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Do one of those webinars that gets you a free Meraki Z1 or MX appliance and use that to build a tunnel back to your office.
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From a brief look and not a recommendation because I have never used it before: https://appexchange.salesforce.com/listingDetail?listingId=a0N30000004g5sgEAA If your new hosted provider doesn't have a TAPI/CTI thing to connect to then you're probably out of luck.
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I've just had an email that one of our tenants has been accepted for the Skype for Business PSTN Calling trial (we're in the UK so it only just got here). Is anyone else using / testing this out as a replacement for a phone system? Any tips on what to avoid?
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This particular one is only 60 seats.
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BigPaddy posted:Even if you ignore everyone having a mobile a decent voip system is nice for screen sharing and what not. Of course there are plenty of lovely ones out there, looking at you Cisco. Best one I have used is Skype for business which is shocking that MS didn't gently caress it up. They've hosed up the Windows client because it cannot cope with multiple displays running at different DPIs. You can take a Surface Pro, connect an external display, drag the Skype client onto the Surface display and it becomes impossible to see what you're doing. This is a product they are really pushing, running on their latest OS, running on their flagship hardware.
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 I would be massively interested in a free one from a webinar. gently caress phone systems.
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May 17, 2016 17:56
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It makes sense for them to launch with the most flashy option they can, be good to see phones with buttons though since I hate touchscreens on desk phones. I'm surprised at how much duplication of effort Cisco and Meraki are doing, presumably there is a desire to keep the two brands separate but it seems really wasteful. Cisco have Spark, handsets etc.
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May 18, 2016 01:29
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Fuze?
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May 27, 2016 15:48
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gently caress vendors that decide to backdate support payments to get covered. You provided absolutely gently caress all for two years (as the support wasn't in place), eat a dick trying to charge for it. It's the sort of practise that would make me switch suppliers out of spite.
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May 31, 2016 14:06
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If you let a Sonicwall device fall out of support and stay out for longer than a year, then when you apply a one-year license and support renewal you get the full term.
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May 31, 2016 14:44
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Is anyone using Cisco Spark for voice calls? We need to throw our barely functioning on-premise PBX at some point and as an iOS shop for corporate devices I'm interested in the "first class citizen" that VoIP apps are going to be in iOS 10. And Cisco are the first people to have announced that they are going to be working with Apple on this, which is appealing. Or do people think that any non-poo poo vendor is going to get on board with support?
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I've seen it happen but it's just meant the handset or the cable is hosed.
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Nov 9, 2016 00:24
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Fuze is good
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http://www.reuters.com/article/us-avaya-bankruptcy-idUSKBN1532JY As someone who works close to a team that deal with this company, can't say I'm surprised. They treat their partners like poo poo and the quality of the product documentation is appalling.
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Jan 20, 2017 02:27
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The Trio 8800 runs Android, that's about it as far as I know.
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They're trying to register on your system and place calls to revenue-generating numbers that they have control of
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For anybody who has a Polycom RealPresence Trio, the latest firmware update introduces (experimental) hybrid registration. So you can be connected to SfB as well as your existing SIP PBX, meaning you can use it as a phone without having to go for the Skype PBX and calling licenses. The dial plan is pretty cool and lets you decide what calls should route over which lines. I've set ours up so that dialling 4 digit extensions sends the call over SIP, dialling a normal number uses SfB. There's no support for bridging a SIP call into a SfB meeting but a) that's understandable, and b) buy your users dial-in conferencing licenses if you want to do that. http://community.polycom.com/t5/Polycom-Labs-for-Voice/RealPresence-Trio-Experimental-Feature-Hybrid-and-Dual-Line/m-p/89693
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Snom phones have magnetic hook switches, work perfectly. And I have no idea why you'd spend Meraki money on desk phones.
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May 24, 2017 22:49
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Use a telephone provider that has good quality iOS and Android apps
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Also Ubiquiti have given up on them. I think you'd have to be slightly crazy to put a bunch of devices on your network running outdated versions of Android.
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