The videos we recorded we did with an earlier version that supported 5
(actually unlimited) instances.
I have NO idea why they decided to limit this, except maybe to make
more money off the few CCIEs studying out there (as this isn't
something anyone else would use often). I doubt this was their reason,
I just can't figure out for the life of me why they did in fact do it.
Anyway, just spoke with them last week, they intend to release the 5
instance version next week sometime but only for those that purchase
the VTGO Advanced ($200 instead of $115).
HOWEVER, for our new v3 Blueprint materials, you only need 3
instances. Which VTGO-Lite is perfectly happy to oblige with!
The other two phones are SIP which IP Blue doesn't do at the moment.
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On Jun 4, 2009, at 7:26 PM, Russ Meuchel wrote:
Has anyone successfully used the 5-instance version of IP Blue? I
purchased the "LITE" version like IP Expert suggested. IP Blue
ended up giving me the "multi-instance" version even though they
said it technically cost more. (They e-mailed a special link when I
requested this.) IP Blue said that they are still working the bugs
out of the multi-instance software and it will be available soon.
(Right now I get an application error and it won't work.) I don't
understand how this could be since Mark and Vik recorded videos some
time ago that use the multi instance version of IP Blue. Have other
users out there been successfully using IP Blue with Proctor Labs?
I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks much!
Russ
