Creating IP Phones
To create an IP phone:
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In Resource Manager, in the Folder Tree panel, select the folder where you want to create the IP phone.
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In the Folder Tree panel, click Resource, and then click IP Phone.
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Select the phone type from the drop-down.
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Complete the remaining fields as described in the IP Phone Fields section.
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Optionally add directory numbers by checking the boxes of numbers to add and clicking Add.
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Click Save.
IP Phone Fields
This table shows the tabs and fields available for IP phones.
Field |
Description |
Entry |
Default |
Required |
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Details Tab |
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Name |
A unique name for the device profile. |
Unique. Up to 32 characters, alphanumeric, period, and underscore characters only. Must begin alphanumeric. |
Null |
Yes |
Path |
Only shown when resource is first created. The location in the folder tree where the resource is to be created. |
Click on the drop-down arrow to show the folder tree, then select the required location. |
Current location in folder tree. |
Yes |
Description |
A description of the record. |
Up to 128 characters. |
Null |
No |
Communications Manager |
The Communications Manager to be associated with the IP Phone. |
Select from the list of Communications Managers available for the tenant. |
Default Communications Manager |
Yes |
Peripheral |
The Peripheral to be associated with the IP Phone. |
Select from the list of Peripherals associated with the selected Unified Communications Manager. |
Default peripheral |
No |
Product |
Type of Telephone. |
Select from list. |
Null |
Yes |
Protocol |
The type of protocol the telephone should use for communication. |
Select from list. |
Depends on product |
Yes |
Template |
The XML template to be used to be used to configure the IP Phone |
Select from list of templates available for the specific phone model. |
Null |
Yes |
Button Template |
The configuration to use for the buttons. |
Select from list of button templates set up. |
Null |
Yes |
MAC Address |
The MAC Address of the IP phone used to uniquely identify it. |
12-digit hexadecimal number. |
Null |
Yes |
Extension Mobility |
Used to configure the Extension Mobility service on the phone. When selected, users may log on to the phone using their associated device profile. |
Check box. |
Depends on template selected |
No |
Directory Numbers Tab |
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Directory Numbers |
The lines to be associated with the IP phone. |
To associate a directory number with this IP phone, select a directory number from the lower list of available directory numbers and click Add. To remove a directory number association from this device profile, select the directory number from the upper list and click Remove. |
Null |
No |
Index |
The port on the IP Phone that the line is plugged into. |
Numeric. |
Next in sequence. |
No |
Advanced Tab |
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Device Pool |
A pool of phones that have similar character. |
Select from the list of Device Pools available to the logged in user. |
Default Device Pool |
No |
Active From Date |
The date from which this device profile will be active within the system. |
Select date from calendar. |
Current Date |
Yes |
Active To Date |
The date after which this device profile will be deleted from the system. |
Either leave Forever checked, or uncheck Forever and select date from calendar. |
Forever |
No |
Custom Data Tab |
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Key |
The key for this custom data item. |
Unique. Up to 50 characters, alphanumeric, period, and underscore characters only. Must begin with alphanumeric. If this resource type has default keys defined in a custom data template, there will be a an initial entry for each default key. |
Either an entry for each default key, or null if no default keys. |
No |
Value |
The value to associate with this key. |
Up to 500 characters. To add a new custom data key-value pair, complete both fields, and click Add. You can have a maximum of ten custom data key-value pairs. To edit an existing key-value pair, rest the mouse briefly on the entry, select the edit icon ( ) and make your changes. Then select the tick to confirm the change, or the cross to undo the change. To delete an existing key-value pair, rest the mouse briefly on the entry, select the delete icon ( ), then click OK to confirm the deletion. Note: For predefined default keys you cannot delete the entry or edit the key field. You can only edit the value field. |
Null |
No, for predefined default keys. Yes if new key being defined. |
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