Goodnight1880
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I've heard a couple of rumors that SRG is EOL. Is there any truth to this? My customer has even heard this and is wondering if its true. Thanks
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SRG 50/ SRG200/400
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Don't believe so, check the below link for MD and EOL dates for BCM/SRG's
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They did MD SRG 1.5, based on BCM 200/400 on release 4 software. There was an uproar about that and the MD status was revoked. That was sometime in fall 2008.
I'd suspect that SRG 1.5 (200/400) would go MD again in the future since the SRG 50 handles as many IP phones as the 200/400 SRG platform does. It's the sites that want a lot of analog that still need the 400 platform. Far as I know, SRG 50 is here to stay.
I haven't heard any word about whether SRG software will ever make it to the 450 platform though.
I'd suspect that SRG 1.5 (200/400) would go MD again in the future since the SRG 50 handles as many IP phones as the 200/400 SRG platform does. It's the sites that want a lot of analog that still need the 400 platform. Far as I know, SRG 50 is here to stay.
I haven't heard any word about whether SRG software will ever make it to the 450 platform though.
JustAGlitch
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SRG is not set to be available on the BCM450 at this time and it IS scheduled to stay with the BCM 50. The BCM 200/400 versions are still up in the air if in fact Nortel brings out the 5.0. Just make sure that if you are using SIP to a CS1K that you bring all systems to 3.0 on the SRG50 because the compatabiliy matrix is wrong and they are not FULLY compatible with SRG50 2.0.
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