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Talk about leaving it until the last minute for Avay to do anything!! https://ipofficekb.avaya.com/businesspartner/ipoffice/mergedProjects/bulletins/psn/PSN006269u.pdf They knew about htis 12 months ago!! Idiots! Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

Do we have any idea when 12 will come out? I've heard nothing!! Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

In fairness, all the good stuff I was given has indeed been canned. Confirmed by Avaya. The whole roadmap has been reshaped and don't expect many more new features. And I stand corrected. I have been sent info from Avaya that R12 is indeed on the cards for late this year. Not got much on what...

I found a post of yours from a few years back, and tried this, but it doesn't work. The file has upto 2025 in it, but has too many entries fro the IPO to load in, so we onlt get upto 2023. Either way, they will expire soon. What does work, is adjust the .xml file with new dates, then using...

If you have only just bought this phone license, it will be useless on the 9.1 system R9 license haven't ben availabel for purchase for many years. You will have been sold an R11 compatible license. Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

I'll admit to never looking at this at all becuase it always 'just worked', but we have noticed that the preprogrammed dates all come to an end this year, for evrybody in the world!! After speaking with Avaya, it seems theses dates are pulled from a file in the manager folder called...

The roadmap for IPO is pretty bleak from what I have seen. There was some good stuff supposed to happen in a version numbered 11.2 that was due last November (even as late as August I was told this), But I have now been advised that this has all been canned. They must have only been weeks from...

They’re a DTMF issue in one of the earlier 11.1 builds. Might have been 11.1.1 GA, can’t recall. Patch was released and permanent fixed in next SP. If you use the latest 11.1.2 you won’t have this issue (but you may have others!!) Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

Done 1 a while back. Worked great. No issues. Arguably got it working quicker than a customer using vmWare! All the Azure bits were done by the customer IT. Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

Private builtd? Thats a laugh!! They have out right refused to provide any private build for our issues. Told us that we will have to put up with the issues until thye get around to fixing them. They even tried to close my case saying I'll get a fix in November with SP4 so there is nothign...

Still loads of reported bugs missing in this, that we are now going to have to wait another 5 months for, as the next R11.1.2 release is not until 2023!!! Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

3 years I believe, so things should be happening around this during this year. Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

To be clear, that is not what I meant. R11.2 is due in September, the last time I was given a time scale. Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

Avaya Lifecycle details: https://download.avaya.com/css/public/documents/100172510 R11.2 targeted for September the last I was told. Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

Can you post this article? I've certainly not heard anything. Lots of people have put 2 and 2 together on this subject, but Avaya say different when directly questioned on the subject. Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

Given that the amount of users etc is a key factor to spec, its impossible for anybody to say. Avaya have 2 servers they supply, depending on size of deployment. I wouldn't run it directly on hardware, backing up is much simpler if run on a hypervisor. Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist...

Using the just public IP will not work for TLS. The certificate will not match, as the public IP is not part of the cert (and is not allowed on a cert from a public provider). It will not do what the customer wants. You need to allow it to work using the FQDN. Just turn on "Avaya HTTP Clients...

An IP500 on its own is no good without a Linux Primary server. And that server is where the licenses should be. That will be why the license is dormant. It needs a primary to work and shouldn't be on the 500. Jamie Green Avaya Registered Specialist Engineer

What is the unit? A physical HP/Dell server or an IP500 that was used on an SE estate? That PLDS is ver R10. Have you upgraded it to R11? This might make the key go dormant. What were you going to resell? You can't resell the license, it doesn't belong to you. It belongs to "STORAGECRAFT...