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Polycom soundpoint IP series Administrator's Manual (347 pages)

SIP 3.1

Brand: Polycom | Category: Conference System | Size: 5.51 MB

About this Guide

3
Table of Contents
5
1 Introducing the Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Family

11
2 Overview

19
- Where Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones Fit
  20
- Session Initiation Protocol Application Architecture
  21
  - Bootrom
    21
  - Application
    22
  - Configuration
    23
  - Resource Files
    25
  - Available Features
    26
  - New Features in SIP 3.1
    31
3 Setting up Your System

33
- Setting up the Network
  34
4 Configuring Your System

55
- Setting up Basic Features
  55
  - Call Log
    57
  - Call Timer
    57
  - Call Waiting
    57
  - Called Party Identification
    58
  - Calling Party Identification
    58
  - Missed Call Notification
    58
  - Connected Party Identification
    59
  - Context Sensitive Volume Control
    59
  - Customizable Audio Sound Effects
    59
  - Message Waiting Indication
    60
  - Distinctive Incoming Call Treatment
    60
  - Distinctive Ringing
    61
  - Distinctive Call Waiting
    61
  - Do Not Disturb
    62
  - Handset, Headset, and Speakerphone
    62
  - Local Contact Directory
    63
  - Local Digit Map
    66
  - Microphone Mute
    67
  - Soft Key Activated User Interface
    67
  - Speed Dial
    67
  - Time and Date Display
    68
  - Idle Display Animation
    69
  - Ethernet Switch
    69
  - Graphic Display Backgrounds
    70
  - Automatic Off-Hook Call Placement
    71
  - Call Hold
    71
  - Call Transfer
    72
  - Local / Centralized Conferencing
    73
  - Call Forward
    74
  - Directed Call Pick-Up
    75
  - Group Call Pick-Up
    76
  - Call Park/Retrieve
    76
  - Last Call Return
    76
  - Setting up Advanced Features
    76
    
    Configurable Feature Keys
    78
    
    Multiple Call Appearances
    79
    
    Multiple Line Keys Per Registration
    79
    
    Shared Call Appearances
    80
    
    Bridged Line Appearance
    81
    
    Busy Lamp Field
    82
    
    Customizable Fonts and Indicators
    83
    
    Instant Messaging
    84
    
    Multilingual User Interface
    84
    
    Downloadable Fonts
    85
    
    Microbrowser
    86
    
    Synthesized Call Progress Tones
    86
    
    Real-Time Transport Protocol Ports
    87
    
    Corporate Directory
    88
    
    Network Address Translation
    88
    
    Recording and Playback of Audio Calls
    91
    
    Daisy-Chaining Phones
    92
    
    Provisioning Phones over Clink
    93
    
    Enhanced Feature Keys
    94
    
    Configurable Soft Keys
    104
    
    Voice Mail Integration
    108
    
    Multiple Registrations
    109
    
    Automatic Call Distribution
    110
    
    Server Redundancy
    110
    
    Presence
    114
    
    Microsoft Live Communications Server 2005 Integration
    115
    
    Access URL in SIP Message
    119
    
    Static DNS Cache
    122
    
    Display of Warnings from SIP Headers
    126
  - Setting up Audio Features
    127
    
    Jitter Buffer and Packet Error Concealment
    128
    
    Low-Delay Audio Packet Transmission
    128
    
    Voice Activity Detection
    128
    
    Acoustic Echo Cancellation
    129
    
    DTMF Event RTP Payload
    129
    
    DTMF Tone Generation
    129
    
    Audio Codecs
    130
    
    Background Noise Suppression
    131
    
    Comfort Noise Fill
    131
    
    Automatic Gain Control
    132
    
    IEEE 802.1P/Q
    132
    
    IP Type-Of-Service
    132
    
    Voice Quality Monitoring
    133
    
    Dynamic Noise Reduction
    134
    
    Treble/Bass Controls
    134
  - Setting up Security Features
    134
    
    Custom Certificates
    135
    
    Local User and Administrator Privilege Levels
    135
    
    Configuration File Encryption
    136
    
    Incoming Signaling Validation
    136
    
    Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol
    136
    
    Configuring Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones Locally
    137
- 5 Troubleshooting Your Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones
  
