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HP J9485A Survivable Branch Communication ZL Voice Module by Microsoft Lync
- Product Type: Voice Module
- Compatibility: HP ProCurve / Aruba Switches
- Integration: Microsoft Lync (Skype for Business)
- Functionality: Survivable Branch Communication
- Enhances UC capabilities
- Designed for Branch Office deployments
- Part of HP's Unified Communications solutions
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Product Overview
The HP J9485A is a Survivable Branch Communication ZL Voice Module designed for integration with Microsoft Lync environments. It enhances communication capabilities for branch offices.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Voice Module |
| Compatibility | HP ProCurve / Aruba Switches |
| Integration | Microsoft Lync / Skype for Business |
Additional Specifications
| Feature | Survivable Branch Communication |
| Part Number | J9485A |
Product Description
The HP J9485A module is a specialized voice module designed to bring advanced Unified Communications (UC) features to branch office environments. It integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Lync (now Skype for Business), enabling survivable branch communication capabilities. This means that even if the main corporate network or connection to the central Lync server is lost, users at the branch office can continue to make and receive calls, ensuring business continuity. This module is typically installed in compatible HP ProCurve or Aruba switches, leveraging existing network infrastructure to provide voice services. It is a critical component for organizations looking to deploy Lync effectively across multiple locations, ensuring that remote or branch users have access to the same communication tools and reliability as their counterparts at headquarters. The J9485A enhances the functionality of the network by adding voice processing and call control features directly at the branch. This reduces reliance on central servers for basic call functions, improves call quality, and provides a more resilient communication solution for distributed workforces.


