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  #1773865 1-May-2017 21:32
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So you could get half-way there by just sticking an XML file on a local HTTP server and point them to that. You would be able to configure probably 95% of the settings in a common file and then manually go through to update the programmable keys and SIP registrations as required.

 

If you have the internal resource to do this then it isn't a terrible solution. But it is where you can come unstuck when wanting to "push an update" that. But again, you will probably find that a hell of a lot of the settings will be common across all the handsets.




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  #1775452 4-May-2017 11:25
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Do you need physical phone units for any particular reasons? If they are desk users with PC's then I would say look at soft-phones if you want to go cloud hosted.

 

Something like Digital Island's Telepo solution (http://telepo.co.nz/)  - just need some decent USB headsets. Also works from mobile devices so good if you have mobile users also.


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  #1776574 5-May-2017 20:13
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How about Lync? / Skype for Business, this is now PSTN connected isn't it?

 

Anyone using or familiar with this?


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