  139
  - Error Messages
    140
    
    Bootrom Error Messages
    140
    
    Application Error Messages
    141
    
    Status Menu
    142
    
    Log Files
    143
    
    Reading a Boot Log
    146
    
    Reading an Application Log
    147
    
    Testing Phone Hardware
    147
    
    Power and Startup
    148
    
    Controls
    149
    
    Access to Screens and Systems
    150
    
    Calling
    151
    
    Displays
    152
    
    Audio
    153
    
    Upgrading
    153
A Configuration Files

153
- Master Configuration Files
  156
- Application Configuration
  158
  - Protocol <Voipprot
    160
  - Dial Plan <Dialplan
    171
  - Localization <Lcl
    175
  - User Preferences <Up
    179
  - Tones <Tones
    181
  - Sampled Audio for Sound Effects <Saf
    184
  - Sound Effects <Se
    185
  - Voice Settings <Voice
    191
  - Quality of Service <QOS
    209
  - Basic TCP/IP <TCP_IP
    212
  - Web Server <Httpd
    217
  - Call Handling Configuration <Call
    218
  - Directory <Dir
    222
  - Presence <Pres
    226
  - Fonts <Font
    226
  - Keys <Key
    229
  - Backgrounds <Bg
    231
  - Bitmaps <Bitmap
    234
  - Indicators <Ind
    234
  - Event Logging <Log
    238
  - Security <Sec
    242
  - License <License
    243
  - Provisioning <Prov
    244
  - RAM Disk <Ramdisk
    244
  - Request <Request
    245
  - Feature <Feature
    246
  - Resource <Res
    247
  - Microbrowser <Mb
    249
  - Applications <Apps
    252
  - Peer Networking <Pnet
    254
  - DNS Cache <Dns
    254
  - Soft Keys <Softkey
    257
  - Per-Phone Configuration
    260
    
    Registration <Reg
    261
    
    Calls <Call
    265
    
    Diversion
    268
    
    Diversion <Divert/>
    268
    
    Dial Plan <Dialplan
    270
    
    Messaging <Msg
    273
    
    Network Address Translation <Nat
    274
    
    Attendant <Attendant
    275
    
    Roaming Buddies <Roaming_Buddies
    276
    
    Roaming Privacy <Roaming_Privacy
    277
    
    User Preferences <User_Preferences
    277
    
    Flash Parameter Configuration
    278
B Session Initiation Protocol (SIP

283
- RFC and Internet Draft Support
  284
  - Request Support
    285
  - Header Support
    286
  - Response Support
    288
  - Hold Implementation
    291
  - Reliability of Provisional Responses
    291
    
    Third Party Call Control
    291
    
    Transfer
    291
    
    Bridged Line Appearance Signaling
    292
    
    Shared Call Appearance Signaling
    292
    
    SIP for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions
    292
- C Miscellaneous Administrative Tasks
  
  293
  - Trusted Certificate Authority List
    293
  - Encrypting Configuration Files
    296
    
    Changing the Key on the Phone
    297
    
    Adding a Background Logo
    298
    
    Bootrom/Sip Application Dependencies
    301
    
    Migration Dependencies
    301
    
    Multiple Key Combinations
    302
    
    Default Feature Key Layouts
    304
    
    Internal Key Functions
    311
    
    Assigning a VLAN ID Using DHCP
    315
    
    Parsing Vendor ID Information
    316
    
    Product, Model, and Part Number Mapping
    318
    
    Disabling PC Ethernet Port
    319
D Third Party Software

321
- Index
  327

Polycom soundpoint IP series Administrator's Manual (288 pages)

SIP 3.0.2

Brand: Polycom | Category: Conference System | Size: 4.5 MB

About this Guide

3
Table of Contents
5
1 Introducing the Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Family

11
2 Overview

17
- Where Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones Fit
  18
- Session Initiation Protocol Application Architecture
  19
  - Bootrom
    19
  - Application
    20
  - Configuration
    21
  - Resource Files
    23
  - Available Features
    24
3 Setting up Your System

