I currently have two POTS lines (possibly adding a third in the future) that I need limited call handling capabilities for. Specifically, I need a system/solution that will route incoming calls by ANI; for example, route specific ANIs to a certain extension (note: extension, not DID).

I’ve attempted to ‘do my homework’, and I’ve found this feature with larger systems – which I will consider – however migration to BRI/PRI/T1 isn’t an option due to my location. My location has no cable (cable internet), no DSL, and ISDN would more than quadruple my current monthly cost. So, basically using the current POTS lines are a given, and any solution will have to accommodate limitation. A one-time expense I can deal with, but an huge monthly bill from the local telco I can’t afford. Obviously, due to the above a VOIP solution isn’t feasible (that would be so simple if only…).

I’m familiar with programming (older) AT&T/Lucent/Avaya Partner systems, and I’m willing to take on a different model or vendor (I have friends who can help with programming as well).

All of the above being said, to ‘sum it up’ my issue is figuring out what equipment I need to route specific ANIs to specific extensions.

I know this is a bit ‘out-of-the-box’. All suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Aria (are-ee-uh)
Aurora
Priya (pree-ya)
Acacia
Kiara
Violet
Taya
Indigo
Amalie
Avaya
Safiya
Jayla
also how would you pronounce Safiya? I first thought sa-fee-ya but now I am thinking maybe it is more like Sapphire.

I’m looking for a job and Avaya contacted me for a customer service position. I can’t help but wonder. I mean it seems like a scan or maybe I’m just overly parahnoid. Here is what they are saying…Avaya Inc. is located in United Kingdom and needs customer service representatives worldwide. Today our United States customers require specialists to manage e-Commerce platform to assist users. So customer service manager will be an official employee of one of the telecom operator that we serve. Today our company serves 4 large telecom operators in United States (America Movil, Vodafone, Verizon Communications, Worldcom). Avaya Inc. will provide the 10 days training course that would be sufficient to start working in one of these companies. We guarantee this immediate employability after the training period.
Before start to work, company will provide a free training course to cover all aspects of the e-commerce platform operation and maximization. You don’t need any special education in e-commerce services or finances, company will provide you all information.
This course is to be done distantly. This means that you will be studying from your own home or university computer with Internet access. You will not need to attend to any lectures or seminars. During the training you will be paid by Avaya Inc. directly to your bank account. The training period wage is 7 weekly and .5 daily. Money for your job you can receive daily in the afternoon time. NO MONEY NEEDED FOR JOB/TRAINING COURSES OR ANYTHING. COMPANY PAYS FOR ALL.

After you finish the training course successfully, you become a certified Avaya Inc. specialist. And you start working in one of the United States telecom companies that our organization serves in Part-Time or Full-Time position. Your work place will be based at home. You will have access to company database and all documents for work. Company will pay for all calls, internet access and any fees and taxes. First guaranteed salary is 00 monthly for the part time and 00 for the full time. Superannuation is provided by the telecom company.
- Guaranteed salary is 00 monthly for the part time and 00 for the full time
- No money needed for job/training courses or anything. Company pays for all fees and taxes
- Weekends and holidays
- Work time not more than 3-4 hours during the day
- Medical/Dental coverage
… and many other benefits from Avaya Inc.

REQUIREMENTS

- No special education needed, only be to be honest and progressive in work
- Positive attitude and willingness to learn
- Computer and phone
- Be 18+
- Be available to do work from 9:00 AM till 3:00 PM / 2-4 days in a week (any time from 9:00 AM till 3:00 PM. Training Courses takes not more than 1 hour during the day). It is a Part-Time job.

If you have any questions, then ask me freely. I will be glad to clarify at any time. If you are interested to start the training course, please let me know as soon as possible. I will send you Job Application Form, you will sign it and we shall start free training in e-commerce services and start to work.

What do you think???? Is it a scam???? How do I find out if it is or not?
yeah the whole bank account thing kind of made me worry about it.

I’ll also need to find a telecommunications position working on Avaya systems.

