Posts Tagged ‘Avaya’
Monday, September 22nd, 2008
The new IP Office One-X mobility client promises a new dimension in mobile communications. No longer is a user tied to a short range wireless solution. The mobility client takes the leash off and allows communications where ever a cell signal is available. The client works off matching public DID numbers to pre-defined PBX features. All audio and signaling from the mobility client is carried over the cellular network. The effect is a truly mobile client with no wires. Read more for description and a flowchart.
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Tags: Avaya, cellular, DISA, FNE, IP Office, mobility, One-X
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Thursday, August 28th, 2008
Installing an Avaya IP DECT system can be tricky at times. This article will explain a few common problems when installing an IP DECT system and some tips about DECT Monitor.
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Tags: Avaya, Best Practices, DECT, Hints, IP DECT, IP Office, TFTP
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Tuesday, August 19th, 2008
This is per Compas ID 136708 (TB 97).
The following are a list of applications and supported operating systems.
- Call Status: XP Pro, Vista and Server 2003. No Server 2008 Support
- CBC: XP Pro, Vista and Server 2003. No Server 2008 Support
- CCC Server: Server 2003 Only
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Tags: 4.2, Avaya, IP Office, IP Office Release Versions, IP Office Versions, Microsoft, Supported OS
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Friday, August 15th, 2008
Scenario: DHCP is needed to assign IP phones IP address. The ports the phones will be plugged into will connect the IP phone and the PC, which will be plugged in to the back of the IP phone.
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Tags: Avaya, Best Practices, DHCP, Ethernet, General, IP Office, IP Phones, Switching, VLAN
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Tuesday, July 15th, 2008
The Catalyst ConfigTool version 4.0.6 is now avaliable. It can be downloaded from the CatalystTelecom web site. See below for additions/changes/fixes.
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Tags: Adtran, Aruba, Avaya, Blue Socket, Extreme, IP Office, Juniper, Kentrox, MultiTech, Polycom, SonicWall, Spectralink
Posted in Adtran, Aruba Networks, Avaya, Extreme, IP Office, Juniper, MultiTech, Polycom, SonicWall, Spectralink | No Comments »
Friday, June 13th, 2008
This post will explain what the differnt Condition Variables within Voicemail Pro Condition Editor means. These 3 variables are AND, OR and NOT.

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Tags: Avaya, IP Office, Voicemail Pro
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Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
If the phones comes up as please wait, Login to IP DECT mobility manager Go to IP DECT Base stations, on the left click on the wrench on the very left.
On the new window pop-up
1. Check the DECT Settings.
2. DECT Cluster is set to 1.
and reboot the phone, it should come up.
Tags: Avaya, IP DECT, IP Office
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Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
In this post I will explain how to time not only outgoing calls but incoming calls as well. Using a combination of the ICR and System Short codes you will see it is possible to limit inbound calls.
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Tags: Avaya, ICR, Incoming Call Routing, IP Office
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Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008
When you install Contact Store for IP Office on a separate PC you need to add a registry key to the VRL folder on the Voicemail PC.
- Share the VRL folder on the Voicemail Pro PC.
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Tags: Avaya, Contact Store, IP Office, Recording Library, Voicemail Pro, VRL
Posted in Avaya, Best Practices, IP Office | 2 Comments »