check out the documentation on their support site, there are a few remaining bugs (those that they are willing to admint to) and I got more techtips from their tier4 group
Global IP Office Technical Tip Number 107 - How to save an Avaya IP Office Integrated Messaging Service Message past the Housekeeping timeout
Global IP Office Technical Tip Number 108 - Simple Shortcode for “Direct to Voicemail” transfer
Global IP Office Technical Tip Number 109 - Avaya IP Office Call Status may show “NoUser” with a long call time
Global IP Office Technical Tip Number 110 - Microsoft Outlook Delegates can cause Avaya IP Office Integrated Messaging Pro Clients to respond slowly
Global IP Office Technical Tip Number 111 - Upgrading Avaya IP Office VoiceMail Pro may cause Text to Speech functionality to stop working
Global IP Office Technical Tip Number 112 - Avaya IP Office User programming may appear not to save
Global IP Office Technical Tip Number 113 - Windows 2003 SP1 Security Modifications for Avaya IP Office Voicemail Pro and Avaya IP Office Manager
You missed the good one for this subject - Technical Bulletins 51 (Known Issues and Resolution Schedule November 2005 and February 2006) and 52 (GA of IP Office 3.1).
The GA Technical Bulletins are written by the Avaya guys who run the field trials and are usually pretty honest about those known issues that haven't been resolved.
I routinely get email from Avaya and from Vodaone, but seem to be missing some of these notices and bulletins you folks mention... "just yesterday Avaya announced 3.1 GA release, ....."
Please advise what particular signup I must do to get these notices.
I like the solution to that "No user w/ long call times". Making the feature code have a timeout on it. I've got users who dial the DND code and walk away, forgetting to hang up. I'm going to do that to all my feature codes.
I tried to upgrade an IP 406 last night to 3.1(29) and the upgrade failed; had to go on-site and use the DTE port. I don't know if it was just bad luck, but even after erasing the config it wouldn't boot with the ip406.bin included with the CD download. So, anyone who hasn't tried this, you might want to be extra cautious -- it made for an annoyingly long night of work last night for me.
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