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17.The DHCP console now shows the information that will be transmitted to the corresponding workpoints. Information from the Standard vendor is transmitted to all clients, whereas in- formation from the OptiIpPhone vendor is transmitted only to the clients (workpoints) in this vendor class.

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Documentation Page Content Content A31003-O1010-M100-10-76A9, 13/06/2008 Content Content Glossary -1 Index Examples and HowTosTechnical Reference Content For USA and Canada only Important NotesOverview Conventions for this Document Maintenance NotesProduct Identification About the Manual OpenStage Family OpenStage 60/80 OpenStage Overview Web-based Management WBM Administration Interfaces Local Phone Menu DLS Service Deployment Service Overview Startup Prerequisites OpenStage Assembling and Installing the Phone ShipmentConnectors at the bottom side Phone Handset Handset cable OpenStage 40 similar to OpenStage 20, except Assembly Model Power Consumption/Supply Connecting the Phone Startup Quick Start Set the Terminal Number Startup Option #120 SIP Servers Dhcp Option Basic Network ConfigurationDate and Time / Sntp SIP Server Address Option #15 Domain Name Extended Network ConfigurationVendor specific Vlan Discovery and DLS address Option #33 Static Routing Table Configuration of the Windows Dhcp Server Using a Vendor Class Startup Startup Data type String Code Data type Long Code Startup Startup Startup Tag 4 DLS hostname Setup using a Dhcp server on Unix/LinuxUsing Option #43 Vendor Specific Tag 1 Vendor name Tag 2 Vlan ID Tag 3 DLS address Vlan ID Code Length Startup PROTOCOL//IP Address of DLS Serverport Number Startup Registering at the HiPath Startup Access via Local Phone Navigate within the Administration Menu OpenStage 60/80 Key Select a parameterEnter the parameter value Save and exit Element Data required LAN Settings LAN Port SettingsPC port mode / PC port status Controls the PC port PC port autoMDIX Administration via WBMAdministration via Local Phone Vlan Vlan discovery Automatic Vlan discovery Dhcp Manual configuration of a Vlan ID Layer 2 / 802.1p IP Network Parameters Quality of Service QoS Administration Network QoS Service Layer Layer 3 voice Layer 3 signalling Optional informations Use DhcpBasic informations Use Dhcp IP Address Manual Configuration Route default Default Route/Gateway Specific IP Routing DNS domain 6 DNSDNS Domain Name Primary DNS Secondary DNS DNS Servers Configuration & Update Service DLS Snmp Administration System Snmp Speech Encryption V1R4.x upwards Server cerfificate ---Backup certificate ---Use secure calls Terminal number ---Terminal name System Settings Terminal and User IdentityTerminal Identity Display Identity Display identity ---Enable ID Emergency and Voice Mail Administration via WBM V1R2.xAdministration via WBM V1R3.x upwards Emergency number ---Voicemail number Pixel saver Pixel Saver OpenStage 40/60/80 Date and Time Sntp IP address ---Timezone offset Daylight saving Difference mins No Sntp server available SIP Addresses SIP Addresses and Ports SIP Ports SIP Registration Unauthenticated RegistrationAuthenticated Registration User ID Password Registration timer ---Server type SIP Connection and Communication Response TimerResponse timer ms Connectivity Check Outbound Proxy Outbound proxy Default OBP domain SIP transport SIP Transport Protocol SIP Session Timer Session timer Session duration SIP Survivability System Registration Network Port configuration Backup proxy Features Configuration Allow Refuse Allow refuse Group pickup URI Feature CodeGroup Pickup Pickup alert V1R3.x upwards Administration System Features Configuration Audio Transfer on ring Transfer on Hangup Call TransferTransfer on Ring Administration via WBM V1R2.x Callback URIs Callback Busy Callback No reply Callback Cancel all MWI server URI Message Waiting Address System Based Conference Server features Server Based Features V1R3.x upwards UaCSTA Interface Allow uaCSTA Local Menu Timeout Not used timeout Multiline Appearance/Keyset Line key configuration Data required Administration via WBM Address Ring on/off Selection order Configure Keyset Operation Data required Administration System Features Keyset Operation Direct Station Select DSS General DSS Settings Deflect to DSS Refuse DSS pickup DSS Pickup timer Settings for a DSS key System Features Program keys edit Key Modules Dialing Canonical Dialing Configuration External numbers External access codeInternal numbers International gateway code Administration Local Functions Locality Canonical dial Local enterprise code Section Canonical Dial Lookup Administration Mobility 10.1 FTP/HTTPS Server Common FTP/HTTPS SettingsTransferring Phone Software, Application and Media Files Download method ---Server Account Username Password ---FTP path Https base URL Data required in every case 10.3.1 FTP/HTTPS Access DataData required if not derived from Defaults Phone Software Use default Download method ---Server Phone app Download/Update Phone SoftwareStart Download via WBM Start Download via Local Phone Music on Hold 10.4.