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Avaya JEM24 Installing And Administering

Avaya JEM24 Installing And Administering (354 pages)

Brand: Avaya | Category: IP Phone | Size: 2.08 MB

Table of Contents

Power over Ethernet (Poe) Statement
4
Radiation Exposure Statement
4
Radio Transmitter Statement
4
Table of Contents
6
Chapter 1: Introduction

10
- Knowledge
  10
- Purpose
  10
  - Skills
    10
  - Tools
    10
- Change History
  11
Chapter 2: Avaya J100 Series IP Phones Overview

12
- Button Modules
  13
- Wi-Fi Module
  14
- Hardware Specifications
  14
- Power Specifications
  15
- Supported Codecs
  17
- Safety Instructions
  17
- Insert Name Field Descriptions
  19
- Examine the Contents of the Shipping
  19
- J100 Series IP Phone Models
  12
Chapter 3: Initial Setup and Connectivity

19
- Installing the Wireless Module
  20
- Before You Begin
  20
- Wireless Module Configuration
  23
- Wall Mounting the Phone
  23
- Wall Mounting Avaya J100 Expansion Module
  25
  - Phone Installation with des
    27
    
    DES Server
    27
    
    The des Phone Interface
    27
  - Phone Installation Without des
    29
    
    Des-Hsm
    29
    
    Disabling des
    29
    
    Hardware and Software Prerequisites
    29
    
    Administration Methods
    30
    
    Precedence of Administration Methods
    30
    
    Diagram: Phone Deployment Process
    31
    
    Diagram: IP Phone Setup
    32
    
    Installation Checklist Without des
    32
    
    System Manager User Profile Worksheet
    33
    
    Downloading and Saving the Software
    34
    
    Software Distribution Package
    35
    
    Installing the Phone
    35
    
    SIP Software Distribution Package Contains
    35
    
    Post Installation Checklist
    36
- Device Upgrade Process
  37
- Avaya J100 Expansion Module Upgrade
  38
  - Upgrading the Expansion Module
    38
  - About this Task
    38
  - File Server Configuration
    40
Chapter 4: Servers, VLAN, and IP Configuration

