I manage by doing this configs, and manually assign an IP from voice subnet.So this was solved, thanks.
switchport general pvid 56 switchport general allowed vlan add 53 switchport general allowed vlan add 56 tagged switchport access vlan 56
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But until we migrate current phones, I cannot activate Global Voice VLAN for entire switch. If I will do that, I think the current phones, Avaya, will take IP from new Voice VLAN which is not configured to work with the old PBX system.
Can I "activate" Voice VLAN, only on few interfaces, where I could test the new phones , without entering the Global Voice VLAN ?
then, for testing purposes, I will try to manually configure a phone, via webmail..and add all the details regarding SIP, VLAN..... hopefully it will work.
Nicknamero
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November 24th, 2016 06:00
I manage by doing this configs, and manually assign an IP from voice subnet.So this was solved, thanks.
switchport general pvid 56
switchport general allowed vlan add 53
switchport general allowed vlan add 56 tagged
switchport access vlan 56
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But until we migrate current phones, I cannot activate Global Voice VLAN for entire switch. If I will do that, I think the current phones, Avaya, will take IP from new Voice VLAN which is not configured to work with the old PBX system.
Can I "activate" Voice VLAN, only on few interfaces, where I could test the new phones , without entering the Global Voice VLAN ?
Nicknamero
3 Posts
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November 28th, 2016 08:00
oooh..thanks for the info.
then, for testing purposes, I will try to manually configure a phone, via webmail..and add all the details regarding SIP, VLAN..... hopefully it will work.