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John McHugh speaks up about Nortel

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John McHugh, Nortel’s vice president for data solutions, recently responded to an article on SearchNetworking.com that he felt under valued Nortel’s enterprise business and product line.

I believe it was John McHugh that also suggested resurrecting the Bay Networks name.

You can read the entire article here.

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UNIStim Firmware Release 3.3 for Nortel IP Phones

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call_center_corp_red_32bitNortel has released UNIStim firmware 3.3 for their IP phones;

  • 0604DCL for Phase II IP Phones (2001, 2002 & 2004),
  • 0621C6P for IP Phone 2007,
  • 0623C6R, 0624C6R, 0625C6R and 0627C6R for IP Phone 1110, 1120E, 1140E and 1150E respectively and
  • 062AC6R for IP Phone 1210, 1220, and 1230

The enhancements available with UNIStim firmware release 3.3 for IP Phones include:

  • HTTP transport for provisioning and configuration files
  • DSCP provisioning precedence override
  • DSCP tagging (QoS) for duplicate media stream
  • DHCP provisioning information window
  • New icons and colors on the IP Phone 2007
  • Double-line edit boxes and drop-down boxes on selected menu items
  • GXAS inactivity timer lower limit restricted to 10 seconds
  • GEM firmware included in IP Phone 1100 series firmware image
  • Default for LLDP changed to Enabled
  • OS Diagnostics support on the IP Phone 2007

Please refer to the release notes and the product bulletin for complete details.

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Nortel Lifetime Stackable ERS Warranty

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Nortel has announced that it is extending the warranty service on it’s entire line of stackable Ethernet Routing Switches to include next-business-day replacement. This is only available on purchases made after July 1, 2009. Nortel already had a lifetime hardware warranty in place that required you to return any defective units for depot service which would generally take about 10 business days.

There are quite a few vendors now including lifetime hardware replacement on their products although I’m not sure many of them are offering advanced next-business-day replacements.

You can read all about it over at Nortel’s website.

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