29
- Setting up the Network
  30
4 Configuring Your System

49
- Setting up Basic Features
  49
  - Call Log
    51
  - Call Timer
    51
  - Call Waiting
    51
  - Called Party Identification
    52
  - Calling Party Identification
    52
  - Missed Call Notification
    52
  - Connected Party Identification
    53
  - Context Sensitive Volume Control
    53
  - Customizable Audio Sound Effects
    53
  - Message Waiting Indication
    54
  - Distinctive Incoming Call Treatment
    54
  - Distinctive Ringing
    55
  - Distinctive Call Waiting
    55
  - Do Not Disturb
    56
  - Handset, Headset, and Speakerphone
    57
  - Local Contact Directory
    57
  - Local Digit Map
    60
  - Microphone Mute
    61
  - Soft Key Activated User Interface
    61
  - Speed Dial
    61
  - Time and Date Display
    62
  - Idle Display Animation
    63
  - Ethernet Switch
    63
  - Graphic Display Backgrounds
    64
  - Automatic Off-Hook Call Placement
    65
  - Call Hold
    65
  - Call Transfer
    66
  - Local / Centralized Conferencing
    67
  - Call Forward
    68
  - Directed Call Pick-Up
    69
  - Group Call Pick-Up
    69
  - Call Park/Retrieve
    70
  - Last Call Return
    70
  - Setting up Advanced Features
    70
    
    Configurable Feature Keys
    71
    
    Multiple Line Keys Per Registration
    72
    
    Multiple Call Appearances
    73
    
    Shared Call Appearances
    73
    
    Bridged Line Appearance
    74
    
    Busy Lamp Field
    75
    
    Customizable Fonts and Indicators
    76
    
    Instant Messaging
    76
    
    Multilingual User Interface
    77
    
    Downloadable Fonts
    78
    
    Synthesized Call Progress Tones
    78
    
    Microbrowser
    78
    
    Real-Time Transport Protocol Ports
    79
    
    Network Address Translation
    80
    
    Corporate Directory
    80
    
    Recording and Playback of Audio Calls
    83
    
    Voice Mail Integration
    84
    
    Multiple Registrations
    85
    
    Automatic Call Distribution
    86
    
    Server Redundancy
    87
    
    Presence
    91
    
    Microsoft Live Communications Server 2005 Integration
    91
  - Setting up Audio Features
    95
    
    Low-Delay Audio Packet Transmission
    95
    
    Jitter Buffer and Packet Error Concealment
    96
    
    Voice Activity Detection
    96
    
    DTMF Tone Generation
    97
    
    DTMF Event RTP Payload
    97
    
    Acoustic Echo Cancellation
    97
    
    Audio Codecs
    98
    
    Background Noise Suppression
    99
    
    Comfort Noise Fill
    99
    
    Automatic Gain Control
    99
    
    IP Type-Of-Service
    99
    
    IEEE 802.1P/Q
    100
    
    Voice Quality Monitoring
    100
  - Setting up Security Features
    101
    
    Local User and Administrator Privilege Levels
    101
    
    Custom Certificates
    102
    
    Incoming Signaling Validation
    102
    
    Configuration File Encryption
    103
  - Configuring Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones Locally
    103
5 Troubleshooting Your Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones

105
- Error Messages
  106
  - Bootrom Error Messages
    106
  - Application Error Messages
    107
  - Status Menu
    108
  - Log Files
    108
    
    Reading a Boot Log
    111
    
    Reading an Application Log
    112
    
    Power and Startup
    113
    
    Controls
    114
    
    Access to Screens and Systems
    115
    
    Calling
    116
    
    Displays
    117
    
    Audio
    118
    
    Upgrading
    118
A Configuration Files

118
- Master Configuration Files
  120
- Application Configuration
  122
  - Protocol <Volpprot
    124
  - Dial Plan <Dialplan
    134
  - Localization <Lcl
    137
  - User Preferences <Up
    141
  - Tones <Tones
    142
  - Sampled Audio for Sound Effects <Saf
    145
  - Sound Effects <Se
    146
  - Voice Settings <Voice
    152
  - Quality of Service <QOS
    168
  - Basic TCP/IP <TCP_IP
    170
  - Web Server <Httpd
    175
  - Call Handling Configuration <Call
    176
  - Directory <Dir
    179
  - Presence <Pres
    183
  - Fonts <Font
    184
  - Keys <Key
    187
  - Backgrounds <Bg
    188
  - Bitmaps <Bitmap
    189
  - Indicators <Ind
    189
  - Event Logging <Log
    193
  - Security <Sec
    197
  - License <License
    198
  - Provisioning <Prov
    199
  - RAM Disk <Ramdisk
    199
  - Request <Request
    200
  - Feature <Feature
    201
  - Resource <Res
    202
  - Microbrowser <Mb
    204
  - Per-Phone Configuration
    207
    
