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Connecting IP Office to G3R or 8700

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Connecting IP Office to G3R or 8700

Connecting IP Office to G3R or 8700

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We have a customer who is wanting to connect an IP Office to a G3r and 8700.  I am thinking we should use H.323 trunks?  Has anyone done this and what gotchas should I be aware of?  Thanks!!

RE: Connecting IP Office to G3R or 8700

Yep, you need to setup IP trunk between Definity and IP Office. Make sure that Definity has C-Lan and MedPro, and IPO needs VCM.

How to setup IP trunk, find JobAid 47 - Connecting an IP600 and IP Office via H323 trunk... that should help.

Regards,

RE: Connecting IP Office to G3R or 8700

If you are going to centralize the VM you will need to purchase the Centralized Audix RFA for the IPO.

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