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Aastra

Created by: www.myphonecall.co.uk,Last modification on Fri 03 of Jul, 2009 [15:33 UTC] by kashan
Aastra has a full line of business class SIP phones that have multiline appearances and support key system functions like busy lamp fields and shared lines. They also have an XML API for application development and there are lots of free 3rd party applications available.

Aastra also has a couple of small business appliances that are powered by Asterisk and Microsoft.

SIP Phones

These phones have excellent audio and the plastics and buttons have a quality feel. Amazingly, all of the phones except the 51i support 9 SIP lines. If you like the Euro look and feel, check out the 5xi and 67xxi models. If you prefer more of the Nortel look and feel check out the 9xxxi series. The CT models include a cordless phone along with the base phone.

  • 57i - Very large display, 12 softkeys
  • 57i CT - Includes cordless handset (North America / Australia / New Zealand only)
  • 55i - Large display - 6 softkeys, 6 programmable keys
  • 53i - 3 line display - programmable buttons
  • 51i - lobby phone

  • 6731i **New entry level phone with lots of features - Best bang for buck.
  • 6730i Similar to 6731i except no support for PoE and only 1 ethernet port.

  • 9480i - Large display, 6 softkeys
  • 9480i CT - Includes cordless handset (North America / Australia / New Zealand only)
  • 9143i - 3 line display, programmable keys, excellent bang for buck

Expansion Modules

Up to 3 expansion modules are supported without extra external power supply.
  • 536M - For the 53i, 55i, 57i and 57i CT. Provides 36 additional keys with LED status display.
  • 560M - For the 55i, 57i and 57i CT. Provides 3 pages of 20 softkeys with LED status, and a 144x128 backlit LCD display.

Wireless SIP phones


Older Models

Caution: These older phones don't work with the newer 2.x firmware. They use the 1.4.x firmware.

Small Business PBX Appliances

AastraLink RP - Microsoft Response Point based Product Description
AastraLink Pro - Asterisk based Product Description


XML Applications


Useful Tips


Aastra also makes analog phones that support the ADSI interface. Asterisk developers need these codes to control the display: ADSI FDNs & Security Codes

Button Label Printer


Asterisk solutions shipping with Aastra phones

  • Schmooze - Speech Rec, Voice dialing and some very cool use of the Aastra XML api.

Hosted services with Aastra phones

  • Packet8 - Provides high end PBX and Key system functionality on Aastra phones. Decent SIP trunking as well. US numbers but no Canadian support yet.
  • Easy Office - Available for US and Canada.


Where to buy


Resellers USA



Distributors USA

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Resellers Canada


Distributors Canada

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Resellers Europe


Outside USA/Canada/Europe


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333Config utility

by vgster, Wednesday 06 of February, 2008 [12:28:01 UTC]
I wrote a simple config utility for the Aastra range of phones http://www.lraweb.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk. Haven't had any spam ever and I've been using their phones and contacting support for a while now.
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333RE: Spam - Take 2

by thetek, Saturday 26 of January, 2008 [01:02:53 UTC]
I have been using Aastra products for a few years now and I have NEVER received once piece of SPAM mail from them in my life. Maybe you would like to share more about what the problem is?
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by sparvata, Monday 19 of November, 2007 [14:54:44 UTC]
Can you please tell me which of these phones work well with free world dialup? Do any of these phones support STUN, outbound proxy, ip address to ip address calling and calling sip numbers via a sip URI (something like fwd@fwd.pulver.com)? Thanks in advance.
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333Spam - take 2

by north, Monday 29 of May, 2006 [21:25:27 UTC]
First under the Sayson name, and now under the Aastra name - they continue to send spam messages to non-customers. Feel free to send Susan Snow an email (ssnow@aastra.com) and let her know how you feel about spam.