HCJes

We are currently running 25.4 and are looking towards upgrading to 4.0. Cost is a very big factor.

Pirates_Ghost

Most all of my supported sights are 3.0, moving to 4.0 in the coming year.....ALTHOUGH, I've on 11 running something like 13.0 or some such antiquated programming

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John_In_Dakota

3.0. All's well so far.

slagburn

I can't vote for all of them... Come awn I have 80 of these things... I also didn't see RLS 5 on the list. :P

HCJes

Sorry Slag... please vote based on average.... I did have 19 and lower... doesn't that work for 5?

slagburn

Yeah it works. I voted 23, we don't upgrade because there isn't any reason to (and we don't have any money) the bigwigs figure that as long as it still makes dial tone why upgrade it? Hell upgrading a Nortel PBX is money wasted that could be better invested in no-name suppliers of data equipment that will be MFD / EOL in several years.

About the only time we upgrade is when they think they are getting a great deal from Nortel or something old breaks and NT gives us the T-S upgrade answer. They are slowly starting to realize that a 'large' customer in the eyes of Nortel has more to do with how much money you have to spend and less on how much Nortel equipment you have.

HCJes

Same here.... however we will spend almost unlimited amounts of money to keep email updated and going, however, our phones can be the same ones from 1970...

papa-bear

I have been lucky and worked with organizations that kept their systems up-to-date for the most part.

Now to keep myself as up-to-date as the equipment

damo1976

should be upgrading to 4 shortly