Michiel van Baak wrote:
If you buy a model without the spare in it's name, you
have the license to use them right ?
To use them with a CCM or CCME, yes :-)
How about secondhand phones you get from ebay ?
Is my cisco smartnet account enough to run the phone legally
? It's not a spare model
Florian Overkamp wrote:
Michiel van Baak wrote:
If you buy a model without the spare in it's name, you
have the license to use them right ?
To use them with a CCM or CCME, yes :-)
How about secondhand phones you get from ebay ?
Is my cisco smartnet account enough to run the phone legally
?
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Another side issue... the Cisco phones have no way to remove the
installed firmware. Therefore, there is no way to legally sell a used
Cisco phone, period.
As a non Cisco user this whole discussion is enough to steer me away
from there VOIP products for good. I hate the idea that
Good idea. Let's write some open-source firmware for Cisco phones.
What will you be contributing?
Martin Joseph wrote:
snip
Another side issue... the Cisco phones have no way to remove the
installed firmware. Therefore, there is no way to legally sell a used
Cisco phone, period.
As a
On Jul 9, 2006, at 12:11 PM, Jay Milk wrote:
Good idea. Let's write some open-source firmware for Cisco phones.
What will you be contributing?
Well, it looks like I already contributed the idea didn't I ;~)
I don't have any Cisco phones, so if you want to send be a couple I'll
take a
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Do you need
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2006/7/7, Florian Overkamp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Olivier
wrote: Do you n
Cory Andrews wrote:
In my interpretation of the oft confusing Cisco licensing structure for
phones, the license was originally created to function much like a COA
with a piece of Microsoft software. When adding a client phone to a
CallManager or CallManager Express network, the user is
On 16:44, Sat 08 Jul 06, Florian Overkamp wrote:
Point is, you do not really need a CH1 or CCME license, you are free to
combine the Spare phone with a separate SIP license - the price is
identical. It is NOT OK however to use a Spare phone without any
license, as far as I am aware.
Thanks
Michiel van Baak wrote:
On 16:44, Sat 08 Jul 06, Florian Overkamp wrote:
Point is, you do not really need a CH1 or CCME license, you are free to
combine the Spare phone with a separate SIP license - the price is
identical. It is NOT OK however to use a Spare phone without any
license, as far
