Chapter 2 - Programming; Ip5000 Software Requirements; Ipedge Licenses; Vipedge Licenses - Toshiba IPedge IP5000 Series Installation Instructions Manual

Chapter 2 – Programming
IP5000 SOFTWARE
REQUIREMENTS

IPedge Licenses

VIPedge Licenses

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IPT Installation Manual July, 2013
All stations on the IPedge and VIPedge systems are either Toshiba
IP5000 Series telephones or SIP telephones.
The IP5131-SDL, IP5531-SDL, P5631-SDL IP telephones and the IP4100
SIP DECT are compatible with the VIPedge solution.
Analog stations require an FXS gateway. These stations are programmed
in the IPedge system as SIP stations.
The IPT software in the IP5000 Series telephones must be:
• 5K4-M2P2 (or later (small-screen phones)) or
• 5K9-M2P2 (or later (large-screen phones))
All stations in an IPedge system require licenses. (I-CP-USR, I-CP-SIP2,
or I-CP-AUX). IPedge and Enterprise Manager allows the system
administrator to assign stations up to the system capacity, even if that
number is greater than the number of licenses. The ability to assign
station DNs beyond the number of licenses allows the administrator to
create a user pool of DNs for certain survivability purposes.
The administrator must consider that more stations can be assigned than
can register with the system.
Note: Toshiba recommends that the number of stations assigned
does not exceed the number of licenses.
Each telephone on the VIPedge solution require a V-BIZ-STD or V-BIZ-
STD-TF license.
IPedge systems and VIPedge solutions will allow stations to be created
beyond the limit of system licensing, up to the limit of the system capacity.
This allows the administrator to create DNs that will be used temporarily
by a pool or users, or (for IPedge systems) for purposes of survivability.
The administrator must consider that when more stations are created
than there are licenses available, stations that try to register with the
system may not be allowed to register based on the number of licenses
available. It is recommended the number of stations created always be
equal to or less than the number of licenses provided in the system.
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