I have a Cisco CME 3.3 test lab set up, and have several 7940 and 7960
IP phones attached (2691 router w/ 3550 PoE switch).

I also have an Avaya 4610SW IP phone that I'd like to add to the
system.  From what I've read, this should be possible.  My question
is, how?

I'm thinking the phone has to know which vlan is the voice vlan so it
can pick up the correct IP address from DHCP, then it has to be
registered with CME.  Does anyone have any step-by-step directions I
could follow?  Thanks.

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On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:28:14 -0800 (PST), ttripp <ttripp@manh.com>
wrote:

>I have a Cisco CME 3.3 test lab set up, and have several 7940 and 7960
>IP phones attached (2691 router w/ 3550 PoE switch).
>
>I also have an Avaya 4610SW IP phone that I'd like to add to the
>system.  From what I've read, this should be possible.  My question
>is, how?
>
>I'm thinking the phone has to know which vlan is the voice vlan so it
>can pick up the correct IP address from DHCP, then it has to be
>registered with CME.  Does anyone have any step-by-step directions I
>could follow?  Thanks.

On Nov 20, 1:39=A0pm, Bob <x...@xxx.com> wrote:
> Visit avayausers.com
>
> On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:28:14 -0800 (PST), ttripp <ttr...@manh.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> >I have a Cisco CME 3.3 test lab set up, and have several 7940 and 7960
> >IP phones attached (2691 router w/ 3550 PoE switch).
>
> >I also have an Avaya 4610SW IP phone that I'd like to add to the
> >system. =A0From what I've read, this should be possible. =A0My question
> >is, how?
>
> >I'm thinking the phone has to know which vlan is the voice vlan so it
> >can pick up the correct IP address from DHCP, then it has to be
> >registered with CME. =A0Does anyone have any step-by-step directions I
> >could follow? =A0Thanks.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Thanks, looks like lots of good info.

ttripp wrote:


> I have a Cisco CME 3.3 test lab set up, and have several 7940 and 7960
> IP phones attached (2691 router w/ 3550 PoE switch).

> I also have an Avaya 4610SW IP phone that I'd like to add to the
> system.  From what I've read, this should be possible.  My question
> is, how?

> I'm thinking the phone has to know which vlan is the voice vlan so it
> can pick up the correct IP address from DHCP, then it has to be
> registered with CME.  Does anyone have any step-by-step directions I
> could follow?  Thanks.

4610SW with its original firmware uses Avaya proprietary protocol. So,
you'll have to load One-X Quick Edition firmware which is SIP compatible.
Check on support.avaya.com if you can still download the firmware - they
have discontinued the One-X QE and I don't know if the firmware will be
available for download for long, so get it quick while you can.


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