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Hi, I have just completed the deployment of a couple of Grandstream phones (for internal IP use) and was wondering how much harder it would be to deploy a Polycom IP 300 phone. The Grandstream was quite easy to deploy and gives us good voice quality over DSL, however from some of the previous posts I am see that some people had troubles with the Polycom 300. The variant I am looking at

Ah... Looks like I have the 500's...Sorry. Ty Purcell -----Original Message----- From: Derek Listmail Acct [mailto:listmail@oversimplified.com] Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 12:21 PM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Polycon IP 300 SIP vs Grandstream BT-101Deployment > I plugged it in, configured it, and it works great. I really like the > polycom phones. They have a superb speakerphone. > (you can hear quiet whispers and people tapping pens on the desk.) Just a note here... the IP300 doesn't have a...

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Does anyone know if there are additional SIP devices out there which aren't phones? I'm basically looking for a fully-automatic SIP speakerphone. I'd like to be able to dial a sip-extension and make an announcement (PA) and/or simply listen in to a room (baby-monitor). Yes, I know, some of the more advanced phones can be configured to behave like that, but it seems to a waste of