I have a customer that has a large IPO deployment (400ish phones) and acquired a company with an NEC system. They asked today if the NEC system failed could they put the NEC IP/SIP phones on the IPO. I do not know the models yet, but has anyone connected a NEC to an IPO as a third party end point license? Experience?
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NEC phones on an IPO through Third Party License
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amriddle01
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They would do better to bin those handsets and buy like 5 or 6 analogue phones for the same price each licence would cost to run them, they would get more functionality that way 
If they are SIP, they might. But you would be out on your own trying to get them to work.
Get a 3rd party license on trial to test.
Or get a decent discount on 400 Avaya phones in a bulk order and they will work!!
Jamie Green
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Get a 3rd party license on trial to test.
Or get a decent discount on 400 Avaya phones in a bulk order and they will work!!
Jamie Green
[bold]A[/bold]vaya [bold]R[/bold]egistered [bold]S[/bold]pecialist [bold]E[/bold]ngineer
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