[cisco-voip] 7832 vs 8832 vs 8831

[Lelio Fulgenzi]

Thanks Myron. I’m hoping to have flexibility in how we implement.

For example, I want to buy all of the adapters available. One for wifi deployment, one for wired where the switch has the correct PoE capabilities, and one for wired where the switch does not have the correct PoE capabilities (for MRA and old switch inventory).

When I tried to check off two adapters in the CCW estimator tool, it said I couldn’t.

I’ll be contacting my account team next week for assistance but am eager to hear the group’s comments.

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On Jul 28, 2018, at 9:35 AM, Myron Young <mdavid_young at hotmail.com<mailto:mdavid_young at hotmail.com>> wrote:

We just deployed the 8832 model for our company and it seems to work fine but be careful on the POE adapter because the device can come with out one then you can’t use it which sucked. The vendor just ordered 8832 phone and forgot to include any POE adapter.

Nonetheless, it is a pretty good all in one unit though, execs prefer it over the 8831 and supports WiFi connection, but need a specific POe adapter for that to work.

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On Jul 27, 2018, at 4:40 PM, Lelio Fulgenzi <lelio at uoguelph.ca<mailto:lelio at uoguelph.ca>> wrote:


We’re looking at ordering a new conference phone… people have complained about the two pieces the 8831 has for simple operations so I’m looking at the 7832 or 8832.

Looking through the 8832 datasheet, I am a bit confused about the power injector options. According to the CCW estimator tool, I can only select either Power over Ethernet option (CP-8832-POE) power injector or non-PoE (CP-8832-ETH) power injector. I do like the fact that it supports MRA. The data sheet also states that CUCM v12 is required and v11.5 requires a devpak, but I see from our v11.5(1)su4 system that the 8832 is a valid option for a new phone.

The 7832 looks “good enough” – monochrome screen and no expandability like the 8832.

Anyone have any comments/suggestions about using these two phones?



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