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9621G phone compatible with IP Office 406V2?
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intrigrant
Systems Engineer
They are not supported in R6.1 at all.
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In the technical bulletin for the IP Office 6.1 Q3 2011 release it states that the following firmware is included in the release:
9621 9641 Telephone Firmware (Application file) S9621_41HALBR6_1r38_V4r5
Given this would the phone be supported in 6.1?
The technical bulletin can be found here,
Thanks.
V/
9621 9641 Telephone Firmware (Application file) S9621_41HALBR6_1r38_V4r5
Given this would the phone be supported in 6.1?
The technical bulletin can be found here,
Thanks.
V/
amriddle01
Programmer
Perhaps, but they require a 500 v1/2 chassis 
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intrigrant
Systems Engineer
The 6.1 Matrix doesn't mention them and that is almost always my source of info in such matters as it is build by real technicians.
intrigrant
Systems Engineer
Something went wrong, another try then:
Software compatbility (AVAYA SSO required)
Software compatbility (AVAYA SSO required)
they released them if my memory is correct and could not get them to work properly so they then took them off and re-released them at R 7.0 again
Tech Bulletin 127 for R6.1 says
and TB 133 says
Joe W.
FHandw, ACSS (SME), ACIS (SME)
“Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives.”
Tech Bulletin 127 for R6.1 says
and TB 133 says
Joe W.
FHandw, ACSS (SME), ACIS (SME)
“Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives.”
Westi Your correct, when the 9608/9621/9641 were first supported on IPO there were many problems, especially the 9608.
I think it was with start of R7 ( could be late R6.1 ) They then put them on maintenance Hold, and not orderable for a while until Avaya came out with newer firmware for those phones. R8 was all ready out, and R7 was on its last ( or next to last ) maintenance release when they finally did this. These sets worked much better, but Avaya removed the VPN option.
They did support, and add a bin file for 9611 Phones too.
I think it was with start of R7 ( could be late R6.1 ) They then put them on maintenance Hold, and not orderable for a while until Avaya came out with newer firmware for those phones. R8 was all ready out, and R7 was on its last ( or next to last ) maintenance release when they finally did this. These sets worked much better, but Avaya removed the VPN option.
They did support, and add a bin file for 9611 Phones too.
intrigrant
Systems Engineer
Well that answers the question : not on a 406v2 as its latest software is 6.1 and that does not support the 96x1 ip phones.
amriddle01
Programmer
It was answered anyway, it was specified even when they initially supported it on 6.1 that only 500 chassis were supported, it was an ACSS favourite question
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intrigrant
Systems Engineer
Yes, in my first reply. He did not ask if we could elaborate about the history of these phones did he? Interesting? maybe, usefull? No.
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