40
Chapter 5: Avaya Aura Configuration for Phones

70
Chapter 6: Phone Configuration

74
- Parameters for Managing Admin Menu
  76
- Accessing the Admin Menu after Log in
  77
- Accessing the Ethernet Ipv4 Settings
  78
- IP Configuration Field Description
  78
- Using the Debug Mode
  79
- Setting the Ethernet Interface Control
  80
- Group Identifier
  81
- Setting Event Logging
  81
- Setting the Group Identifier
  81
- Administering Enhanced Local Dialing
  82
- Enhanced Local Dialing Scenarios
  84
- Restarting the Phone
  84
- Configuring SIP Settings
  85
- Configuring Wi-Fi Using Phone UI
  85
- Setting Site Specific Option Number (SSON)
  87
- Using the VIEW Administrative Option
  87
- Setting the 802.1X Operational Mode
  88
- VIEW Field Description
  88
- Resetting System Values
  89
- Administering Display Language Options
  90
- Configuring the Phone Using the Web Interface
  92
  - Viewing IP Address of the Phone
    94
  - Configuring Network Settings
    95
  - Logging in and Logging out of the Web Interface
    95
  - Network Settings Field Description
    96
  - Configuring Ethernet Settings
    98
  - Ethernet Settings Field Descriptions
    99
  - Wi-Fi Settings Field Descriptions
    104
  - SIP Settings Field Descriptions
    109
  - Configuring Settings
    118
  - Settings Field Descriptions
    119
  - Configuring Date and Time
    131
  - Configuring Management Settings
    133
  - Management Settings Field Descriptions
    133
  - Embedded Public Certificates
    134
  - HTTP Server Address
    134
  - HTTP Server Directory Path
    134
  - HTTPS Provisioning Server
    134
  - Configuration
    135
  - Download Configuration File Using HTTPS Only
    135
  - Firmware
    135
  - Plug-And-Play (PNP) Provisioning
    135
  - Changing the Password of the Web Interface and the Phone Admin
    136
  - Firmware Upgrade
    136
  - Language
    136
  - Language File Uploaded
    136
  - Debugging
    137
  - Debugging Field Descriptions
    138
  - Phone Report
    139
  - RTCP Monitoring
    139
  - Ssh
    139
  - SSH Allowed
    139
  - Packet Capture (Sniffing)
    140
  - SLA Monitor
    140
  - SLA Monitor Agent
    140
  - SLA Monitor Server Address
    140
  - Certificates Field Descriptions
    141
  - Configuring Certificates
    141
  - Serial Port
    141
  - FQDN IP Mapping
    142
  - Match Identity to Trust Certificate
    142
  - Server Certificate Re-Check Hours
    142
  - Trusted Certificates File to Upload
    142
  - Nonce in OCSP Request
    143
  - OCSP Address
    143
  - OCSP Address Preferred
    143
  - OCSP Trusted Certificates
    143
  - CA Identifier
    144
  - Common Name
    144
  - SCEP Server
    144
  - Subject
    144
  - Available Identity Certificate
    145
  - Configuring Environment Settings
    145
  - PKCS12 Password Retry Count
    145
  - Upload Identity Certificate
    145
  - Background Image and Screen Saver Field Description
    146
  - Configuring Background and Screen Saver of the Phone
    146
  - Configuring Calendar of the Phone
    147
  - Screen Saver
    147
  - Screen Saver Image Selectable by User
    147
  - Selected Screen Saver Image
    147
  - Exchange Calendar Field Description
    148
  - Setting Pre-Configuration of Keys
    148
  - Pre-Configuration Fields
    149
  - Restarting Your Phone through Web Interface
    150
- Configuring the Phone Using the Settings File
  151
  - Resetting the Phone to Default
    151
  - Contents of the Settings File
    152
  - Modifying the Settings File
    154
Chapter 7: Feature and Application Configuration

155
- Application Configuration
  157
  - Contacts List
    157
    
    Configuring Groups List by Using the Web Interface
    157
    
    Contacts List Configuration
    158
  - Recents
    158
  - Recents Configuration
    159
  - Calendar
    159
    
    Calendar Configuration
    159
    
    Exchange_Server_List
    160
    
    Exchange_Server_Mode
    160
    
    Exchange_Snooze_Time
    160
- Feature Configuration
  162
  - Configuring Presence by Using the Web Interface
    162
  - Exchange_User_Domain
    162
  - Presence Configuration
    163
  - Dnd_Sac_Link
    164
  - Guest Login
    164
    
    Guest Login Configuration
    164
    
    Presence_Acl_Confirm
    164
    
    Guestduration
    165
    
    Guestloginstat
    165
    
    Guestwarning
    165
  - Push
    165
    
    Push Configuration
    166
    
    Pushcap
    166
    
    Pushport
    166
    
    Multi Device Access Operation in Dual-Stack Mode
    167
  - Multiple Device Access
    167
    
    Tpslist
    167
    
    Sip_Controller_List_2
    168
    
    MLPP Configuration
    169
  - Multiple Level Precedence and Preemption
    169
    
    Shared Control
    169
    
    Dscpaud_Fl
    170
    
    Dscpaud_Fo
    170
    
    Dscpaud_Im
    170
    
    Dscpaud_Pr
    170
  - Call Forward
    171
  - Configuring Call Forwarding on the Phone Web Interface
    171
  - Long-Term Acoustic Exposure Protection
    172
  - Long-Term Acoustic Exposure Protection Parameter
    172
  - Auto Intercom Group Code
    173
  - Call Park
    173
  - Call Pickup
    173
  - Team Button
    174
  - Team Button Configuration
    174
  - Busy Indicator
    175
  - Exclusion
    176
  - Extension to Cellular
    176
  - Send All Calls
    176
  - Whisper Page
    176
  - Automatic Callback
    177
  - Automatic Callback Configuration
    177
  - Hunt Group Busy Position
    177
  - Limit Number of Concurrent Calls
    177
  - Priority Call
    178
  - Priority Call Configuration
    178
  - Voicemail
    178
    
