Posts tagged Nortel
John McHugh speaks up about Nortel
0John 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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Nortel 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
0Nortel 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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