Push; Guestduration; Guestloginstat; Guestwarning - Avaya J100 Series Installing And Administering

Parameter name

GUESTDURATION

GUESTLOGINSTAT

GUESTWARNING

Push

The Push feature allows trusted applications to send their content to Avaya J100 Series IP
Phones without any action required from the user.
The Push process is a two-step operation which consists of the following:
• The Push request to the phone. The Push Initiator (PI), usually a server application, transmits
a Push request via an HTTP POST method to the phone's Push Agent (PA).
• The Pull request to the trusted server. The Push Agent requests a URI of Push content from
a trusted Push server.
The Push content is usually a WML file used by the WML browser or an XML file for setting up an
RTP audio stream, displaying a message on the Top line, etc.
The requested Push capability can be one of the following types:
• audio: the phone receives or transmits a non-call-associated unicast RTP audio stream. The
receive or transmit type is specified in the Push Content message.
• display: the phone downloads and renders a WML file in the browser.
• receive: the phone receives a non-call-associated unicast RTP audio stream.
• subscribe: the phone sends a Subscribe message to the server.
• top line: the phone downloads an .xml file that contains the text to display on the Top
line.
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Default Value
2
0
5
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Feature configuration
Description
Specifies the duration (in hours)
before a Guest Login or a visiting
user login is automatically logged
off if the phone is idle.
Valid values are integers from 1 to
12.
Specifies whether the Guest
Login feature is available to
users.
Value Operation:
• 0: The feature is not available.
• 1: The feature is availble..
Specifies the number of minutes,
before time specified by
GUESTDURATION, that a
warning of the automatic logoff is
initially presented to the Guest or
Visiting User.
Valid values are integers from 1 to
15.
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