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The following table describes the function of the context-sensitive soft keys for the Speed Dial
List screen.
Table 55: Context-sensitive soft keys for the Speed Dial List screen
Context-sensitive soft key Action
Dial Invokes the selected speed dial.
Exit The screen is dismissed without invoking a
Speed Dial List entry.
Auto retrieve flag
Because
the auto retrieve behavior is added to the regular speed dial keys (programmed keys)
instead of just speed dial list entries, the auto retrieve flag is configured for programmed speed
dial keys.
The following screen appears as the last step, after the "Enter Subject" prompt, in the creation
or modification of a Speed Dial key to allow the user to configure the auto retrieve behavior for
the Speed Dial function.
Figure 25: Speed Dial Key creation — last step
The following table describes the function of the context-sensitive soft keys for the Auto
Retrieve screen.
Table 56: Context-sensitive soft keys for the Auto Retrieve screen
Context-sensitive soft key Action
Yes Enables the Speed Dial Auto Retrieve
behavior.
No Disables the Speed Dial Auto Retrieve
behavior.
Back Dismisses the screen and returns you to the
previous key programming screen.
Features
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- Deskphones-Administration 1
- Features 13
- DHCP enhancements 14
- New in this release 16
- Other changes 18
- Revision history 19
- Chapter 2: Customer Service 23
- Customer Service 24
- Intended audience 25
- Acronyms 25
- Related publications 28
- Chapter 4: Overview 29
- Related documentation 31
- Installation overview 31
- SIP Software 32
- Introduction 35
- Preinstallation 35
- Before installation 38
- How provisioning works 39
- Device configuration commands 51
- QoS and ToS commands 78
- Tone configuration commands 79
- NAT configuration commands 81
- VQMon configuration commands 82
- System commands 84
- User Login commands 86
- Dialing function description 88
- Dialing plan 88
- Figure 10: DRegex rules 91
- Downloadable WAV files 92
- Normal DHCP 93
- IP Deskphone DHCP VLAN Phase 93
- DHCP options 94
- Multiple DHCP Servers 96
- Installing the IP Deskphone 97
- Install the IP Deskphone 98
- Boot loader file format 99
- DHCP Option 66 100
- 12xxBoot.cfg file download 101
- AllMan Cancel 102
- Install the SIP software 102
- IP Deskphone software 105
- Comments? [email protected] 106
- Configuring the TFTP server 109
- IP Deskphone 111
- Feature overview 115
- VQMon set-up 115
- Server set-up 116
- How VQMon works 116
- End of call report 117
- Session interval report 117
- Alert interval report 118
- IP Deskphone with SIP 119
- Software 119
- Authorization 121
- Device ID 121
- Password 122
- 9. Network Policy 124
- 10. Location Identification 124
- Table 14: TLV formats 124
- NO DHCP mode 127
- Net Mask 127
- DNS IP1 and DNS IP2 128
- Ntwk Port Speed 128
- Ntwk Port Duplex 128
- Disable Voice 802.1Q 129
- Voice VLAN 129
- VLAN Filter 129
- Ctrl Priority bits 130
- Media Priority bits 130
- Disable PC Port 130
- Data VLAN 130
- Data Priority bits 131
- PC-Port Untag all 131
- Cached IP 132
- Port Speed and Duplex 132
- Ignore GARP 132
- Provisioning 133
- PVQMon IP 133
- NAT Traversal 133
- Configure the device settings 134
- • STUN S2 IP: 144
- Communication Server 1000 145
- Multiple Call Arrangement 146
- Vertical services 147
- Privacy access codes 148
- Chapter 14: Multiuser 149
- Navigation 150
- Configuration 150
- Initial logon 151
- Additional logons 152
- Automatic logon 152
- Logging off 153
- Server failover 154
- Cable unplugged 154
- Line keys 155
- Making a call 156
- Receiving a call 156
- Being in a call 157
- Instant messages 158