    Registration <Reg
    207
    
    Diversion <Divert
    207
    
    Calls <Call
    211
    
    Diversion
    214
    
    Dial Plan <Dialplan
    216
    
    Messaging <Msg
    219
    
    Network Address Translation <Nat
    220
    
    Attendant <Attendant
    221
    
    Roaming Buddies <Roaming_Buddies
    222
    
    Roaming Privacy <Roaming_Privacy
    222
    
    User Preferences <User_Preferences
    223
    
    Flash Parameter Configuration
    223
B Session Initiation Protocol (SIP

227
- RFC and Internet Draft Support
  228
  - Request Support
    229
  - Header Support
    230
  - Response Support
    232
  - Hold Implementation
    235
  - Reliability of Provisional Responses
    235
  - Transfer
    235
  - Third Party Call Control
    235
  - SIP for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions
    236
  - Shared Call Appearance Signaling
    236
  - Bridged Line Appearance Signaling
    236
C Miscellaneous Administrative Tasks

237
- Assigning a VLAN ID Using DHCP
  237
- Encrypting Configuration Files
  237
  - Encrypting Configuration Files
    239
  - Adding a Background Logo
    241
  - Changing the Key on the Phone
    241
  - Bootrom/Sip Application Dependencies
    243
    
    Migration Dependencies
    244
  - Multiple Key Combinations
    245
  - Default Feature Key Layouts
    246
    
    Assigning a VLAN ID Using DHCP
    252
    
    Parsing Vendor ID Information
    253
- Parsing Vendor ID Information
  237
- Trusted Certificate Authority List
  237
D Third Party Software

255
- Index
  261
- Provisioning Phones over Clink
  271

Polycom soundpoint IP series Manual (256 pages)

SIP 2.2.2

Brand: Polycom | Category: Conference System | Size: 4.01 MB

About this Guide

3
- Table of Contents
  5
1 Introducing the Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Family

11
2 Overview

17
- Where Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones Fit
  18
- Session Initiation Protocol Application Architecture
  19
  - Bootrom
    19
  - Application
    20
  - Configuration
    21
  - Resource Files
    23
- Available Features
  24
3 Setting up Your System

29
4 Configuring Your System

49
- Setting up Basic Features
  49
  - Call Log
    51
  - Call Timer
    51
  - Call Waiting
    51
  - Called Party Identification
    52
  - Calling Party Identification
    52
  - Missed Call Notification
    52
  - Connected Party Identification
    53
  - Context Sensitive Volume Control
    53
  - Customizable Audio Sound Effects
    53
  - Message Waiting Indication
    54
  - Distinctive Incoming Call Treatment
    54
  - Distinctive Ringing
    55
  - Distinctive Call Waiting
    55
  - Do Not Disturb
    56
  - Handset, Headset, and Speakerphone
    57
  - Local Contact Directory
    57
  - Local Digit Map
    60
  - Microphone Mute
    61
  - Soft Key Activated User Interface
    61
  - Speed Dial
    61
  - Time and Date Display
    61
  - Idle Display Animation
    62
  - Ethernet Switch
    63
  - Automatic Off-Hook Call Placement
    64
  - Call Hold
    64
  - Call Transfer
    65
  - Local / Centralized Conferencing
    65
  - Call Forward
    66
  - Directed Call Pick-Up
    67
  - Group Call Pick-Up
    68
  - Call Park/Retrieve
    68
  - Last Call Return
    68
- Setting up Advanced Features
  68
  - Configurable Feature Keys
    69
  - Multiple Line Keys Per Registration
    70
  - Multiple Call Appearances
    71
  - Shared Call Appearances
    71
  - Bridged Line Appearance
    72
  - Busy Lamp Field
    73
  - Customizable Fonts and Indicators
    74
  - Instant Messaging
    74
  - Multilingual User Interface
    75
  - Downloadable Fonts
    76
  - Synthesized Call Progress Tones
    76
  - Microbrowser
    76
  - Real-Time Transport Protocol Ports
    77
  - Network Address Translation
    78
  - Voice Mail Integration
    78
  - Multiple Registrations
    79
  - Automatic Call Distribution
    81
  - Server Redundancy
    82
  - Presence
    85
  - Microsoft Live Communications Server 2005 Integration
    86
- Setting up Audio Features
  90
  - Low-Delay Audio Packet Transmission
    90
  - Jitter Buffer and Packet Error Concealment
    90
  - Voice Activity Detection
    91
  - DTMF Tone Generation
    91
  - DTMF Event RTP Payload
    92
  - Acoustic Echo Cancellation
    92
  - Audio Codecs
    93
  - Background Noise Suppression
    94
  - Comfort Noise Fill
    94
  - Automatic Gain Control
    94
  - IP Type-Of-Service
    94
  - IEEE 802.1P/Q
    95
- Setting up Security Features
  95
- Configuring Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones Locally
  98
5 Troubleshooting Your Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones