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data Administration File transfer Hold music Hold Music Download Music on Hold Picture Clips 10.5.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data File transfer Picture clip Picture clip Download Picture Clip Ldap Template 10.6.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data File transfer Ldap Download Ldap Template Logo 10.7.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data File transfer Logo Download Logo Screensaver 10.8.1 FTP/HTTPS Access Data File transfer Screensaver Screensaver Download ScreensaverSubmit button Start Download via Local Phone 100 10.9.1 FTP/HTTPS Access DataRinger File Length Kbit/s 101 Use default Download method Administration 103 Download Ringer FileRinger 104 Corporate Phonebook Directory Settings Ldap 105 RTP base 106 Speech RTP Base Port 107 Codec Preferences 722 108 Silence suppression ---Packet size 109 Audio SettingsDisable microphone ---Disable loudspeech 110 Basic Setup/Configuration 111 112 113 114 115 Use proxyModify an Existing Application 116 117 Confirmation 118 PasswordConfirmation 119 Troubleshooting Lost Password Factory reset 120 Factory Reset Display on the Local Phone Diagnostics Display General Phone InformationDisplayed Data Display on the WBM DNS domain ---LAN RX LAN Monitoring 123 IP Tests Process and Memory Information Fault Trace Configuration Application framework Bluetooth serviceCsta service 126 Download syslog file Health service Data Access serviceDigit analysis service Directory service Service registry POT servicePhysical interface service Service framework Voice mail Web Server service802.1x service V1R3.x upwards Voice engine 130 131 Bluetooth Handsfree Administration via WBMBluetooth Headset Administration via WBM Easy Trace Profiles 132 Call Connection Administration via WBM17.6.4 Call Log Administration via WBM 133 Ldap Phonebook Administration via WBMDAS Connection Administration via WBM DLS Data Errors Administration via WBM 134 17.6.8 Administration via WBMHelp Application Administration via WBM Sidecar Administration via WBM 135 Key Input Administration via WBMLAN Connectivity Administration via WBM Local Phonebook Administration via WBM 136 Messaging Administration via WBMPhone administration Mobility Server based applications Speech Administration via WBMTone Administration via WBM USB Backup/Restore Administration via WBM 138 Voice Dialling Administration via WBMWeb Based Management Administration via WBM 139 No Tracing for All Services Administration via WBM 140 QoS ReportsConditions and Thresholds for Report Generation 141 Non-compressing codecs / Compressing codes Minimum session length Report intervalObserve interval 143 View Report 144 145 146 Data viewing via WBM 147 Core dumpRemote Tracing Syslog V1R4.x upwards Remote trace status ---Remote ip Remote port Test Interface Disable HPT 148 149 Bluetooth Local device address 150 Enable Parameter Example value Explanation Canonical Dialing Canonical Dialing Settings Canonical Dial Lookup Example 2 Internal number, different node Conversion examplesExample 1 Internal number, same node as the local phone Examples and HowTos Adobe Photoshop Example Save the Image How to Create Logo Files for OpenStage Phones For OpenStageCreate a New Image Adobe Photoshop Insert the Logo Adobe Photoshop For OpenStage 60/80Select the Background Color Phone Type Skin Color Code Adobe Photoshop Example Merge Layers Phone Type Size px Background Transparency How to Set Up the Corporate Phonebook Ldap Create an Ldap Template Ldap Attribute Example Template Value Lables Generic Example Standard Attributes OpenStage Field Ldap Attribute Example Template Value Microsoft Active Directory Specific Example OpenStage Field Load the Ldap Template into the Phone Test Configure Ldap Access Examples and HowTos Screenshot context menu Menus Web Interface Menu File transfer Feature access1Authentication Diagnostics Miscellaneous MaintenanceQoS Reports Web Pages Admin Login Add application Modify application Xpressions Bluetooth IP configuration V1R2.x IP configuration V1R3.x upwards Update Service DLS QoS Technical Reference SIP interface V1R2.x SIP interface V1R3.x Registration Snmp Configuration V1R2.x Technical Reference Program keys Line Key Module Keyset operation Services Services V1R3.x Security V1R4.x Defaults Phone application Hold music Logo Screensaver Ringer file Dongle key Technical Reference Technical Reference Change Admin password Change User password Fault trace configuration Bluetooth handsfree profile Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference 802.1x problems Clear all profiles Generation View Session Data Technical Reference Technical Reference Menu Further information Technical Reference Technical Reference Menu Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference Technical Reference DiffServ GlossaryAddress of Record AoR Gateway 711722 729 Layer IP addressJitter Port MAC AddressPoE QDC Glossary QoS Subnet Mask Switch VoIP Vlan Glossary Index Index SIP Index A31003-O1010-M100-10-76A9, 13/06/2008 Page Siemens Enterprise Communications