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Today Avaya announced a new maintenance release of CCCv5 in Tech Bulletin 100.

A Technical Tip dealing with the 4.2 Mobility license and the One-X mobility license was also released (Technical Tip 217).

License Documentation has been greatly improved.  A consolidated list and explanation of the Licensing available for IP Office has been published on the knowledge base: http://marketingtools.avaya.com/knowledgebase/ipoffice/mergedProjects/productdescription/index.htm?licenses.htm

This is the upgrade path for 4.2 per Compas ID 136708 (TB 97).

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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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Well I had to come off the excitement of serving on jury duty to write about what is likely some of the best news to hit Avaya IP Office users this year.  Firmware version 4.2(4) was just released on Monday, Aug 11th.  Now, in the past the knee jerk reaction was if the release was less than (10) it was not worth messing with.  I have to say that with the new Avaya System Verification and all the testing that went into this new code train, the 4.2 release looks very stable.  Combine that with the above par feature set, and IP Office is the best option for any small or medium business.  Read more to look at some of the new features and links to downloads…

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