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Old 01-31-2005, 10:45 AM   #1 (permalink)
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OK...first of all...I'm a possible noob because I may be taking another IT job and it's likely they'll want me to assist with their InterTel system. How is it that I always get stuck stradling the IT/TelCo fence? lol

Basically, I'm an IT guy who got stuck with a Meridian 1 system almost 2 years ago. I've learned alot in that time about Nortel and TelCo in general. What I'm looking for is opinions on what it'd be like changing gears to an InterTel system. While I am confident that I can do anything I put effort in doing, this is a completely new system to me, so I will have to feel my way at first.

I'm sure the UI is COMPLETELY different, but is that good or bad? Any place to acquire some general docs about the system or anything to start getting acquainted with the system?

Again, I'm not looking for hand outs or anything...just some decent info on where to start (shy of signing up for classes) and opinons on how much of a culture shock to expect.

Thanks
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Which type of Panasonic?

You won't have any problems making the adjustment to the Inter-Tel Axxess. It is much easier to admin. Depending on what version software they have, the programming interface is a point and click Windows GUI. The hardware architecture is simpler too.

I worked on BIG IRON systems for many years and found it very easy to transistion to the Inter-Tel Axxess with absolutely zero training from the manufacturer.

Good Luck!

JP
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Right on!

Yeah, from reading around on the net, I assumed it would be a fairly easy adaption for me.

Thanks for the encouraging input!

All the best...
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Is the InterTel system under any kind of Maintenace agreement?

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Is the InterTel system under any kind of Maintenace agreement?

Richard
I do not know for sure, as I haven't officially taken the job yet, so don't know all the details. It is brand new, just installed 3 weeks ago, aside from that, don't know much else.

Side Note: notice your avatar has a guitar, assume you play? Right on. I play; have an American Strat and just ordered an ESP the other day....I like to play Blues and Metal; but enjoy all music.
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dj,
If the system is new it may well be under maintenance. Which is good cause that will provide you with support from the vendor (InterTel?). If it's on a lease it is almost certainly under maintenance. Please follow up on this with me. I once worked at a company where we leased a MITEL PBX from InterTel. I saved that company close to a million dollars by not leasing all the equipment. In short, it is extremely stupid to lease phones, cable installs that sort of thing.

Yes I play. That guitar is a Peavey Wolfgang prototype. I could tell you about it but then I'd have to kill all of you. Though not such a big deal now since Eddie Van Halen is no longer with Peavey. I manage the PBX / data circuits and cable infrastructure for Peavey here in Meridian.
My guitars are:
Peavey Wolfgang
Peavey Limited
Music Man Axis Sport
Fender FrankenStrat (Chandler neck, kahler tremelo, and a Carvin humbucker)
My amps are:
Peavey TransFex Pro head with two custom made 2x12 speaker cabinets (Peavey speakers of course)
Peavey Wiggy with a 2x12 cabinet
I like blues, classic rock, and metal.
Good to hear from a fellow guitarists.

Richard
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Right on!! Workin' for Peavey, that's gotta...um...rock, lol.

Yes, I always like to mingle with fellow musicians...especially fellow musician/techie folk.

I'm bored, so I'm sendin' you a PM as to not cloud the board with personal banter.
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