I wish I could answer this. I deployed quite a few of the SPA5xx phones.
Those are straightforward enough, so if there's one with Bluetooth and you find
one new enough to have a Cisco badge maybe you can appease that person.
I did have one proper Cisco that we played with, and at the time I re
Amazing what a name means to people. In the case of Cisco, most of their
products came from acquisitions. The VoIP phones were originally from
Sipura, which Cisco bought and put under the Linksys brand. When they sold
Linksys to Belkin, they kept the Sipura phones and put the Cisco badge on
them
I love the GDMS Provisioning. With the SPA5xx phones, the way I used to
do it was have the DHCP server provide the TFTP Address, if you don't
control the DHCP Server, is there another way to provision them other
than manually configuring them?
On 4/1/2025 3:20 PM, Adam Moffett wrote:
I wis
Back in the day, they used to say "Nobody gets fired for buying IBM."
The later corollary was "Nobody gets fired for buying Cisco."
bp
On 4/1/2025 1:43 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:
Amazing what a name means to people. In the case of Cisco, most of
their products came from acquisitions. The VoIP
We've been using grandstream phones for quite a while, cheap and easy to
provision. One of my new business customers is making a stink because
'he's never heard of Grandstream, these phones just don't work with my
bluetooth headset, I NEED a Cisco phone because that's a real phone'
I'm thinki
I don’t comment much here anymore because I’m not necessarily up to date
on the latest/greatest for fiber and fixed wireless stuffs - but I do
know a thing or two about VoIP ;-)
Oh, I love to hate Cisco. But hey,… a topic I know a ton about (my home
lab has probably 100 different VoIP devices
Every service provider VoIP phone I’ve run into has been an OEM of
something else and is usually easily flashed to the standard firmware.
I’ve seen Grandstream, Yealink, HTEK, and Fanvil. I’ve seen Polycom
models but not Poly models as well.
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Daniel White
Co-Founder
phone: +1
Others like IPiFony? They used some code someone wrote to emulate
SKINNY on Asterisk. I don’t remember the details.
Try putting a Cisco 79xx phone into SIP mode. If you don’t brick it,
and have the patience to let it do its thing, it only supports half of
the features. When Atheral first s
I remember that show. Went great with a PB&J sandwich.
bp
On 4/1/2025 2:06 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:
Anybody else old enough to have watched The Cisco Kid on TV when they
were growing up?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cisco_Kid_(TV_series)
*From:*AF *On Behalf Of *Bill Prince
*Sent:* Tu
https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=02a19ff6f2f64912&q=cisco+stickers
Grandstream phones are the best. GDMS rocks. Put a sticker on it.
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