Avaya and Cisco Interoperability Technical Configuration Guide

Avaya has release an updated technical configuration guide geared towards the interoperability between Cisco and Avaya equipment.The document covers a lot of information including EtherChannel to MLT interoperability, Spanning Tree interoperability, Nortel IP phones connecting to Cisco switches and Cisco IP phones connecting to Nortel switches.

It’s definitely well worth the time to review.

Cheers!

This entry was posted by Michael McNamara on June 20, 2010 at 11:00 pm, and is filed under AVAYA, Cisco. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0.You can leave a response or trackback from your own site.

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#1 written by Adam Dacosta 1 year ago
Great guide!
thanks for the post! and the info! Will link to this from my blog if you don’t mind.
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- #2 written by Michael McNamara 1 year ago
  No problem at all Adam… I’ve been comending Avaya/Nortel for quite sometime now on all their technical configuration guides. These documents help to empower the user so they clearly understand how to utilize the equipment and take advantage of all the feature sets.
  I’m just trying to help publicize the information.
  Cheers!
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#3 written by Adam Dacosta 1 year ago
Michael, I must admit that Avaya has significantly increased their investment into their technical documentation, something that Nortel was not to proficient on. Out engineers are thoroughly impressed as well!
Have you received Avaya’s latest data portfolio overview and Plan of Intention?
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- #4 written by Michael McNamara 1 year ago
  I hope to meet with Avaya over the next few weeks to review the entire data/voice portfolio. I’ll be especially interested in hearing about the VSP9000 and their Next Gen voice mail platform.
  Cheers!
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  - #5 written by Adam Dacosta 1 year ago
    Mike, just a quick note on your last comment. Let me know if you are interested and I can arrange a meeting with Avaya’s Global Data Manager. The guy is great and will provide someone like you great insight into Avaya now and what they are investing into.
    Just a thought, and happy to help.
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    - #6 written by Michael McNamara 1 year ago
      Thanks for the offer Adam.
      The local Avaya/Nortel sales team has been very responsive to us so I have no worries there.
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