Wireless Phone?

• Sep 29, 2003

• #2

visko

Technical User

Apr 2, 2003

20

HR

Hi, Yes I have ver.2.0 and there is possibility to configure wireless system. I am not sure is it possible to configure that on IP Office because I worked on small office. When you install ver.2.0(6b) you have in manager application posibility to configure wireless system.

 

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• Sep 30, 2003

• #3

IPGuru

Vendor

Jun 24, 2003

8,391

GB

Whe Wireless option in 2.0 is for WiFi networking Not wirless phones (& is only available on the small office afik)
Do you mean Wirless IP Phones?

 

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• Sep 30, 2003

• Thread starter
• #4

5ascent0

IS-IT--Management

Sep 22, 2003

65

US

Yes, I meant Wireless IP phone. So the users can roam the office without using the headset, which is kind of useless since all you can do is answer and hangup. It would be nice if the keypad on it worked with the system.

 

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• Oct 2, 2003

• #5

rustytelco

IS-IT--Management

Sep 24, 2003

48

US

Avaya has partnered with SpectraLink and have two types of wireless phones one that works through a wireless lan or using their base station ant. I am looking at the wireless Lan option which looks to be cost effective for an 8 extensions.

 

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• Oct 14, 2003

• #6

gee4u

Programmer

Jul 21, 2003

26

NZ

Rustytelco,
Am I correct in assuming that you are using the Avaya model 3616 wireless IP Telephones?? they look like the Spectralink
and are you using them as a true 802.11b phone? What features like caller ID etc. I have just started playing with a pre release version being ver 2.09 on our in house IP Office.

Regards,
Graham

 

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• Oct 25, 2003

• #7

sizbut

Technical User

Oct 25, 2003

5,195

GB

The Small Office can be made to support 802.11b wireless. However it doesn't support any guaranteed quality of service on that wireless LAN so isn't really intended for VoIP.

The official solution being tested in parallel with 2.0 is Spectralink and 3616/3626 handsets (more boxes, servers, etc).

 

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