99
- Error Messages
  100
  - Bootrom Error Messages
    100
  - Application Error Messages
    101
- Status Menu
  102
- Log Files
  102
  - Reading a Boot Log
    105
  - Reading an Application Log
    106
- Power and Startup
  107
- Controls
  108
- Access to Screens and Systems
  109
- Calling
  110
- Displays
  111
- Audio
  112
- Upgrading
  112
A Configuration Files

112
- Master Configuration Files
  114
- Application Configuration
  116
  - Protocol <Volpprot
    118
  - Dial Plan <Dialplan
    128
  - Localization <Lcl
    131
  - User Preferences <Up
    135
  - Tones <Tones
    136
  - Sampled Audio for Sound Effects <Saf
    139
  - Sound Effects <Se
    140
  - Voice Settings <Voice
    146
  - Quality of Service <QOS
    159
  - Basic TCP/IP <TCP_IP
    162
  - Web Server <Httpd
    166
  - Call Handling Configuration <Call
    167
  - Directory <Dir
    170
  - Presence <Pres
    172
  - Fonts <Font
    172
  - Keys <Key
    175
  - Bitmaps <Bitmap
    177
  - Indicators <Ind
    177
  - Event Logging <Log
    181
  - Security <Sec
    185
  - License <License
    186
  - Provisioning <Prov
    187
  - RAM Disk <Ramdisk
    188
  - Request <Request
    188
  - Feature <Feature
    189
  - Resource <Res
    190
  - Microbrowser <Mb
    191
  - USB Port <Usb
    194
- Per-Phone Configuration
  194
  - Dial Plan <Dialplan
    194
  - Diversion <Divert
    194
  - Registration <Reg
    195
  - Calls <Call
    199
  - Diversion
    202
  - Dial Plan <Dialplan
    204
  - Messaging <Msg
    207
  - Network Address Translation <Nat
    208
  - Attendant <Attendant
    209
  - Roaming Buddies <Roaming_Buddies
    210
  - Roaming Privacy <Roaming_Privacy
    210
- Flash Parameter Configuration
  211
B Session Initiation Protocol (SIP

215
- RFC and Internet Draft Support
  216
  - Request Support
    217
  - Header Support
    218
  - Response Support
    220
  - Hold Implementation
    223
  - Reliability of Provisional Responses
    223
  - Transfer
    223
  - Third Party Call Control
    223
  - SIP for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions
    223
  - Shared Call Appearance Signaling
    224
  - Bridged Line Appearance Signaling
    224
C Miscellaneous Administrative Tasks

225
- Trusted Certificate Authority List
  225
- Encrypting Configuration Files
  225
  - Encrypting Configuration Files
    227
  - Changing the Key on the Phone
    229
- Adding a Background Logo
  229
- Bootrom/Sip Application Dependencies
  231
  - Migration Dependencies
    232
- Multiple Key Combinations
  233
- Default Feature Key Layouts
  234
- Assigning a VLAN ID Using DHCP
  238
- Parsing Vendor ID Information
  240
- Ethernet Menu
  255

