Avaya 7940, 7960 manual Station Buttons Required for off-PBX Features

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Off-PBX Station Feature Name Extension (FNE)

Station Button Required

Active Appearance Select

call-appr, brdg-appr, or abrdg-appr

Automatic Call-Back Cancel

(not yet supported)

Call Forward All

(none)

Call Forward Busy/No Answer

(none)

Call Forward Cancel

(none)

Call Park

(none)

Call Park Answer Back

(none)

Call Pick-Up

(none)

Conference on Answer

no-hold-conf

Calling Number Block

(none)

Calling Number Unblock

(none)

Directed Call Pick-Up

(none)

Drop Last Added Party

drop

Exclusion (Toggle On/Off)

exclusion

Held Appearance Select

call-appr, brdg-appr, or abrdg-appr

Idle Appearance Select

(none)

Last Number Dialed

(none)

Malicious Call Trace

(none)

Malicious Call Trace Cancel

(none)

Priority Call

(none)

Send All Calls

(none)

Send All Calls Cancel

(none)

Transfer On Hang-Up

transfer

Transfer to Voice Mail

(none)

Table 5: Station Buttons Required for off-PBX Features

Use the change off-pbx-telephonestation-mappingcommand to map the Communication Manager extension (24071) to the Converged Communications Server extension (23071). Enter the field values shown. For the sample configuration, the Trunk Selection value indicates that Automatic Alternate Routing (AAR) will be used, and that the routing pattern to reach this Converged Communications Server extension will point to the SIP trunk to the Converged Communications Server. The Configuration Set value can reference a set that has the default settings in Communication Manager.

change off-pbx-telephone station-mapping 24071

 

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STATIONS WITH

OFF-PBX

TELEPHONE INTEGRATION

 

Station

Application Dial

Phone

Number

Trunk

Configuration

Extension

Prefix

 

Selection

Set

24071

OPS

- 23071

 

aar

1

 

 

-

 

 

 

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Contents Abstract Configuration IntroductionBackground Tftp Equipment and Software Validated Supported Calling FeaturesSIPPING-19 Equipment SoftwareOutboard Proxy SIP Telephony Features Beyond SIPPING-19 Telephony Feature SupportConfiguring for the Basic Feature Set Message Waiting Indicator MWISteps Description Steps Description Steps Description Steps Description Configure the Cisco 7940/7960 SIP Telephone Avaya Converged Cisco 7940/7960 Communications Server Proxy AdministrationSteps Description Page Page Configuring for the Extended Feature Set Configure Avaya Communication ManagerVerify Outboard Proxy SIP Capacity Define Outboard Proxy SIP Feature Access Codes FACs Feature Access Code FACDial Plan Analysis Isdn Specify Class of Service COS Define Feature Name Extensions FNEsExtensions to Call Which Activate Features by Name Class ServiceStation Add stationsBCC Station OptionsSite Data Station Feature Options StationAbbreviated Dialing Button AssignmentsStations with OFF-PBX Telephone Integration Station Buttons Required for off-PBX FeaturesAdding an Address Map Configure the Avaya Converged Communications ServerSteps Description Select Add Map in New Group Steps Description Configure the Cisco 7940/7960 SIP Telephone Define Outboard Proxy SIP Speed Dial Buttons Add Parameters to Configuration FilesSteps Description Steps Description Steps Description Steps Description Steps Description Verification Steps Additional References ConclusionAvaya Inc. All Rights Reserved

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