Hi, I recently had to add this to my PLDS to get access to all of the software upgrades on support.avaya.com. It was a ridiculous AUD $600+ for one year just to be able to get access to service packs, etc.
When speaking with Avaya, they advised they're really tightening up support.avaya.com.
By the letter of the law, in the IPOSS offer def, you should have IPOSS on an IP500, as well as the server running VM Pro... Has not been enforced, but i am hearing form other engineers that they are starting to do so now.
Also, i let my ACSS lapse, they wouldn't let me open a ticket... Seems they are starting to enforce some of the policies been in place, but not enforced to date...
Yes, I believe that started in November 2020. Plus is required when upgrading/migrating to R11.1 as well. So you will need to purchase an upgrade license and IPOSS.
My vendor has confirmed pretty much what has been said here. IPOSS has been "Required" for quite some time however was not really enforced until recently. I personally think that is a BAD move on Avaya's Part.
@dsm600rr - Agree! When you buy Windows 10, Microsoft don't charge you for service packs to fix errors as a result poor testing on their part. I've signed up for 1 year of IPOSS (Reluctantly).
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