Avaya is expanding the VPN support it puts in its IP phones, making it possible to connect from a remote site to a corporate network and have access to all the features of a PBX extension. Previously, ...

The communications networking company's latest voice over Internet Protocol product is aimed at the low end of the small and medium-size business market. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News ...

Avaya Inc. today is announcing a new subscription-based monthly voice-over-IP (VoIP) service for medium and large businesses that allows them to avoid complicated equipment installations. The ...

The product rollout includes the latest version of the vendor's Communication Manager, new media gateways and servers, and new IP and wireless IP phones. Communication Manager 2.0 adds support for the ...

Avaya Inc. today announced two new IP phones for desktop use in offices, schools and hospitals that feature high-fidelity sound and access to intelligent applications based on a new Wireless Markup ...

IP telephony provider Avaya Inc. announced this week wireless LAN gateway and access-point products that, together with its existing IP telephony software, will support wireless communications device ...

The new integrated VPN client, dubbed Avaya VPNremote, is available now via software upgrade for the Avaya 4600 family of IP phones. Users need only plug into a broadband connection and enter their ...

Avaya submitted two configurations for our test of IP PBX security: A no-frills, out-of-the-box Avaya IP telephony deployment with no extra-priced security options; and a maximum-security alternative ...

Analyst says the key to the four new phones’ success in the enterprise will be their improved voice quality and modularity Avaya will unveil a series of upgradable, modular VoIP phones this week, ...

I have some lab time this afternoon to test this out, but I'm curious if anyone has a quick tip for me.<BR><BR>I have two VLANs, voice and data. I have Avaya VoIP phones (not SIP). I have PC's behind ...

Has anyone successfully configured Avaya 46XX IP phones with Server 2012 R2 DHCP? I exported the DHCP database from Server 2003 R2 and imported into a Server 2012 R2 build with the same name and IP.