    Configuring Voicemail by Using the Web Interface
    179
    
    Voicemail Configuration
    179
  - Malicious Call Tracing
    180
  - Pre-Configuration of Keys
    180
    
    Softkey_Configuration
    180
    
    Pre-Configuration of Keys Parameter
    181
    
    Viewing PHONEKEYLIST Parameter Details
    182
  - Active Call Shortcut Keys
    183
  - Active Call Shortcut Keys Configuration
    183
  - No Hold Conference
    184
  - Shortcut_Action_Autodial
    184
  - Calling Party Number Blocking
    185
  - Calling Party Number Unblocking
    185
  - WML Browser
    185
  - WML Browser Configuration
    185
- Security Overview
  188
- Account Management
  188
Chapter 8: Security

188
- July 2019 Installing and Administering Avaya J100 Series IP Phones
  188
- Access Control and Security
  189
  - Private Key Storage
    189
  - Security Event Logging
    189
- Certificate Management
  190
  - IP Information
    190
  - Openssh/Openssl Version
    190
  - Temporary Data
    190
  - Phone Identity Certificates
    191
  - Server Certificate Validation
    191
  - OCSP Trust Certificates
    193
  - Trusted Certificates
    193
- Configuration for Secure Installation
  194
- SCEP Parameters
  194
- Data Categories Containing Personal Data (PD)
  196
Chapter 9: Data Privacy Controls Addendum

196
Chapter 10: Failover and Survivability

202
Chapter 11: Backup and Restore

213
Chapter 12: Troubleshooting

216
- SLA Mon ™ Agent
  216
- Documentation
  218
Chapter 13: Resources

218
- Finding Documents on the Avaya Support Website
  220
- Avaya Documentation Portal Navigation
  220
- Viewing Avaya Mentor Videos
  221
- Support
  222
- List of Configuration Parameters
  223
Appendix A: Customizable Parameters

223
- List of Wi-Fi Configuration Parameters
  320
- PHONEKEY Parameter Values
  323
- Nesting of WML Elements
  326
  - WML Syntax Specifications for Avaya J100 Series IP Phones
    328
    
    General WML Syntax Specifications
    328
    
    WML Elements in Avaya J100 Series IP Phones
    329
    
    URI Support
    340
    
    Cascading Style Sheet Support
    341
    
    Attribute Syntax
    341
Appendix B: Public CA Certificates

342
- Index
  349
- Numerics
  349

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Avaya JEM24 Installing

Avaya JEM24 Installing (282 pages)

Brand: Avaya | Category: IP Phone | Size: 1.84 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
6
Chapter 1: Introduction

11
- Purpose
  11
Chapter 2: Avaya J100 Series IP Phones Overview

12
- J100 Series IP Phone Models
  12
- Hardware Specifications
  13
- Power Specifications
  14
- Supported Codecs
  15
- Safety Instructions
  16
- Button Modules Overview
  16
  - Avaya J100 Expansion Module Upgrade
    17
  - Debugging the Expansion Module
    18
Chapter 3: Phone Installation

21
- Hardware Setup
  21
- Software Installation
  31
  - Phone Installation Process
    31
Chapter 4: Configuring the Phone Using Web Interface

