[asterisk-users] Best non polycom SIP conference room phone

[Jim DeVito]

You got me. At first the polycom world was hard to get into. But with a little effort to understand the configs and the joys of central provisioning the Polycom are my go to endpoint. Couple the endless configurablity with Polycom quilaty and I have many happy clients.

As an aside is that what they use on the dCap? I have been meaning to get that when time allows.

Thanks!!

Jim 

----- Original message -----
> "Luke Hamburg" <luke at solvent-llc.com> writes:
> 
> > Carlos-
> > Sorry if this is too much of a digression but this piqued my interest
> > as I've been pretty happy with Polycom in my limited experience
> > (haven't used the SPAs much, just Yealink & Polycom, and an occasional
> > Snom here and there).     If the config files were not the issue for
> > you, then what _were_ the problems?   
> 
> "A button has been pressed. Polycom must reboot for the change to take
> effect. Reboot now (Y/N)?". Yes it's a recycled Windows joke, but it
> applies much better to Polycom than it did to Windows. It is IMHO a bit
> mean to use Polycom's in the Asterisk exam; the difficulty of passing
> the exam is quite high if you haven't worked with them before. Pretty
> much anything else is quicker to get to basic working state.
> 
> Of course, once you get provisioning working they are excellent phones.
> 
> 
> /Benny
> 
> 
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