IP Office as a router
IP Office as a router
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Hello everyone.. I am trying to setup my client's IP Office 500V2 as a router to forward packet coming to LAN1 to outside the system via LAN2.. The IP route is setup poroperly but still unable to perform routing.. Am I missing anything?
RE: IP Office as a router
RE: IP Office as a router
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RE: IP Office as a router
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Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
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Btw, my client has an IPO500v2 but also need to register a couple of IP phones (connected at the same LAN1 subnet) to a remote server over MPLS via LAN2.
I was trying to send the traffic from phone-->pass LAN1 -->pass LAN2-->pass the connected MPLS--> remote IPO..
RE: IP Office as a router
Avaya seems not to be interested in the networking capabilities of IP Office. If they were they would have made it IPv6 capable long time ago.
IP Office remote service
IP Office certificate check
CLI based call blocking
SCN fallback over PSTN
RE: IP Office as a router
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Then I set UP an additional static ip route to my own router: 192.168.43.1/24/Default Gateway 192.168.42.1.
Hope it helps
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My main goal was to grab IP Phone licenses from a remote SCN location as we have limited local license seats..
Mainly:
My client has 5 IP office 500V2 in distributed locations interconnected via Avaya SCN..
• One of the locations has 22 Avaya IP end point licenses (Only 6 in use)
• Another location has 4 Avaya IP end point licenses (ALL in use)..
Not sure why the license is still local in such SCN deployment
RE: IP Office as a router
RE: IP Office as a router