Avaya 9650 IP Phone Firmware 3.2.2 Download

Posted at November 19, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Avaya 9650 IP Phone Firmware 3.2.2
Category	Voip Voice Over Ip
Manufacturer	Avaya
File Size	36.5 MB
Supported OS	OS Independent

Avaya 9650 IP Phone Firmware 3.2.2 Description

Fixes:

- 9670G reboots if dns server provides incorrect IP address for a certain website and World Clock Application is accessed.
- Phone in VPN mode reboots when the extension is taken over on IPO 9.0.
- Phone in VPN mode reboots if MCIPADD is not configured.
- Search in WML app Metadir using dialpad is not working.
- Contact is added, edited or deleted although station lock feature is active on phone.
- Contact pairing does not work for Log Unseen calls
- 9670G - WORLD CLOCK does not print accurate data for cities outside of U.S./Canada
- Users with headsets sometimes report hearing a beep noise
- Call log is not restored when ENABLE_CALL_LOG is set to 0.
- 9670G ignores RINGTONESTYLE settings parameter.
- HTTPs backup/restore failed after rebooting the phone.
- Phone ignores DOT1XWAIT settings parameter.
- Login password is inadvertently displayed for milliseconds during Visiting User log in.
- SHA2-signed certificates cannot be used.
- Mute incorrectly turns off without manual intervention if two calls are made and the second call is released. NOTE: Also requires CM : vcm-016-03.0.124.0 patch 21053
- Mute LED remains when it should not be.
- Mute LED remains on in case of multiple calls
- When using Avaya Aura Conferencing 7.2.2 with SRTP, a user who dials into the conference bridge before the moderator arrives will hear noise when the moderator opens the bridge.
- Deskphones cannot download new Voice Initiated Dialing dictionary files, using HTTPS, if the user changes the Voice Initiated Dialing language.
- Phybridge adaptors reboot with phones upgraded to 3.2.1 software.
- RTCP Goodbye packets are not sent correctly.

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