ShoreTel Complete System Available

Sam Standridge · 07-30-2009, 10:04 PM

We have a complete large 350 user system available. It came out of a 3 year FMV lease due to the company, IronPort, being purchased by Cisco. It is for sale or re lease by the leasing company. Follow the link for a complete itemization. [url=http://www.baycap.net/equipment_list.html]Equipment Baycap Leases - 877-992-2922. You may also contact me for more detail
24 Port converged conference bridge (audio/web)
40 Agent Contact Center w/inbound, outbound and email licenses
6 SG120
2 SG60
5 SGT1
176 IP230 Phones
159 Polycom IP500 MGCP Phones
339 Extension/Voicemail Licenses
50 Extension Only Licenses
1 Operator License
2 Softphone Licenses

rcscott44 · 08-05-2009, 09:29 AM

Be aware that ShoreTel does not allow the resale of licensing. They also have to re-certify any equipment sold 3rd party before they will put it back under support contract. We have run into this a couple of times since the economy tanked, and ShoreTel will not support the used system. Whatever software version it is, is what it will be unless you re-buy all the licensing. No upgrades allowed. ShoreTel will also not let you expand the licensing if you need to grow it.

eazeaz · 08-05-2009, 10:29 AM

I was wondering how long cisco was going to leave a shoretel system at ironport. You would call for support and get a "shoretel" voicemail system... very funny indeed.

Off subject - but - we found ironport equipment to be flaky at best. We personally reported 3 critical bugs that render a c150 inoperable........ i am surprised cisco had any interest in buying them in the first place.

Sam Standridge · 08-06-2009, 06:21 PM

This is particularly interesting when you consider a "Fair Market" Lease. Most all manufacturers’ allow for a "one time" transfer of licenses. The owner of the equipment is in fact the leasing company - not the end user as they never took ownership. One would therefore, under ShoreTel's interpretation, not be able to say the product actually has a "Fair Market Value". It's scrap. So, why would any leasing company offer to lease ShoreTel product. In this case the Lessor is the owner and should have no license problem and at least "renting" the equipment.

chadd39 · 08-20-2009, 02:40 PM

would you be willing to break it up. I would take 20 of the IP 230's if you did?