I put this together some time ago, but here's what I have on file:
Hitatchi IP5000AE
$320
Pros: light handset; highly configurable; MWI light; vendor is very
standards-focused; 802.11b/g
Cons: might be too small for plant use; not very rugged.
http://www.wirelessip5000.com/eng/index.html
http://ww
Do any of these do 802.1x?
Pete Morrissey
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There have been some good suggestions out there. Can someone give some cost
estimates for the phones they have used?
Thanks,
Michael Martin
Network Administrator, University of Montevallo
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We purchased and tested a few different Wireless SIP phones, although none are
"ruggedized".
Out of the models we purchased we found we preferred the D-Link.
This is what we tested.
WIP330 Linksys WIP330 WIFI IP Phone
DPH-540 D-Link DPH-540 802.11b/g WIFI SIP Phone (BLACK)
F1000 G UTS
There's now a SIP load, if you want to integrate them into your VoIP system.
Frank
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Someone offline kindly corrected me..it's not Avaya, but Polycom.
Frank
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