Recent content by VOIPaintEASY

We have 8-10 PT's. I googled for a PT forum and they are surprisingly hard to find if there are any. Bluecoat does have one but not much activity. please advise if you know of one.

I ended up ordering the 6500's. Agree on the optics, though at the core whatevr it takes I guess. I like HP but have a position of having had Nortel and know what it is like to not be able to find decent local support techs, forums, etc. When the chips are down and you need sound advice I wanted...

It is for a core application to replace two Nortel 8600's. I will take a look at the 6500. My Cisco reps advised me toward the 4500 line as they seem certain the 6800 line will cause the 6500 to EOL sooner.

The 6800 line will not be shipping in time for me to make the decision and use the budget funds by Dec 1 on a 6800 solution. Thus, I am left to decide between a dual core running either 4500’s or 6500s. Port capacity/ density is not and issue as the 4500 has 10 slot chassis and we are offloading...

I have not had any issue with JDM installing on multiple WIN7 machines. I use ver. 6.2.1.0 if that helps.

Will an 8600 with 8691SF support the 8648GTE copper gig blade?

Just a note about 2050 USB handsets. The Nortel versions have the "release", "hold", volume, and a message indication lamp on them in a module on the cord that sits on the desktop. Plantronics sets do work though. And of course Nortel's headset cost much more. For people that use them all day...

agree 100% I am amazed when I here folks are putting call center type agents working from home via VOIP. I wont say it will not work. I just cant see it working 8 hrs a day, day after day after day with clear quality. If anyone is doing so I would like to here some deatils of what they overcame.

More on MagnaRGP's comments. If you choose to run VOIP via a soft client on a end user work station be very aware that you are giving up the overall reliability of the call to the desktop OS's ability to remain strong and able to multithread well for years after its registry, spyware...

As an FYI, We have replaced our Phase I i2004 IP sets with 1140 sets and it has eliminated all occasional echo, cross talk, etc. issues that could arise on 5-10 calls per month across 600 users. The Phase 1 i2004 sets were not quite ready for prime time in a large campus deployment of hundreds...

Not when your Microsoft PC can’t deal with the multithreading within itself perfectly to give the VOIP client speech path constant attention. Don’t matter what kind of network QoS you have configured if the box running the VOIP client and 11 other apps minimized cannot dish out resources to your...

sorry, you are correct.

Can you revisit this thread on occasion and comment on the goings on? Ironically we were on a call with Microsoft last Friday. I noticed one guy sounded bad (like a Halloween monster). This is typical of VOIP via broadband. I asked if he was on the call from home. Answer was yes. I then asked if...

Wondering if anyone has tried any of these OCS, VOIP integration functions yet?

On the older Baystacks with the text CLI/ GUI you could display the hardeware units in the stack and also reorder them from the text GUI/ Menu. The 4500 does not have this menu, just pure CLI. Does anyone know a command to display and also re-order the stack units from the CLI and also if this...