Nortel Networks N0060604 manual Adding a keycode using the telset administration interface

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9Change the data value for each new feature you have purchased. For example, if you purchase four voice mail seats, the data value for VM seat must be 4.

Note: If you are adding a Try ‘N Buy feature, you must also add the expiry date for the feature. Select the Expiry date box of the feature and enter the expiry date as year-month-day, for example: 2005-05-09.

10In the Keycode field, enter the new 24-digit keycode.

11Click OK.

The keycode uploads and the feature appears in the Keycodes List.

Note: The feature status change in the keycodes panel can take up to one minute to appear, depending on the system load and component response. You can refresh the keycode window to see the feature status change, after adding the keycode file, by selecting the refresh button in Element Manager.

The status can appear as:

Idle—the feature is not on the system.

Active—the feature is on the system and active.

Expired—the feature has expired and is not active.

Added—the feature has been added and the status will change to active.

Modified—the feature has been modified and the status will change to active.

Deleted—the feature has been removed and the status will change to idle.

Adding a keycode using the telset administration interface

The telset administration interface allows authorized system installers to add, change, and delete keycodes through a telset interface.

The telephone you use to add a keycode must be on your BCM system.

Note: You must enter all of the features before you enter the keycode.

Note: If you enter a keycode for a Try ‘N Buy feature, after you enter the feature data value, you are prompted for the expiry date. Enter the expiry date as year-month-day. For example: 2005-05-09.

Keycode Installation Guide