Migration to AVAYA IPT
Hi,
I would like to migrate the existing Nortel PBX to Avaya IPT 4600 series, what procedures and configurations in the backend infrastructure/data centre/structured cabling in order to have been modified to proceed the migration..any scripts or command lines used to complete the configuration and installation for the IPT?
BTY, Do I have to install Avaya IP softhpone on PC to manage Communication Manager or just use the standalone Avaya IPT is fine. Any programmable features needs to be defined.
J. Howard.
I would like to migrate the existing Nortel PBX to Avaya IPT 4600 series, what procedures and configurations in the backend infrastructure/data centre/structured cabling in order to have been modified to proceed the migration..any scripts or command lines used to complete the configuration and installation for the IPT?
BTY, Do I have to install Avaya IP softhpone on PC to manage Communication Manager or just use the standalone Avaya IPT is fine. Any programmable features needs to be defined.
J. Howard.
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The other thing to look at with the 406's is size. the control unit for the IP Office 406 actually has eight switchports buit in for DS phones. So your 44xx, or whatever phones can go directly in the switch if you have them (most don't but hey, it's worth mentioning)
getting off topic...
what i really wanted to mention is the expansion modules. Avaya, like amny other products are build on modules. So you have expansion modules for things like Voicemail, IVR, etc. Take a look at what's included with the base unit, what expansion modules you might need and what your vendor will support and make sure it covers your needs, an IP Office 406 is really a small/med business unit, so depending on your size and scale you may require a different product.
getting off topic...
what i really wanted to mention is the expansion modules. Avaya, like amny other products are build on modules. So you have expansion modules for things like Voicemail, IVR, etc. Take a look at what's included with the base unit, what expansion modules you might need and what your vendor will support and make sure it covers your needs, an IP Office 406 is really a small/med business unit, so depending on your size and scale you may require a different product.
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