- Menu features 158
- Modifying settings 158
- IM settings 159
- Voice Mail settings 159
- Programmable keys 160
- Address Books 161
- User status 162
- Call Forwarding 163
- Presence 164
- Notifications 165
- Account selection 165
- Performance characteristics 166
- Chapter 15: Features 167
- Speed Dial List 169
- Speed Dial List screen 171
- Auto retrieve flag 172
- Busy Lamp Field 174
- Resource List URI 175
- BLF call pickup 175
- Roaming profiles 176
- Address book file 177
- Custom keys file 177
- Feature key types 182
- Speed Dial List file 183
- Roaming profile limitations 183
- SIP Domain DNS Lookup feature 184
- Server Profiles 185
- IP Deskphone soft reboot 187
- Managing Server Profile files 188
- Chapter 16: Hotline service 189
- Service Package 190
- Device configuration file 190
- Hotline service 192
- Session-Expires header 193
- Min-SE header 193
- Session Timer Service 196
- Overview 197
- Location information 198
- Dialing plan configuration 198
- Emergency Services 200
- Network Element 201
- Shut down and restart 202
- Service package restrictions 203
- Distinctive Ringing feature 203
- IP Deskphone restrictions 204
- NAT firewall traversal 206
- System overview 207
- Chapter 22: SIP 211
- SIP responses 212
- 6xx Response—Global responses 217
- Default error handling 217
- SIP header fields 218
- SDP and Call Hold 220
- Transport layer protocols 220
- SIP security authentication 221
- SIP DTMF Digit transport 221
- Supported subscriptions 221
- Supported instant messaging 222
- Chapter 23: Audio codecs 223
- VQMON Codec configuration 224
- AUDIO_CODEC3 G729 729 codec 225
- Audio codecs 226
- Certificates overview 230
- Root certificate installation 231
- Signing a resource file 232
- Device certificate profiles 234
- PKCS 12 download 242
- Certificate Administration 246
- Trusted Certificates screen 248
- Device Certificates screen 250
- CRL screen 251
- CTL screen 252
- EAP Authentication 254
- EAP Disabled 256
- EAP-PEAP 257
- EAP Re-authentication 257
- Single Authentication 258
- Mutual Authentication 258
- Security and error logs 259
- Security policy file updates 261
- Installation 263
- CTL download 265
- Upgrade and rollback tasks 266
- PKCS12 Import 266
- Security policy file 267
- Diagnostic logs 267
- Fault management behavior 269
- Chapter 25: Security 271
- SSH and secure file transfer 272
- TCP/TLS operation overview 273
- How TLS impacts SIP 274
- Certificate requirements 274
- Important: 275
- Media security — SRTP 285
- Security 288
- Chapter 26: Licensing 293
- Licensing framework 294
- License file download 295
- Licensing 296
- [LICENSING] section 297
- Licensable features 299
- The Licensable Features 300
- list displays 300
- Node-locked license mode 301
- Standard token 303
- Invalid or no license file 305
- Evaluation period 306
- License not available warning 307
- License expiry warning 308
- Evaluation threshold warning 309
- Licensed features 310
- Answer-Mode Settings screen 314
- Allow-Mode Settings screen 315
- Allow Addresses screen 316
- Chapter 28: Maintenance 321
- Maintenance 322
- Chapter 29: Diagnostics and 325
- Local diagnostic tools 327
- Figure 80: Network menu 329
- IP Set and DHCP information 330
- Network Diagnostic Tools 332
- Ethernet Statistics 334
- IP Network Statistics 338
- Advanced Diag Tools 340
- Port Mirroring 341
- Test key 342
- Logging Systems 344
- Error Logging framework 345
- ECR Watchdog 346
- Task Monitor 346
- CPU Load Monitor 346
- Stack Overflow Monitor 346
- Traffic Monitor 346
- PDT commands 347
- PDT>prtlog 0 356
- SIP-log file 359
- HTTP server logs 362
- Installation logs 362
- Configuration server logs 363
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