tek

Does anyone know Avaya's policy on this.. one company owns 2 PBX's and they want to xfer RTU from one PBX to another.. which from what i understand wont happen.

So, what about merging the PBX's into 1 PBX and blending licencing.. then unmerging. I dont know. need idea's if possible.

mevans

yes that can happen I did it a few weeks ago a customer of mind had a V3 and a V6 was there not doing anything so we upgrade the v6 to a 2.0. for this process we needed the sold to # for avaya to make sure that they really did own the PBX.
but in a nut shell we had avaya made a Blow Back tape what this means is we save translation of the working system and sent it to them and they copy the info the a 2.0 flash card and sent it back to us.
I hope this help you.

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ahays

Ether scenerio is valid and can happen. However, like everything else at Avaya there is a cost. There are specific SAP codes for TDM Port RTUs, IP Port RTUs, Call Center Agent RTUs, etc.

Moving from seperate, disparate systems into a converged archecture (i.e. Merging into a single PBX) is covered in the Avaya Communication Manager 2.0 License Migration and Merge Offer Description (Referenced as Appendix G in the Communication Manager Product Definition).

License moves between servers is covered in the Avaya Communication Manager 2.0 License Move Offer Description (referenced as Appendix H in the Communication Manager Product Definition).

For specifics on cost, procedures, etc. contact your Avaya AE, Business Partner, or (if you are a Business Partner) speak with one of your Distrubutor's Design Specialists.

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.al.

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tek

can this be as simple as just transfering licencing from one PBX to another PBX? i though this was a no-no.
Both PBX's are owned by the same company.

tek

can you upload this doc?

Thanks!

ahays

Yes. You can transfer, say, 100 of 500 TDM Port RTUs from one PBX to another ... again, for a cost. This is a relatively new development and has only been available for about a year (or a bit less).

regs,

.al.

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ahays

No. Unfortunately it is an internal, proprietary document that is restircted from distribution. If you are a Business Partner you can download it from the BP website. If not, contact your Business Partner or Avaya AE.

regs,

.al.

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