Disabling Incoming Calls - Avaya Scopia XT Series Deployment Manual

Advanced Configuration of the XT Series
Field
IP Address
Always Accept Subscriptions Select Yes to ensure that all received subscription requests are
Automatic Mutual
Subscription
Automatically Favorites
Subscription
Show Advanced Subscription
Options
3. Select Save.
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Understanding Presence

Disabling Incoming Calls

About this task
You can disable incoming SIP or H.323 calls on GLAN1, GLAN2, or both network interfaces. This
is useful if, for example, you want to disable incoming calls on a public network while allowing
incoming calls coming from your intranet or company network.
December 2017
Description
Enter the IP address for your Presence server. While the
domain name is mandatory, an additional IP address is optional,
but it is required if the domain name cannot be resolved by
DNS.
automatically accepted. This is the default selection.
Select No to enable users to choose to either accept or reject
subscription requests.
This option is not configurable for Avaya Aura
accepts subscriptions without waiting for authorizations.
Select Yes to ensure that if a contact receives a subscription
request, the access is reciprocated. The contact is subscribed to
the subscriber. They can see each other's status. This is the
default selection.
Select No to disable this feature. In this scenario, the contact
who receives the subscription request must manually subscribe
to the requester if they want to see their status.
Select Yes to ensure that when a contact is added to the list of
Favorites, a subscription request is sent to that contact. This is
the default selection.
Select No to disable this feature.
Select Yes to provide subscribe/unsubscribe and grant/revoke
operations for each contact, where supported by the Presence
server.
Select No to hide subscribe/unsubscribe and grant/revoke
operations from each contact. This is the default selection.
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