You probably know by now about rampant insecurity in Internet of Things devices. You've likely even heard about vulnerabilities in desk phones specifically. Security research into the devices—and the ...

A vulnerability leading to remote code execution survived for 10 years in some Avaya VoIP phones, used by 90% of the Fortune 100 companies. The bug was reported in 2009 in open-source software ...

Aiming to let enterprises do more with their IP (Internet Protocol) telephony systems and keep them available when a network goes down, Avaya introduced new software, phones, and a gateway at this ...

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, ...

At first glance, it seems surprising that a company with a huge stake in the PBX and carrier worlds would enter the PBX-less phone market. But in reality, it’s not surprising: By adding a solution for ...

The communications industry’s largest show, the annual Enterprise Connect being held this week in Orlando, Florida, is a “who’s who” of unified communications and contact center providers as they ...

I’m not thrilled that Avaya calls its phone line Unified Communications for Small Business, because “Unified Communications” normally means putting all your communication eggs in one basket. You know, ...

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A federal jury in New Jersey has handed a setback to Avaya, ruling that it illegally tried to quash competition for service on its enterprise communications equipment. Avaya violated antitrust law ...

One of my clients (small marketing co.) decided to replace their Avaya phone system with a Avaya IP Office connected to a T1. Based on the amount of long distance and conference calling they do, and ...

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.