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anyone know if the IP II phones will pass Gigabit?
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No. They are strictly 10/100. If you want gigabit speed you'll need a separate cable run or a small gigabit switch to go under the desk.
That said, does anyone know of *any* IP phones with a Gigabit switch built in?
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Toshiba's IP Phone are gigibit.
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thanks, I was hoping I was wrong and the new phones passed Gig. I guess it's time for an upgrade request to esi. More and more offices are using gig cards and switchs
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The new Polycom Soundpoint IP 670 is Gigabit Ethernet also.
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