Thank you very much, it helped me a lot at work.

Can the system pass Caller ID along to the analog ports, light neon Message Waiting lamps on 2500 style sets? When using legacy Nortel Aries digital sets, how close does it emulate original CS1000 type set programming? For instance can you have a multiple appearances of the same DN (directory number), non ringing appearances of other DN's?, primary DN's secondary DN's, hunt features, auto dial keys, etc? We're looking to migrate off a Option 81 with about 100 analog sets and 100 digital M2616 / M2008 existing sets.

Is there any way to have multiple parking lots?

Ok

Well done E-MetroTel team

Do you run asterisk

Do we have documentation on this?

This tells me nothing

eMetrotel = Progress !!

_"These kind of customers typically don't want to be bothered with internet, Voice-Over-IP capabilities, or can't deal with the fact that they have poor bandwidth at their location. They also may have wiring for digital phones as opposed to ethernet drops at all locations."_ Now correct me if I'm wrong but the E-MetroTel DSM16 module (which is what the Norstar/BCM digital phones connect to) connects to the Galaxy Mini via LAN, so it would still involve an internet connection with sufficient bandwidth. And what's scary about this is that if the LAN goes down, not only the IP phones (if there is any) go down but the DSM16 module goes down along with all of the digital phones connected to it! So that would be an even worse scenario compared to other hybrid PBX's where if the LAN went down the IP phones would go down but the digital phones would remain unaffected.

The Galaxy Expand looks like a really nice system and a really great migration path for the Meridian 1 & CS1000 as it seems to have most if not all of the features of the Meridian 1 & CS1000 as well as the newer VoIP features. But my main complaint that I would levy against it is that it doesn't support the M1250/M2250 attendant consoles, this would be a big deal especially for hospital switchboards that rely on these consoles. I've heard that one of E-MetroTel's recommended migration paths for the consoles is the Infinity One client, but as far as I know the Infinity One client doesn't support all of the legitimate attendant console features such as Release Source and Release Destination, not to mention that it doesn't support the unique way of transferring a call by simply dialing the extension number and pressing release without having to press transfer.

Forget SIP, XSTIM is the way to go now!

muchas gracias me sirvió tu explicación

Awesome!!

Documentation says not to use mp3 files. Video uses mp3 files. Well played.

that is so cool. Being somewhat new to the UCX, I was actually wondering about that. So, I'm guessing that means I could use a "Square" template on a UCX phone system? People are so reluctant to give up their universal Line appearances! :-)