Polycom soundpoint IP series Administrator's Manual (254 pages)

SIP 2.2.0

Brand: Polycom | Category: Conference System | Size: 3.86 MB

About this Guide

3
- Table of Contents
  5
1 Introducing the Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Family

11
2 Overview

17
- Where Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones Fit
  18
- Session Initiation Protocol Application Architecture
  19
  - Bootrom
    19
  - Application
    20
  - Configuration
    21
  - Resource Files
    23
- Available Features
  24
3 Setting up Your System

29
4 Configuring Your System

49
- Setting up Basic Features
  49
  - Call Log
    51
  - Call Timer
    51
  - Call Waiting
    51
  - Called Party Identification
    52
  - Calling Party Identification
    52
  - Missed Call Notification
    52
  - Connected Party Identification
    53
  - Context Sensitive Volume Control
    53
  - Customizable Audio Sound Effects
    53
  - Message Waiting Indication
    54
  - Distinctive Incoming Call Treatment
    54
  - Distinctive Ringing
    55
  - Distinctive Call Waiting
    55
  - Do Not Disturb
    56
  - Handset, Headset, and Speakerphone
    57
  - Local Contact Directory
    57
  - Local Digit Map
    60
  - Microphone Mute
    61
  - Soft Key Activated User Interface
    61
  - Speed Dial
    61
  - Time and Date Display
    61
  - Idle Display Animation
    62
  - Ethernet Switch
    63
  - Automatic Off-Hook Call Placement
    64
  - Call Hold
    64
  - Call Transfer
    65
  - Local / Centralized Conferencing
    65
  - Call Forward
    66
  - Directed Call Pick-Up
    67
  - Group Call Pick-Up
    68
  - Call Park/Retrieve
    68
  - Last Call Return
    68
- Setting up Advanced Features
  68
  - Configurable Feature Keys
    69
  - Multiple Line Keys Per Registration
    70
  - Multiple Call Appearances
    71
  - Shared Call Appearances
    71
  - Bridged Line Appearance
    72
  - Busy Lamp Field
    73
  - Customizable Fonts and Indicators
    74
  - Instant Messaging
    74
  - Multilingual User Interface
    75
  - Downloadable Fonts
    76
  - Synthesized Call Progress Tones
    76
  - Microbrowser
    76
  - Real-Time Transport Protocol Ports
    77
  - Network Address Translation
    78
  - Voice Mail Integration
    78
  - Multiple Registrations
    79
  - Automatic Call Distribution
    81
  - Server Redundancy
    82
  - Presence
    85
  - Microsoft Live Communications Server 2005 Integration
    86
- Setting up Audio Features
  90
  - Low-Delay Audio Packet Transmission
    90
  - Jitter Buffer and Packet Error Concealment
    90
  - Voice Activity Detection
    91
  - DTMF Tone Generation
    91
  - DTMF Event RTP Payload
    92
  - Acoustic Echo Cancellation
    92
  - Audio Codecs
    93
  - Background Noise Suppression
    94
  - Comfort Noise Fill
    94
  - Automatic Gain Control
    94
  - IP Type-Of-Service
    94
  - IEEE 802.1P/Q
    95
- Setting up Security Features
  95
- Configuring Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones Locally
  98
5 Troubleshooting Your Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones

99
- Error Messages
  100
  - Bootrom Error Messages
    100
  - Application Error Messages
    101
- Status Menu
  102
- Log Files
  102
  - Reading a Boot Log
    105
  - Reading an Application Log
    106
- Power and Startup
  107
- Controls
  108
- Access to Screens and Systems
  109
- Calling
  110
- Displays
  111
- Audio
  112
- Upgrading
  112
A Configuration Files

