Avaya 9608 Administrator's Manual page 88

Administering Deskphone Options
Parameter name
SSO_DISCONNECT_ACTIO
N
SSO_DISCONNECT_FACS
SSO_LOCK_SYNC
SSO_REGISTERED_MODE
SIG
SNMPADD
Administering 9608/9608G/9611G/9621G/9641G IP Deskphones H.323
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Default value Description and value range
1 Specifies what the telephone does if the link is lost on the
secondary (PC) Ethernet interface while it is registered
with credentials that were provided by, or that are the
same as those provided by, an SSO Register command.
Valid values are:
1= Default, the telephone invokes each FAC contained in
the value of SSO_DISCONNECT_FACS and then
unregisters. 2 = The telephone locks up. 3 = The
telephone remains active.
Note:
If the SSO TCP connection is terminated but the link
is not lost, no action is taken based on this
parameter.
"null string" Specifies a list of Feature Access Codes (FACs) to be
activated before the deskphone unregisters due to loss of
the SSO-LD link.
1 Specifies what the telephone does if the telephone
receives a Lock or Unlock command from the SSO
application. Valid values are:
1= Default, the telephone attempts to run the LOCK
command. 0 = the telephone ignores the LOCK command.
1 Specifies what the telephone does if the telephone
receives a Register command from an SSO application
when the telephone is already registered. Valid values are
1,2.
1= Default, the telephone unregisters and attempts a
normal registration using the received credentials. If the
new credentials match the existing credentials, the
telephone will not unregister and reregister. 2 = The
telephone accepts the received credentials only if the
credentials match the existing credentials.
0 Signaling protocol download flag. Valid values are:
0 = Default. For software releases prior to 6.0, Default
means the default protocol as determined by the
96xxupgrade.txt file, a custom upgrade file is required
to support both protocols. For software releases 6.0 and
later, Default means to download the upgrade file for the
same protocol that is supported by the software that the
deskphone is currently using. 1 = Use H.323 protocol 2 =
Use SIP protocol
" " (Null) Text string containing zero or more allowable source IP
addresses for SNMP queries, in dotted decimal or DNS
format, separated by commas, with up to 255 total ASCII
characters including commas. Note that from
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June 2014