SoftPhone for PDA's

[PhoneMasta]

Is there currently any IP softphones that will run on any PDA's for IP office? My background is Multivantage so I now that solution. Thanks all...

 

[Morrack]

I don't use a PDA personally, but if netmeeting or any other h.323 software will run on your PDA, you could use it with a 3rd party IP endpoints licence. HOWEVER - the quality may not be as good as what softphone would provide.

Peter

 

[mikem501]

There is a pocketpc softphone available for download from the the AVAYA support website.
You need phone manager pro+ipro license to make it work.

Hope this helps.

 

[intrigrant]

There is no AVAYA SoftPhone for the IP Office wich works on a PDA.
You should be able to use a third party softphone and a H.323 license ( NOT PhoneManagerPro with VoIP, that won't work for a third party softphone )

I have tested some a while ago and it works, search the Internet for H.323 softphones. SIP doesn't work!

 

[IPhello]

There is a softphone for IPO and PDA's. Try this.

http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/ip_softphone/sppc-overview.htm

https://sso.avaya.com/AvayaLogin.js...tstop_menu=1pi&_windowLabel=products_products

The only thing is Avaya will only support certain HP PDA's. I tried to install on a Seimen's and it would not work. However, I have gotten it to work on HP's.

 

[bakeacake]

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Avaya Media Server running Avaya Call Processing (ACP) R10 or Avaya Communication Manager 1.1 or higher

Have you got it working on an IPO?

I tried a while back with o luck

 

[intrigrant]

I was not able to get it going, it is definitely a Definity softphone and cannot be connected to a IP Office.
IPHello, if you can i would be more than happy to know how...., i'll rate you with a hundred stars!

 

[mikem501]

You must install it from Microsoft Activesync. It is a softphone for pocket pc from Avaya.
IPhello is right that some HP are readily supported.

Cheers!

 

[intrigrant]

Hello! I do not mean i don't know how to install, it just don't connect to the IP Office!

 

[IPhello]

What I do is set it up to "Log into Avaya telephone (via Phone). set the server IP to your phone IP. As long as you have wireless access and say a wireless headset connected to your phone it works just as if you were using phone manager. I got it to work on a Dell Axim X-50 today as well just for giggles.