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Simple Question: Is Nortel Ip Phones Use Unistim Or H323 Protocol.
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Either UNIStim or SIP. It depends upon the phone and type of Nortel Call Server they are talking to.
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thanks for your reply.
SO, IF I'M talking about the ip2004 and the cs1000 server, and the ip2007 and the same server. exactly when can I check which the protocol is in use
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Those phones use the UNIStim protocol.
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I Realize That Nortel Documentations Is Verry Poor What About Describing The Unistim Protocol, Can Someone Tell Me Where Can I Find More Informations About It.
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