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Nortel Networks BCM50 2.0 manual Passwords, COS passwords Call log passwords Hospitality passwords

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Passwords

Figure 24 shows the headings under the telset interface Passwords heading. These records are used to adjust the passwords for the following system features:

•COS passwords

•Call log passwords

•Hospitality passwords

•SM (silent monitor) password

BCM50 Telset Administration Guide

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Nortel Networks BCM50 2.0 Passwords, COS passwords Call log passwords Hospitality passwords, SM silent monitor password

Contents

BCM50 BCM50 Telset Administration GuideBusiness Communications Manager Document StatusStandard Document Number NN40020-604 Document VersionTrademarks Copyright 2006 Nortel Networks, All Rights ReservedAdministration telset interfaces ContentsUsing the telset configuration interface ContentsNN40020-604 4 Contents“Related publications” on page “How to get Help” on page “Symbols and conventions used in this guide” on pageGetting started with BCM About this guideAcronyms Symbols and conventions used in this guideFEATURE italic textHOLD RELEASEGetting Help over the phone from a Nortel Solutions Center How to get HelpGetting Help from a specialist by using an Express Routing Code Keycode Installation Guide NN40010-301BCM50 Telset Administration Guide Getting Help through a Nortel distributor or resellerGetting started with BCM NN40020-604 10 Getting started with BCMInitial setup telset menus Administration telset interfaces“Initial setup telset menus” on page “Using FEATURE 9*8 for initial configuration” on pageLogging in to the F9*8 interface Using FEATURE 9*8 for initial configurationrestart your system. See “System restart” on page When a user enters an incorrect password, the system provides a display indicating that there is an entry error. If the user tries repeatedly to enter an invalid username or password, the system locks the user account. The user can wait until the lockout timer releases the account, or the account can be released through this telset menu by a user with administration privileges or through the Element Manager by a user with administration privileges. The lockout timer and the lockout release can be configured in the Element Manager Entering keycodes and feature settings Viewing or entering IP network information Activating user accounts and changing passwordsFigure 5 Viewing or setting the IP network information 16 Administration telset interfacesFigure 5 shows the layout for IP Address NN40020-604Warning Restarting the system interrupts system service System restartAdministration telset interfaces BCM50 Telset Administration GuideNN40020-604 18 Administration telset interfacesCall Pilot Telephone Administration Guide NN40090-500 Using the telset configuration interfaceProgramming with the telset telephony interface Access privilege levels User access to the FEATURE**CONFIG interfaceDescription of access “Using a digital phone to navigate” on page Using a digital phone to navigate“Using an IP phone to navigate the menus” on page Programming telephonesSee Figure Using an IP phone to navigate the menus22 Using the telset configuration interface 7316E programming indicatorsActivating menu prompts What the navigation headings and directions meanFigure 11 Display and buttons, digital phone 24 Using the telset configuration interfaceShow line COPY Figure 12 Display and buttons, IP phoneAbout the FEATURE **CONFIG menu system Top-level menu of the telset telephony configuration tree“Terminals and Sets” on page “Lines” on page “Services” on page “Hardware” on page “Maintenance” on page “Usage metrics” on page “System programming” on page “Telco features” on pageTerminals and Sets “System speed dials” on page “Time and Date” on pageBCM50 Telset Administration Guide Using the telset configuration interfaceFigure 14 Terminals and Sets Sheet 1 of Figure 15 Terminals and Sets Sheet 2 of 28 Using the telset configuration interfaceNN40020-604 BCM50 Telset Administration Guide Using the telset configuration interfaceFigure 16 Terminals and Sets Sheet 3 of Figure 17 Terminals and Sets Sheet 4of 30 Using the telset configuration interfaceNN40020-604 Using the telset configuration interface LinesBCM50 Telset Administration Guide Figure 18 Lines Sheet 1 ofFigure 19 Lines Sheet 2 of 32 Using the telset configuration interfaceNN40020-604 Using the telset configuration interface ServicesFigure 20 Services Sheet 1 of BCM50 Telset Administration GuideFigure 21 Services Sheet 2 of 34 Using the telset configuration interfaceNN40020-604 BCM50 Telset Administration Guide Using the telset configuration interface Figure 22 Services Sheet3 of36 Using the telset configuration interface System speed dialsFigure 23 System speed dials NN40020-604COS passwords Call log passwords Hospitality passwords PasswordsSM silent monitor password Using the telset configuration interface38 Using the telset configuration interface Time and DateFigure 24 Feature passwords NN40020-604BCM50 Telset Administration Guide Using the telset configuration interface Figure 25 Time and Date40 Using the telset configuration interface System programmingFigure 26 System prgming Sheet 1 of NN40020-604BCM50 Telset Administration Guide Using the telset configuration interfaceFigure 27 System prgming Sheet 2 of Figure 28 System prgming page 3 of 42 Using the telset configuration interfaceNN40020-604 BCM50 Telset Administration Guide Using the telset configuration interfaceFigure 29 System prgming Sheet 4 of Figure 30 System prgming page 5 of 44 Using the telset configuration interfaceNN40020-604 BCM50 Telset Administration Guide Using the telset configuration interfaceFigure 31 System prgming Sheet 6 of Figure 32 System prgming Sheet 7 of 46 Using the telset configuration interfaceNN40020-604 Using the telset configuration interface Telco featuresFigure 33 Telco features BCM50 Telset Administration Guide48 Using the telset configuration interface HardwareFigure 34 Hardware Sheet 1 of NN40020-604BCM50 Telset Administration Guide Using the telset configuration interface Figure 35 Hardware page 2 of50 Using the telset configuration interface MaintenanceFigure 36 Maintenance Sheet 1 of NN40020-604Figure 37 Maintenance Sheet 2 of Using the telset configuration interfaceBCM50 Telset Administration Guide 52 Using the telset configuration interface Usage metricsFigure 38 Usage Metrics NN40020-604Numerics IndexNN40020-604 54 Index