41
Chapter 5: Configuring Servers and VLAN

97
- Server Configuration
  97
  - File Server Configuration
    97
  - DHCP Server Configuration
    104
- Configuration through LLDP
  105
  - LLDPDU Transmitted by the Phones
    105
  - TLV Impact on System Parameter Values
    107
- Configuration through DHCP
  108
  - DHCP Site Specific Option
    109
  - DHCP Options
    110
- Virtual LAN (VLAN) Overview
  114
  - VLAN Separation
    115
  - External Switch Configuration
    117
  - Exceptions to the VLAN Forwarding Rules
    118
  - Special Considerations
    118
  - VLAN Parameters
    119
- Ipv4 and Ipv6 Overview
  122
  - Configuring Ipv4 from the Phone Menu
    123
  - Configuring Ipv4 from the Web Interface
    123
  - Ipv6 Configuration
    124
  - Configuring Ipv6 from the Phone Menu
    125
  - Configuring Ipv6 from the Web Interface
    126
  - Ipv6 Limitations
    127
- Multiple Device Access
  127
  - Multi Device Access Operation in Dual-Stack Mode
    128
  - Shared Control
    129
- Microsoft Exchange Server Integration
  129
Chapter 6: Avaya Aura Configuration for Phones

132
Chapter 7: Security

136
- Security Overview
  136
- Access Control and Security
  137
- Certificate Management
  138
  - Phone Identity Certificates
    139
  - Trusted Certificates
    141
  - OCSP Trust Certificates
    141
- Configuration for Secure Installation
  142
Chapter 8: Phone Administration and Configuration

144
- Accessing the Admin Menu During Phone Startup
  144
  - Parameters for Managing Admin Menu
    144
- Accessing the Admin Menu after Log in
  145
- Accessing the Ethernet Ipv4 Settings
  146
  - IP Configuration Field Description
    146
- Using the Debug Mode
  147
- Setting the Ethernet Interface Control
  148
- Group Identifier
  149
  - Setting the Group Identifier
    149
- Setting Event Logging
  150
- Administering Enhanced Local Dialing
  150
- Restarting the Phone
  153
- Configuring SIP Settings
  153
- Setting Site Specific Option Number (SSON)
  154
- Using the VIEW Administrative Option
  155
  - VIEW Field Description
    155
- Setting the 802.1X Operational Mode
  156
Chapter 9: Feature Configuration

158
- Contacts List
  158
  - Configuring Groups List by Using the Web Interface
    158
  - Contacts List Configuration
    158
- Recents
  159
  - Recents Configuration
    159
- Presence
  160
  - Configuring Presence by Using the Web Interface
    160
  - Presence Configuration
    160
- Calendar
  162
  - Calendar Configuration
    162
- Guest Login
  165
  - Guest Login Configuration
    165
- Multiple Level Precedence and Preemption
  166
  - MLPP Configuration
    166
- Call Forward
  167
  - Configuring Call Forwarding on the Phone Web Interface
    168
  - Call Forwarding Configuration
    168
- Call Pickup
  169
  - Call Pickup Configuration
    170
- Call Park
  170
- Auto Intercom Group Code
  170
- Team Button
  170
  - Team Button Configuration
    171
- Whisper Page
  172
- Exclusion
  172
- Send All Calls
  172
- Extension to Cellular
  172
- Limit Number of Concurrent Calls
  172
- December 2018 Installing and Administering Avaya J100 Series IP Phones
  172
- Hunt Group Busy Position
  173
- Automatic Callback
  173
  - Automatic Callback Configuration
    173
- Priority Call
  173
  - Priority Call Configuration
    174
- Voicemail
  174
  - Configuring Voicemail by Using the Web Interface
    174
  - Voicemail Configuration
    175
- Malicious Call Tracing
  175
- Calling Party Number Blocking
  175
- Calling Party Number Unblocking
  176
Chapter 10: Failover and Survivability

177
Chapter 11: Maintenance

188
Chapter 12: Troubleshooting

192
- SLA Mon ™ Agent
  192
- Phone Displays Acquiring Service Screen
  192
Chapter 13: Appendix

194
- List of Configuration Parameters
  194
Chapter 14: Resources

273
- Documentation
  273
  - Finding Documents on the Avaya Support Website
    275
  - Avaya Documentation Portal Navigation
    275
- Viewing Avaya Mentor Videos
  276
- Support
  277
- December
  278

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