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Avaya Phone Systems

Wednesday, October 29, 2003 Articles, Tips Comments Off on Avaya Phone Systems

I am a long time user of Cisco Phone Systems and had Cisco’s network infrastructure but when it was time for an upgrade, a client that I worked with for many years, went all-in with Avaya’s network infrastructure and also switched to using Avaya Phone Systems with all the staff. Below is what I have encountered in my interaction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olQNBkK9LTM

Unlocking an Avaya Phone Systems
I do not know the cause but once in a while, an employee of client will call (usually from their mobile number or coworker’s line) to report that the telephone is asking for a password. Once it is confirmed in the Ellucian Banner Navigation program that they are still an active employee, I will dispatch a technician (or myself) to unlock it and test it for issues since their phone also provides a network and Internet to the employee’s computers.

Passwords
Some of the password I have seen used over time are:
AVAYA – 28292
CLEAR – 25327
CISCO – 24726
CRAFT – 27238
PHONE – 74663
1ISALT – 147258

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