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I was wondering about my clients that have low density cabinets and sl's. I understand that they will be deemed End of life and that there will be no support on these systems with version lower versions like 9.98. Has anyone else heard of this? What is the migration route. Thanks.

Cabinet has nothing to do with from what I understand. It has to do with whether it's a 4GC or SVC.

Migration for SL will probably be IPXoffice or IPX500 with 800 exp cabinet.

My take on it is that if you have a low denisty cabinet you could not use an HDC card in it so. The HDC card is used on the newer software and in the IPX800 cabinets. Since the Coral II cabinets are end of life the only option to use the bigger cards is to have some variety of Main Cabinet IPX 500, IPXOffice with 800 expansion cabinets. Coral Tech please correct me if I am wrong????

The Coral 3 GC low density should still be up-gradeable at the very least what you said would work TTT and re-use cards and phones. I have a fully upgraded 2 cabinet low density coral 3 out there that is running version 15. Amzing it start in the early 90's at version 8 and now it's running IP.

I have SEVERAL very old Coral 2 and 3 cabinets running ver 14.XX that I upgraded from version 6 and 7!!!Obviously, we can only use standard density cards in them.

Yeah, the Coral 2 LD will max at 14.67.58. But still VERY impressive run and you STILL can have IP.

We have tons of the older software products and software feel free to call us when you are in a jam. 1 888 ipg-ipg3

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