive to sell to price sensitive customers.
In the US here, my IP phone customers frankly don't like the look of the 16xx and paper labels. I have a 1616, and don't care for it versus my 5621.
The 96xx series would be the IP phone to sell and use if they worked on IPO and were affordable. If Avaya does roll these out in V5 with a SIP license required, it still becomes cost prohibitive to sell to price sensitive customers.
amriddle01
Programmer
They are not supported in R5.
ACS - IP Office Implement
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ACS - IP Office Implement
"I'm just off to Hartlepool to buy some exploding trousers
amriddle01
Programmer
Moi? Don't think so!!
ACS - IP Office Implement
"I'm just off to Hartlepool to buy some exploding trousers
ACS - IP Office Implement
"I'm just off to Hartlepool to buy some exploding trousers
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