I was hoping at least 1 other person would try out the 8020 and see if
they experience the transfer issue that is apparently caused by my itsp.
I believe Mark ordered a 8020. If he doesn't have any trouble, I will
gladly put a write-up on the wiki.
On 5/18/2011 4:31 AM, Michael Picher wrote:
One or both of you might want to put some notes in the wiki regarding
both of these devices.
On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 8:13 PM, Matthew Kitchin (usenet/public)
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
For what its worth, you now qualify as multiple. You are the
second in the last month or so to post about that model. You seem
to have received a more thorough response than the last person. I
bought an 8020 first go around several months ago. After a week or
2, I gave up and returned it. I tried out 5 or so other brands. I
got one cisco/linksys model to work pretty well, and they end of
lifed it. After lots of dead ends, I went back to polycom and
talked with their sales and engineering team. They were confident
the 8020 would work for me, so I bought it again. At their
recommendation, I bought a cradle that allowed me to use th admin
tool. I got a lot farther, but it was crashing on inbound calls (I
think). We did probably 20 rounds of wifi wireshark captures and
firmware updates. They were very responsive. We resolved every
situation except transfers. They and the sipx developers decided
it was my ITSP dropping the call. My ITSP, Verizon, agreed. I have
not had time to tr
oubleshoot that with them, and it isn't really important for my
setups. So, the 8020 is working well for us.
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