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Phone dude · August 20th, 2007, 12:18 PM

I have 2 small One-X Quick editions installed. Both on r2, to utilize the home worker option. Had a few bumps on the first one. The Park/retreive Park had a glitch. And the voicemail email was goofed up on another (swapping the phone out fixed it though.)

Personally, until Avaya came out with this newest release (3.2) I didnt think this was a pinch of crap. BUt now you can finally have BLF and programmable buttons as well as the new ATA device.

I do have issue with the way Avaya is marketing this. They are touting this system as the "customer installed" phone system. If that is the case, they need to ship the phones with current releases. Would I ship a phone to a customer and tell them they need to upgrade it before it works? NO WAY!

August 20th, 2007, 12:18 PM	#4 (permalink)
Phone dude Moderator Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 337 Blog Entries: 1	Re: Welcome to the Avaya One-X section I have 2 small One-X Quick editions installed. Both on r2, to utilize the home worker option. Had a few bumps on the first one. The Park/retreive Park had a glitch. And the voicemail email was goofed up on another (swapping the phone out fixed it though.) Personally, until Avaya came out with this newest release (3.2) I didnt think this was a pinch of crap. BUt now you can finally have BLF and programmable buttons as well as the new ATA device. I do have issue with the way Avaya is marketing this. They are touting this system as the "customer installed" phone system. If that is the case, they need to ship the phones with current releases. Would I ship a phone to a customer and tell them they need to upgrade it before it works? NO WAY!