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OmniCorp posted:We might be upgrading from the Allworx system we have in place now. We have a SIP trunk and a PRI for faxes, but PRI could go away. OmniCorp posted:Any recommendations on a 60+, could grow to 100 seat office phone system? OmniCorp posted:Just one location but could expand to a second. 2-3 conference rooms. Need ability to host conference calls. No video, cost not an issue. Having phones that easily work at home would be a plus. CrazyLittle fucked around with this message at 02:06 on Jun 2, 2016 |
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:FaxOIP - gently caress you it's 2016 just send me a dropbox link FoIP is for suckers. Adorai's got it about as close as you can reasonably get but even still he's falling back to POTS for outbound fax transmission.
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Yeah their audio quality is on par with polycom minus the brain dead provisioning syntax.
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Polycom's XML format is bad. They made it with the intent of having a singular config that applies to all poly soundpoint phones, but it doesn't work that way. I still end up with a ton of tiny fixes here and there for models and firmwares where the customers BYOD. Also the VVX series is kind of a joke, their android fork is kneecapped, and their companion software is barely functional if you can keep it connected to the deskset at all. wolrah posted:Audio is about 97% the same on headset or handset, but Polycom's speakerphones are still worlds better than the competition. ... and then there's Cisco.
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wolrah posted:Are you trying to say the VVX series uses Android? I could have sworn they did because when the VVX500 was first released, we got one for a lab sample and I distinctly remember developer documentation talking about android and APKs. But I can't find any of that info anymore so I must have been thinking of something else
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beergod posted:I'm starting a law firm with two offices in two different cities in the same state. I want the person calling in to get a cool message and be able to press "1" for office A and "2" for office B regardless of which office he or she called. I'd also like to be able to route to my cell phone if necessary. We are also heavily invested in the Office 365 infrastructure, so any integration with Skype for Business or whatever would be cool because I am a tech dork. VOIP - gently caress you it's 2017 just call me on my cell phone
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lol Meraki desk phones will accidentally hang up if exposed to infrared light
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Beefstorm posted:Has anyone tried the Ubiquiti phones? Thoughts? I have one of each UVP-Pro and UVP-Executive. I am not impressed. Touch screens without any tactile feedback suck rear end for dialing phone numbers. Basic phone features you'd expect on face-buttons (hold, transfer) for an enterprise phone system or PBX are missing from the UVP's dialer app.* Audio volume was abnormally low but they say that's since been fixed through software updates. But you can play Angry Birds and Youtube. *- the shortcomings of an android-tablet-as-desk-phone also applies to the Meraki desk phones, which I played around with for a month before shipping back to Meraki. CrazyLittle fucked around with this message at 00:14 on May 25, 2017 |
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