Going to have to add some phones and extensions soon to IP Office. Our users log in to their phones. In the mitel world we needed a license for extension. Is this the case with Avaya? Is there an extension license? I need to make sure I have enough, thanks!
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Licensing question from a mitel guy 3
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Hello
Depends on what kind of extensions it is, if its a digital or analog extension you dont need license, but you need to make sure you have free ports, otherwise you need license. If its IP-phones you need a IP-endpoint license for each logged on phone.
Depends on what kind of extensions it is, if its a digital or analog extension you dont need license, but you need to make sure you have free ports, otherwise you need license. If its IP-phones you need a IP-endpoint license for each logged on phone.
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amriddle01
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While Avaya love a licence, they don't fleece you as much as Mitel, analogue and digital are unlicensed as mentioned 
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Not yet (licenses for any extension)
They tried to get that through but got too much flak for it and scrapped it for now.
They will try again
Joe W.
FHandw, ACSS (SME)
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Not yet (licenses for any extension)
They tried to get that through but got too much flak for it and scrapped it for now.
They will try again
Joe W.
FHandw, ACSS (SME)
"This is the end of the world, make sure to buy your T-shirt before it is too late"
Original expression of my daughter
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