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/stationusage:forward
corresponds to Use <this phone > to place and answer
calls
plus Forward my calls to this <phone>.
Q /terminalsvrmode. Set this to “
terminalsvrmode=1
” when running a ViewPoint
application that will be accessed by multiple users over Terminal Server or Citrix.
With terminalsvrmode=1, the individual users’ logon settings are preserved for
each user, instead of being reset by each user.
Note that with terminalsvrmode=1, ViewPoint does not perform a version check on
startup and will not prompt for automatic upgrade if the Server has been or is being
upgraded.
Using the /station command
The
/station
command associates ViewPoint with a specific phone, either a station ID or a
remote number. You can use this switch to set up various ViewPoint shortcuts for different
remote locations, so you don’t have to wait for ViewPoint to launch, then choose
File > Use a
different station
, and wait for it to launch again.
Syntax
/station:<station number/remote number>
For
<station number>
, specify an internal or external station ID, for example
/station:77
.
For
<remote number>
, use the following syntax:
<access code><extension/phone number/IP address>
Q access code. Syntax:
ac=<code>
. Example:
ac=9
. Specifies the dialing service access
code for Strata CS to use when placing calls to you. If omitted, Strata CS uses the default
dialing service for your number type.
Q extension. Syntax:
ext:<ext>
. Example:
ext:7601
. Specifies a Centrex/PBX
extension, not a Strata CS extension.
Q phone number. Syntax:
phone:<+><number>
. Example:
phone:+12125551212
. Include
the + to have Strata CS use dialing rules when dialing the number. Omit the + to have
Strata CS dial the number exactly as you enter it without applying dialing rules.
Q IP address. Syntax
ip:<address>
. Example:
ip:11.22.33.44.
Example:
ip:dotcomaddress.com/1234
.. As when entering IP addresses in ViewPoint, you can
specify the address by either name or number, and optionally add a slash and append a
dial-through number for H.323 Gateways. See
“Entering an IP address” on page 12-9.
Examples
/station:0
/station:phone:+16175551212
/station:ac=77;phone:+16175551212
/station:ip:foo.bar.com/1234
/station:ac=68;ip:foo.bar.com/1234