112
- Master Configuration Files
  114
- Application Configuration
  116
  - Protocol <Volpprot
    118
  - Dial Plan <Dialplan
    128
  - Localization <Lcl
    131
  - User Preferences <Up
    135
  - Tones <Tones
    136
  - Sampled Audio for Sound Effects <Saf
    139
  - Sound Effects <Se
    140
  - Voice Settings <Voice
    146
  - Quality of Service <QOS
    159
  - Basic TCP/IP <TCP_IP
    162
  - Web Server <Httpd
    166
  - Call Handling Configuration <Call
    167
  - Directory <Dir
    170
  - Presence <Pres
    172
  - Fonts <Font
    172
  - Keys <Key
    175
  - Bitmaps <Bitmap
    177
  - Indicators <Ind
    177
  - Event Logging <Log
    181
  - Security <Sec
    185
  - License <License
    186
  - Provisioning <Prov
    187
  - RAM Disk <Ramdisk
    188
  - Request <Request
    188
  - Feature <Feature
    189
  - Resource <Res
    190
  - Microbrowser <Mb
    191
  - USB Port <Usb
    194
- Per-Phone Configuration
  194
  - Diversion <Divert
    194
  - Registration <Reg
    195
  - Calls <Call
    199
  - Diversion
    202
  - Dial Plan <Dialplan
    204
  - Messaging <Msg
    207
  - Network Address Translation <Nat
    208
  - Attendant <Attendant
    209
  - Roaming Buddies <Roaming_Buddies
    210
  - Roaming Privacy <Roaming_Privacy
    210
- Flash Parameter Configuration
  211
B Session Initiation Protocol (SIP

215
- RFC and Internet Draft Support
  216
  - Request Support
    217
  - Header Support
    218
  - Response Support
    220
  - Hold Implementation
    223
  - Reliability of Provisional Responses
    223
  - Transfer
    223
  - Third Party Call Control
    223
  - SIP for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions
    223
  - Shared Call Appearance Signaling
    224
  - Bridged Line Appearance Signaling
    224
C Miscellaneous Administrative Tasks

225
- Trusted Certificate Authority List
  225
- Encrypting Configuration Files
  225
  - Encrypting Configuration Files
    227
  - Changing the Key on the Phone
    229
- Adding a Background Logo
  229
- Bootrom/Sip Application Dependencies
  231
  - Migration Dependencies
    232
- Multiple Key Combinations
  233
- Default Feature Key Layouts
  234
- Assigning a VLAN ID Using DHCP
  238
- Parsing Vendor ID Information
  240

Polycom soundpoint IP series Developer's Manual (36 pages)

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3
Table of Contents
5
1 Overview

7
2 Application Development

11
- Supported XHTML Elements
  11
  - Basic Tags
    12
  - Link Tags
    13
  - Input Tags
    13
  - Image Tags
    16
  - Table Tags
    17
  - Meta Information Tags
    19
  - HTTP Support
    19
  - Microbrowser User Interface
    20
    
    Launching the Microbrowser
    21
    
    Navigation and Form Editing
    21
    
    Idle Display Microbrowser
    22
  - Developing an XHTML Application
    22
    
    Changing Configuration Parameters
    22
    
    Sample Application
    23
3 Troubleshooting

27
- XML Errors
  27
A Appendix

29
- Unsupported XHTML Elements
  29
Index

35

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1 Introducing the Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Family

2 Overview

3 Setting up Your System

4 Configuring Your System

5 Troubleshooting Your Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones

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B Session Initiation Protocol (SIP

C Miscellaneous Administrative Tasks

D Third Party Software

Table of Contents

About this Guide

1 Introducing the Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Family

2 Overview

3 Setting up Your System

4 Configuring Your System

5 Troubleshooting Your Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones

A Configuration Files

B Session Initiation Protocol (SIP

C Miscellaneous Administrative Tasks

D Third Party Software

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About this Guide

1 Introducing the Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Family

2 Overview

3 Setting up Your System

4 Configuring Your System

5 Troubleshooting Your Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones

A Configuration Files

B Session Initiation Protocol (SIP

C Miscellaneous Administrative Tasks

Table of Contents

About this Guide

1 Introducing the Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Family

2 Overview

3 Setting up Your System

4 Configuring Your System

5 Troubleshooting Your Soundpoint IP / Soundstation IP Phones

A Configuration Files

B Session Initiation Protocol (SIP

C Miscellaneous Administrative Tasks

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Index

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