Using Customer Provided Phones
From Fonality Help
This article outlines our re-provisioning policy.
- Only supported phones will be accepted for reprogramming (reprovisioning). See section "Can I Provide my Own Phones?" on the Fonality web site's Pricing page
- All phones must already be running SIP firmware (No Skinny SCCP, MGCP, H323, etc.)
- Phone configuration must not be locked. Passwords must be provided for each phone.
- If phones do not meet above restrictions the order will be rejected.
- Costs:
- Re-provisioning (Customer phones shipped to Fonality)
- Shipped to and from Fonality at customer's expense
- Re-provisioning costs $100.00 per attempt per phone (see #6 "Each Attempt is Billable" below)
- Remote re-provisioning of customer phones
- Customer must email us the make, model and MAC address of each phone via the [Supportal]
- Once the request is received, Fonality Support will arrange an appointment. Please note that requests must be made at least three business days in advance. Request entered after 2:00 PM PT will be counted as the next business days. No weekend appointments are available
- Remote re-provsioning pricing is $500.00 base price + $100.00 per phone per attempt (see #6 "Each Attempt is Billable" below)
- Example: To remotely re-provision 4 phones, the cost is $500 + $400 = $900.00
- Re-provisioning (Customer phones shipped to Fonality)
- Each Attempt is Billable: Fonality will charge the reprogramming fee for EACH attempt to reprogram a customer supplied Phone. For example, we try to re-provision 10 phones, and we are only able to reprogram 8 of them for whatever reason, we will charge the fee for 10 phones. We do not guarantee that every phone can be reprogrammed.
- Fonality will re-provision *ALL* the phones at one time. This means the customer must ship all the phones together or send all MAC address of remote phones to be re-provisioned.
- Each phone provisioned to a PBXtra must have an Annual Software Maintenance and Support Agreement. Please review the Annual Software Maintenance and Support Pricing section on the Support page of the Fonality website for pricing.
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About Cisco 7960 Phones
- Fonality will only attempt to provision a Cisco 7960 when all of the following are true:
- the customer is already using the 7960 on an Asterisk box
- the 7960 is using the SIP protocol (not the Cisco native Skinny protocol)
- the version of SIP firmware they are using is 7.2. This is pretty rare, but it does happen.
- Fonality does in some cases allow customers to send us in their Cisco 7960s. To determine if the phones qualify, contact your sales person.
- Some versions of Ciscos are locked and therefore we can never re-provision them. We mitigate this frustration by first asking a potential customer to read a model number off the bottom of their Cisco phones to us to verify that this model number is re-provisionable.