I am trying to set up my Avaya VOIP phone (model 5610SW IP), but I can’t get past the exchanging keys stage. The phone keeps reading with the following error: IP IKE Phase 1 No Response; error code 3997700:0. I’ve been over this issue with my job’s tech support department since they are the ones who provided the phones and set them up in our office without any issues. Would this be a problem with my internet provider? I have Hotwire and I’m thinking that since they have a monopoly over our apartment complex, they may have placed certain restrictions on how the residents use the internet connection. I was also thinking it might be my router? I have a Motorola SBG900 Wireless Surfboard Gateway. Has anyone run into an issue like this in the past and resolved it?

…cordless headset phone?
The Avaya 10U100 was manufactured by Plantronics and private-labeled with the Avaya logo. It is identical to the Plantronics CT10. I need a battery but they have been discontinued. Help!!

I am trying to set up my Avaya VOIP phone (model 5610SW IP), but I can’t get past the exchanging keys stage. The phone keeps reading with the following error: IP IKE Phase 1 No Response; error code 3997700:0. I’ve been over this issue with my job’s tech support department since they are the ones who provided the phones and set them up in our office without any issues. Would this be a problem with my internet provider? I have Hotwire and I’m thinking that since they have a monopoly over our apartment complex, they may have placed certain restrictions on how the residents use the internet connection. I was also thinking it might be my router? I have a Motorola SBG900 Wireless Surfboard Gateway. Has anyone run into an issue like this in the past and resolved it?

I have a WRT160N V2 router. I am currently trying to get to the routers homepage so I can get an open NAT for my 360. The problem is, is that I can’t even access it. Now what I know is that I believe that either my mother’s work computer or work phone (avaya brand if that matters) is actually changing my routers default ip address to 10.2.2.1 instead of 192.168.1.1. I have typed in 10.2.2.1 on multiple browsers (chrome, IE, Firefox) and nothing seems to be working. I have done multiple router resets (with the ip address changing as soon as my mothers phone/computer are connected to it. There is no possible way for me to change the settings on my mothers computer/phone because she works for an insurance company and if I accidentally deleted something or messed something up I would be dead.

Basically I need someone just to help me access the router page. I would be really appreciated if you could help me.

edit: and yes, the computer i am using is directly hooked up to my router
I already know the default gateway. Did you even read what i wrote?

Which is best? Any other suggestions?

GIRLS:
Avaya Faith
Gabriela Faith
Eliana (Ellie) Grace
Sofia Grace
Juliana Faith

BOYS:
Gavin Alexander
Elijah Gage
Julian Alexander
Bryson Gabriel

Evaya/Avaya (ah-vay-ah/eh-vay-ah)

I am an Avaya voice technician that would like to migrate over to the Cisco VOIP systems. What do clients look for? CCNA, etc? Please share how you got your experience. Basically I am an old PBX head that needs to get up on the data/VOIP world.

Thanks for your help.

I don’t really have a ton of knowledge about small business phone systems. I am attempting to play royalty free music over our phone system while we put people on hold. We have an Avaya (old school Lucent) Partner ACS system with 1 main unit and 2 extension units. It is R 4.1 version and we are currently running 4 lines off it and 10 extensions. There is a "Music on Hold" RCA jack in the front of the main unit. Right now we have an RCA cable attached to that from a computer where we are playing music to get it working. We hear nothing and have tried numerous things like making sure the feature is programmed on a phone, etc. Any help or ideas? Do we need a music coupler to make this work or a smaller watt source? Thanks for your help!

I am trying to find the correct symbol so I can look up the historic price when I bought the stock originally. When I look up any symbols listed under Avaya, nothing returns a price of on the 6/11/07 date. This is what my paperwork states for my tax return

What do you think of the name Avaya? Do you like the name Leah or Avaya better? Thanks!

Okay, so my husband said no way on my choice Sienna, which I loved now I have to let go

SO here are some maybes

Scarlett

Elliana

Elizabeth

Hannah

Taylor

Eislynn

Brynna

Hailey

Avaya

please tell me which one or ones you like and feel free to suggest some others that I may like!
oh I forgot one Kate thanks and I always pick a best answer!
Elliana would be pronounced ELLIE-ON-A
Eislynn is pronounced – eyes-lynn