Frequently Asked Questions for Vertical Wave
Have a question that isn’t in our FAQ? Feel free to contact us – we’re always glad to assist!
Frequently Asked Questions for Vertical Wave
Have a question that isn’t in our FAQ? Feel free to contact us – we’re always glad to assist!
Generally, we recommend that you leave Wave off of your network domain, unless you have a specific need to do
Vertical Wave 7.0 now runs on Microsoft Windows Server 2016, which is a 64-bit operating system. This requires that your
No, there is no extra license required to use Wave ViewPoint Mobile (available on iOS and Android). This feature is
Every year, Apple issues a new "APNS" (Apple Push Notification Service) certificate to Vertical which needs to be applied to
There are two ways to access the administration area of Wave. Option 1 (RECOMMENDED) – Use Windows Remote Desktop Connection
There are two recommended ways to backup your Wave system: Option 1 – Wave Live Image. This is the preferred
While we do typically keep at least one of every Wave hardware component on hand in-house and available for overnight
As of Wave 5.0+, all Wave systems now have a “Software Upgrade” area within the Wave Global Administrator. This will
We typically see one Microsoft Server update roll-up released each month. These are provided by Microsoft on a regular basis,
Yes, Wave was built for SIP – both SIP Trunks and SIP (IP) phones. While some other phone systems claim
Wave uses a non-proprietary version of SIP, so you may use your own SIP phones as long as they are
Vertical stopped producing PDF manuals around version 4.5/5.0, and now recommends that the manuals are accessed via the Help areas
A Wave system consists of two parts – the “VAM” (Vertical Application Module – the part of Wave you see
Occasionally, a customer will reach out to us who has recently purchased a used Wave system and is looking for
Many years ago, Artisoft (who eventually became Vertical) produced the popular software based phone system "TeleVantage" which ran on a