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Managing User Phone Extensions 105
■ Remove an extension assigned to a user. See Unassigning a Phone
Extension.
■ Delete a phone extension. The Delete option on the User - Assigned
Phones page first unassigns the phone, then removes the phone from
the system. See also Deleting a Phone Extension
.
■ Modify the MAC address associated with the phone extension if
configured. Click the link in the MAC column. See C
onfiguring Media
Access Control.
■ Prevent anonymous calls from reaching users. Click Call Restrictions in
the Actions column and see Adding Anonymous Call Restrictions
.
■ View phone registration information, such as the IP address assigned
to the phone. Click Registrations in the Actions column and see
V
iewing Phone Registration Information.
■ Prevent specific incoming and outgoing calls for a phone. Click Call
Restrictions in the Actions column and see Configuring Phone
Restrictions.
■ View the call history for a phone. Click Call History and see Viewing
Call History.
■ Change the default ring tone for the phone, for a hunt group, or for a
bridged line. Click Selective Ringing and see Configuri
ng Selective
Ringing.
■ View the hunt group (or groups) to which an extension is assigned.
Click Hunt Groups and see Configuring Hunt Groups
and Attendants.
■ Override phone settings (such as date and time format, and ring
tones) configured by a user through the VCX User web interface. Click
Settings and see Modifying a User’s Phone Settings
.
The other options in the Actions column (Features, Call Coverage, Button
Mappings, Bridge Permissions, and Bridged Phones) are described in
Chapter 6
.
Unassigning a Phone
Extension
This section describes how to remove one or more phone extensions
assigned to a user.
Note that, if an assigned user extension belongs to a group (for example,
a hunt group) or has an association with another phone (for example, is
bridged to another extension), you must delete the membership or
remove the association before you can unassign the extension. VCX