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UNIStim Firmware Release 5.1 for IP Deskphones

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July 9, 2011
by Michael McNamara in ,

Avaya has released UNIStim firmware 5.1 for their IP deskphones;

  • 0621C8D for the 2007 IP deskphone
  • 0623C8D, 0624C8D, 0625C8D, 0627C8D, 0626C8D for the 1110, 1120E, 1140E, 1150E and 1165E IP deskphones
  • 062AC8D for the 1200 series IP deskphones

This release of firmware adds support for the following features;

  • Support for a Wireless Markup Language (WML) browser on the 2007 IP Deskphone.

UNIStim software release 5.1 delivers quality improvements for all IP Deskphones including software fixes for over one hundred work items, and resolution of seven customer reported cases. A previously reported Product Advisement related to the 1165E IP Deskphone locking up if invalid UserID and password for WML authentication are provided has been addressed in this UNIStim 5.1 software release.

UNIStim Software Release 5.1 is supported on the Avaya 2007, 1110, 1120E, 1140E, 1150E, 1165E, 1210, 1220, and 1230 IP Deskphones only. For details on specific hardware vintages which are supported, please refer to the ReadMe file.

UNIStim Software Release 5.1 is compatible with the following Call Servers:

  •     Avaya CS 1000 Release 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 7.0, 7.5
  •     Avaya SRG 50 Release 6.0
  •     Avaya SRG 200/400 Release 1.5
  •     Avaya CS 2100
  •     Avaya BCM 50/450 Release 6.0 (refer to ReadMe for additional information)
  •     Avaya BCM 200/400 Release 4.0 (refer to ReadMe for additioanl information)
  •     Avaya CS 2100 CICM Release 10.1 MR2, Release 11 MR2

Product Advisement for customers who previously upgraded to UNIStim 5.0 using the workaround related to Zero Touch Provisioning:

For customers who previously upgraded to UNIStim 5.0 and used the recommended workaround detailed in the UNIStim 5.0 Readme Product Bulletin, related to pre-configured REG entries, this workaround needs to be removed to successfully upgrade to UNIStim 5.1. That is, customers who have pre-configured REG entries, (which includes the MAC address, the TN, and Node) within the provisioning file to enable Zero Touch for the IP Deskphones, were previously advised of a problem that could occur related to parsing of the REG entry which prevented the IP Deskphones from coming up as expected. The recommended workaround for customers upgrading to UNIStim 5.0 was to add a comma before the semi-colon of the REG entry within the provisioning file. As noted in the UNIStim 5.0 Readme Product Bulletin, this issue is now fully addressed in this UNIStim 5.1 software maintenance release, and customers who applied the workaround will need to remove the comma to successfully upgrade to this UNIStim 5.1 software release.

You should refer to the release notes for all the details.

Cheers!

Nortel IP Phones Broadcast Storm Advisory

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December 17, 2008
by Michael McNamara in , ,

i2002_ip_phoneYou’re going to have to read this document for yourself. Somehow its possible for an i2002, i2004, i2007, 1120e, 1140e and 1150e to throw a loop into the network when the devices are powered by external power supplies as opposed to using a PoE (Power Over Ethernet) switch.

As a rule of thumb I enable Spanning Tree with Fast Learning on all our edge switches since the auto MDI-X feature makes it very easy for a user or inattentive network engineer to physically put a loop in the connect by connecting to edge ports with the same patch cable.

Cheers!

Update: Thursday December 18, 2008

I’ve fixed the broken link above… Thanks Bob!

Succession Internet Telephone Type

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December 7, 2007
by Michael McNamara in ,

There are only a few phone types defined within the Succession Call Server for all Internet telephones.

The vast majority of Internet telephones are defined as either “i2002” or “i2004“. The 1150e is a special phone designed for Call Centers and is defined as an IPACD The Wireless LAN phones (2210/2211/2212) should be defined as “i2004“. Here’s a list of phones and how their associated TN should be defined;

Internet TelephoneTN Type
i2001i2001
i2002i2002
i2004i2004
i2007i2004
1110ei2001
1120ei2002
1140ei2004
1150eIPACD
2210i2004
2211i2004
2212i2004

It took me quite a few minutes to figure out how to define the 1150e the first time we purchased one a few months ago.

Cheers!

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