Password Requirements - Avaya 1000 Installation And Commissioning Manual

MG 1000B telephones
Configuring IP Phones is done in two stages – IP Phone data configuration, and Branch User-
specific data configuration. The configuration can be done in two ways:
• Enter the Branch User-specific data (follow the procedure
page 166).
Alternatively, use any method to install the IP Phone and then configure the Branch User
information.
This section contains instructions for installing IP Phones in all two ways: Set-Based and overlays.
When the telephone line is inserted into the jack, the IP Phone contacts the MG 1000B TPS for
registration, and receives the firmware and features of the Branch Office.
Warning:
Do not plug the IP Phone into an ISDN connection. Severe damage can result. Consult the
system administrator to ensure that the telephone is plugged into a 10/100BaseT Ethernet jack.
At the Branch Office, under a Branch User registration request (plugging an IP Phone into a jack),
the main office Call Server checks the configured terminal type against the IP Phone type and
configuration. This check occurs at the Branch Office.
At the main office, under a Branch User registration request, the main office Call Server checks for a
match of the configuration to the IP Phone type. If they do not match, registration is blocked.

Password requirements

To configure Branch User-specific data from the IP Phone keypad, a main office password and a
branch password are required.
If you configure an IP Phone Installer's Password or a Temporary IP Phone Installer's Password,
you can delegate these tasks and continue to configure the system based on Avaya Communication
Server 1000E Installation and Configuration (NN43041-310) document. If the Branch Office is a
converted Small System, refer to Avaya Communication Server 1000E Installation and
Configuration, NN43041-310 document.
To install an IP Phone at the Branch Office, Avaya strongly recommends that an IP Phone Installer's
Password or a Temporary IP Phone Installer's Password be configured on the MG 1000B Signaling
Server. See Setting the IP Phone Installers Password
the passwords.
To configure the Branch User from an IP Phone in the main office, one of the following is required:
• IP Phone Installer's Password or Temporary IP Phone Installer's Password configured on the
main office Signaling Server. The Temporary IP Phone Installer's Password is usually
implemented to enable a "trusted" user to install telephones at the MG 1000B.
• Station Control Password (SCPW) for the IP Phone configured on the main office Call Server.
This is not the usual option, since usually a trusted user or administrator installs IP Phones. An
SCPW is a user password.
Branch Office Installation and Commissioning
162
on page 109 for information on configuring
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Configuring a Branch User on
June 2014