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Configuring individual telephones
Each telephone you install on your system requires a DN record. This record defines the telephone to
the system and determines which features will be available to the user. The tables in this section allow
you to record this information.
Note: Some telephones require other configuration information.
• Companion handsets access a specific range of ISDN-based DN records.
• DECT has a special media bay module that requires pre-programming. You must configure the DN records
before you subscribe any handset to the system.
• T7406 wireless handsets must register to the base stations and choose a base station port. This port is
connected to the Business Communications Manager and represents a specific DN available to the DSM the
base station is attached to. You can configure the DN record before or after this procedure.
• Nortel i2002 and i2004 and the Nortel Networks i2050 Soft Phone must be registered to the system from the
telephone location. These telephones can be set to auto-generate a DN record, or you can choose which
range of DNs, within the digital range, that you want to use. If you choose to assign a specific range, you
can configure the DN records before the telephones are registered to the system.
• NetVision telephones are initially configured through the Symbol NetVision Phone Administrator (NVPA)
application. The data is then uploaded to the telephone. At that point, a specific DN record is assigned to the
handset. You can also configure the DN record before you perform this procedure.
Using Wizards to add users
Most of these fields can be assigned to individual or groups of telephones using the DN Record
Templates Wizard and Add Users Wizard. It helps to fill out a record before using the wizards so have
something to refer to when you create a template or user record. Refer to the Programming Operations
Guide for details about using the wizards.
Copying set programming
The Copy command is found under Configuration when you click on a DN record heading.
You can use this command to copy only the system data, or you can use this command to copy system
data and user data. Be aware, that some data is not copied. If data relies on the model of telephone, as
is the case with button programming, for example, it will not get copied if the telephone is a different
model. As well, the Copy command does not copy any system data that is meant to be unique to each
telephone.
In the following forms, headings with this symbol ° beside them are copied when you choose to copy
system and user data.
- Business Communications 1
- Manager 3.0 1
- Programming Record 1
- System setup 3
- Contents: System setup 5
- Using your Programming Record 7
- General information 8
- System Setup Forms 3 9
- Installed equipment 10
- Media Bay Modules 10
- System Setup Forms 5 11
- System Keycodes 12
- System Users 13
- User Group privileges 14
- Configuration tools 15
- Resources 16
- Services, Telephony Services 17
- 12 System Setup Forms 18
- Services: MSC and data menus 19
- Management and Diagnostics 19
- LAN Resources 20
- 15 System Setup Forms 21
- WAN PPP Passwords 22
- System Setup Forms 17 23
- 18 System Setup Forms 24
- 19 System Setup Forms 25
- Dial Up Resources 26
- ISDN Dial Up parameters 27
- Identifying lines and modules 30
- Media Bay Modules settings 31
- DTM switch settings 32
- BRI settings switch settings 32
- ASM 8 switch settings 33
- DECT module switch settings 34
- Copy this page before using 38
- Voice over IP trunks 39
- Remote Gateway programming 40
- Network settings 41
- Describing the networks 42
- Communications Manager 43
- Companion programming charts 44
- System Setup Forms 39 45
- DECT base station programming 46
- Data Settings 47
- Contents: Data Settings 48
- DHCP Relay Agent 50
- DHCP Server 50
- Local Scope – LAN1 51
- Excluded Address – LAN1 52
- Reserved Address – LAN1 53
- Local Scope – LAN2 54
- Excluded Address – LAN2 55
- Reserved Address – LAN2 56
- Remote Scope 57
- Remote Excluded Address 58
- Remote Reserved Address 58
- DNS Summary 59
- IP Routing 60
- RIP Parameters 61
- OSPF Parameters 62
- OSPF NMBA Neighbors 63
- Static Routes 64
- IPX Routing 65
- IPX Packet Filters 66
- Packet Output Filters 67
- RIP Packet Filters 68
- SAP Packet Filters 69
- IPX Static routes 70
- SNMP Summary Settings 71
- SNMP Community 71
- SNMP Manager 72
- SNMP Trap Community 72
- Web Cache 73
- Net Link Mgr 73
- NTP Client settings 73
- NAT Rule Order 74
- NAT Rule Settings 74
- 26 Data Settings Forms 75
- PPTP Summary Settings 76
- PPTP Clients 76
- PPTP Tunnels 77
- PPTP Tunnel Summary 79
- PPTP Tunnel Link Parameters 79
- PPTP Destination Networks 79
- IPSec global settings 80
- IPSec Tunnel Settings 80
- 32 Data Settings Forms 81
- Policy Management 82
- 34 Data Settings Forms 83
- QoS Rules — IP Filters 84
- QoS Rules — Filter Groups 87
- QoS Actions 88
- QoS Policies 89
- COPS Client Servers 90
- COPS Client Server Retry Data 90
- Policy Agent and server 91
- IP Firewall Filters 91
- Data Settings Forms 43 92
- 44 Data Settings Forms 93
- Data Settings Forms 45 94
- 46 Data Settings Forms 95
- Data Settings Forms 47 96
- 48 Data Settings Forms 97
- Telephony Settings 98
- Contents: Telephony settings 99
- System DNs 101
- Line configuration 103
- PRI line pool settings 104
- Loops attributes 105
- Target Lines 106
- Telephony Forms 7 107
- (3 digits) 107
- System Access Codes 108
- Remote Access Packages 108
- 9 Telephony Forms 109
- (owner of password) 109
- Call Routing 110
- Destination Codes 111
- Using Wizards to add users 112
- Copying set programming 112
- Telephone Record 113
- Assigning Trunk/Line Data 114
- Assigning Restrictions 115
- IP telephones 116
- Telephony Forms 17 117
- Button Programming 118
- Telephony Forms 25 125
- 26 Telephony Forms 126
- ABC DEF 127
- GHI JKL MNO 127
- PQRS TUV WXYZ 127
- 30 Telephony Forms 130
- System Speed Dial Settings 132
- Telephony Forms 33 133
- 34 Telephony Forms 134
- Scheduled Services 135
- Ringing Service 137
- 38 Telephony Forms 138
- Ringing Service scheduling 139
- Restriction Service 141
- Routing Service 141
- Restriction Filters 142
- Restriction 143
- Restrictions 143
- Hunt groups 144
- Silent Monitor 145
- Hospitality Services 146
- Post-installation 147
- Contents: Post-installation 148
- Call Detail Recording 150
- Console Service 151
- Voice Mail 152
- 4 Post-Install Forms 153
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