Desktop User Guide. Ip Voice Unifi. For Mac

Leofiresign wrote: Wow! The things you take for granted with other switches.

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My colleagues were telling me we should really move from Cisco SG series to the Unifi switch. No auto voice and now I'm left with reconfiguring tons of phones. Thanks ubiquiti.

Your product will not be purchased again. I agree with you that its utter BS for an enterprise grade switch. It was an eye opener for me as well and I'll only sell this switch to small mom and pop shops because it doesn't have this feature.

I'm also not a big fan of how VLANs are configured on these in general. However, you most likely don't need to manually configure each phone. You can use DHCP option strings to set the VLAN on your phone or enter it in the config file. It would be amazing if they added this feature if anything to better fill out the client section. Even if LLDP-MED isn't sending the phones to a specific VLAN with priority set, the data it can add to the client list is really nice. LLDP data will tell you what model and extension the phone is!

Combine this info with the data we can already see like IP and MAC and this would be a real winner for UBNT's 'enterprise' UniFi switches. Sorry to resurrect this. I'm adding another voice to dissatisfaction about a reasonably basic missing feature. In our site, you can plug a VoIP phone into ANY port, ANYWHERE. This is enabled by a 'voice VLAN' that certain OUI strings trigger in the switch. When the switch sees a known OUI prefix belonging to an IP phone, it switches the native tag of that port to the VoIP VLAN. We have worked around this after absolute chaos by deploying DHCP Option 132 on the main corporate LAN DHCP server - this communicates a voice VLAN to any device booting.

Some phones will honour it, some will not. This causes the phones to re-assign themselves to the voice VLAN and reboot. At that point, they can see the call server. It might help people. Note that on our server, for our IP phones, DHCP option 132 needed to be coded as in base64! Some require hex, some need text. Bencrosby wrote: Sorry to resurrect this.

I'm adding another voice to dissatisfaction about a reasonably basic missing feature. In our site, you can plug a VoIP phone into ANY port, ANYWHERE. This is enabled by a 'voice VLAN' that certain OUI strings trigger in the switch.

Desktop User Guide. Ip Voice Unifi. For Mac

When the switch sees a known OUI prefix belonging to an IP phone, it switches the native tag of that port to the VoIP VLAN. We have worked around this after absolute chaos by deploying DHCP Option 132 on the main corporate LAN DHCP server - this communicates a voice VLAN to any device booting. Some phones will honour it, some will not.

This causes the phones to re-assign themselves to the voice VLAN and reboot. At that point, they can see the call server. It might help people.

Note that on our server, for our IP phones, DHCP option 132 needed to be coded as in base64! Some require hex, some need text. I plan on taking the same route sadly, with a two plant 18 switch replacement. I have faith they will do it eventually (It would be crazy not to), but I hope the VoIP integrator doesn't shoot down this proposed work around. We've been saying they needed this since this 'Powerful Enterprise Class' switch hit the market.

With their VoIP phones and Network designation 'Voice' (later removed) originally lead me to believe LLDP-MED was supported. Later their chat support said these are layer 2 switches and it would not be supported. From digging deeper though its apparent that the underlying hardware supports layer 3/4 functions that simply aren't available for us to use like in the edge product line.

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They added backend support awhile back as you can see below from prior release notes, however, looking at 5.5.2 I'm not seeing this feature yet. Hopefully we'll have it soon in 5.5.?

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Firmware Changes from 3.7.15: -USW Add backend support for LLDP-MED.