IP Office Release 10 5 Characteristics you need to know As you have heard, IP Office release 10 is around the corner, bringing new features and components to help us improve our telephony topology, by providing signaling security enhancements, new LDAP integration features, Windows 10, EXSi 6, and much more. I broke down this post into five characteristics to help you dissect the content. Here are the 5 characteristics= 1.- […]
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Avaya IP Office SIP-DECT 7 techniques to implement and maintain the Avaya D100s. By the end of this post, ‘Avaya IP Office SIP-DECT,’ you get learn the 7 techniques I use whenever I implement the Avaya D100 base units, in conjunction with the SIP-DECT D160 handsets, environmental requirements, components, best case-scenarios for connectivity, and access-point placement. Sometime this past spring, I was helping a customer implementing a couple of cordless
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Avaya IPOCC Overview The 5 elements you need to know for a successful deployment. By the end of this post, IPOCC Overview, you will understand which components are necessary to deploy the IP Office Call Center Server Application, which apps can help you troubleshoot and oversee the system health, as well as file structure including the IPOCC database of choice, and its benefits and drawbacks. As implementers, you may find
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Avaya logins best practices 5 characteristics to help you optimize your voice system By the end of this read, ‘Avaya logins best practices,’ you will have a better sense of login account assignments, learning which accounts should be assigned to which level user, as well as an overview of account creation for Avaya Aura and IP Office products. You will get to understand what accounts should be created for what
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Is patching your PBX a bad idea Before implementing any updates review these 4 elements. In this post ‘Is patching your PBX a bad idea’ read the drawbacks and benefits of loading new released patches and service packs. The importance of understanding the software you have selected to install, is the existing equipment suitable to handle the new software?, are there license required?, and more. Recently I got stuck at
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