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36 CHAPTER 1: CONFIGURING THE AUTHENTICATION SERVER
To reset any of these fields to their original setting, click Reset.
Access codes precede actual phone numbers in a typical dial string. To
use calling features requiring access codes, simply dial the appropriate
Table 9 Edit Phone Features Field Descriptions
Feature Format
Default
Access Code
Caller Identity ■ Calling Number Delivery—N/A N/A
■ Calling Name Delivery—N/A N/A
■ Call Identity Suppression Universal—N/A *83
■ Enable Call Identity Suppression Per
Call—N/A
*82
■ Disable Call Identity Suppression Per
Call—N/A
*67
Call Forward Busy Use the sip:<user_name>@<host_name>
format for the Phone Address field.
*74
Call Forward Ring
No Answer
Use the sip:<user_name>@<host_name>
format for the Phone Address field.
The Time Out, seconds field is the time (in
seconds) for which the phone will ring before
being forwarded to the forwarding phone
address. A typical setting for this field is 15.
*76
Call Forward
Universal
Use the sip:<user_name>@<host_name>
format for the Phone Address field.
*72
Directed Call Pickup N/A *52
Speed Dial The standard format for all access codes is *##,
for example *11. The access codes are
automatically assigned. Users are assigned 12
speed dials with access codes *11 through
*22.
When the Busy Lamp Flash (BLF) box is enabled
(checked), the lamp next to that speed dial on
the phone will be lit when the phone mapped
to the configured speed dial is in use.
Add a unique name for each speed dial
number.
SIP URI address for the phone using this speed
dial.
*11 through
*22
Voice Mail Address Use either an IP address <x.x.x.x> or
<mail.sip.host_name> format for the Address
1, Address 2, and Address 3 fields.
N/A