Appendix A. Configuration And Line Parameters; Table 12. Configuration Parameters - ADTRAN IP 700 Series Administrator's Manual

APPENDIX A. CONFIGURATION AND LINE PARAMETERS

The following tables list all of the parameters found in the configuration files downloaded to each phone at
boot up. Table 12 spans several pages and covers the Configuration Parameters. Table 13 on page 80
covers only the Line Parameters. The Source column defines the methods that can be used to change or set
the parameter including editing the configuration file, manually entering the setting from the phone's user
interface, accessing the settings through the administrator's Web interface, or using DHCP site-specific
option. The default settings are called out in the Description column. If no default is given, there is no
default setting present for that command.
Parameter
AdminPassword
AlertSelect
AppName
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Table 12. Configuration Parameters

Value Type Description
ASCII Sets the message digest 5 (MD5)
String hash of the password to access the
administrator's Web page. This
password is saved in flash memory
after a value has been received in a
config file so it can be enforced on
subsequent reboots. It is cleared by
the restore factory defaults command.
Only the password in the hashed
string can be changed. The
admin:Adtran: part cannot be
changed.
Default: MD5 hash of
"admin:Adtran:password"
0 to 2 Sets the policy for handling a
preselected line on an idle phone
when it rings.
0=No selection change
1=Select upon audible alert (default)
2=Select away to eligible idle
preference
ASCII String Indicates the name of the application
Characters image in the phone. The application
file name can contain up to 24
characters. The combination of file
name and path can be up to 32
characters long. A new application
name is specified in a configuration
file and is checked against the version
in flash to decide if a new version
needs to be downloaded.
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Sources
Config File
Config File
Web Interface
Config File
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