[cisco-voip] Cisco Business Edition 3000 and 7911

Nikolay Shopik shopik at inblock.ru
Thu Apr 4 05:15:55 EDT 2013


Hi Tim,

We currently use SIP version with 7911, so don't run anything advanced 
as we know sip is limited.
Well main reason is we running out of max supported phones soon 
(probably) and our CME is run on 2800 series, so no support for new 
phones and 7911 already EOS. And replacing 2800 for 2900 seems not worth 
and I just though maybe get proper upgrade ;)

But its now make more sense not look into BE3000 before new software 
release.

On 4/4/13 1:07 PM, Tim Smith wrote:
> Hi Nikolay,
>
> Not sure about the 7911.
> Be careful with features in BE3000.
> If you are using anything advanced in CME, then you may have trouble
> replicating it in BE3000.
> There is supposed to be a new release coming soon with lots of
> improvements. I would personally wait for that and then do a comparison.
>
> CME is pretty good these days. It only falls down in a couple of places for
> me:
> - Extension mobility
> - Separate configurations for SCCP and SIP phones. It's practically like
> running 2 different CME's on 1 box.
> - Administration. You can't manage SIP phones or EM in the GUI. If this is
> something your admin staff or customers expect, then it may be an issue.
> - General lack of features in SIP phones. I'd be pretty tempted to stick
> with all SCCP at the moment
>
> To be honest the list where BE3000 falls down is probably a lot longer. As
> I say, you need to be very careful about the features you want to use
> before going this path.
>
> Have you got a specific reason for wanting to go to BE3000?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tim
>
>
> On 2 April 2013 03:42, Nikolay Shopik <shopik at inblock.ru> wrote:
>
>> Hey,
>>
>> We currently using CME with 2 sites and thinking about upgrade to Cisco
>> Business Edition 3000, which seems enough for us at moment. But most our
>> phones are 7911, and datasheet for Cisco Business Edition 3000 doesn't
>> mention them as supported.
>>
>> Anyone could confirm/deny we could use 7911 with Cisco Business Edition
>> 3000? As I may believe this is just marketing bs.
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