Product guide

A5000 R5.4 Product Guide – SIP terminals – Aastra 6700i range
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From Aastra 5000 R5.4:
 The deployment login is not available any longer.
 The login with password is available: a specific password is managed by the user for each
subscription during its creation. Security is reinforced.
 Free seating is available and it is necessary to have an AM 7450 R2.4 so as to be able to
retain the subscription-related programmable keys and multi-line configuration, during
relocation.
35.15.4 Security: dual homing and login/logout (free seating)
Terminals in anonymous mode do not have the so-called dual homing backup configuration.
A backup subscription behaves like a subscription without logout authorisation possibility.
Logout is rejected in the dual homing phase.
Login is accepted if the subscription on which the user is trying to log on:
 has no assignment
 Or has a SIP or IP DECT assignment, with not set connected on
 Or has the same terminal already registered (after factory reset)
After his login, the user retrieves the following features:
 Call forward settings
 The user's subscription and language rights
 The system keys (directory, mailbox access, etc.) managed by the A5000 call server
 Access to the A5000 directory for call by name.
The terminal’s programmed keys and private directory are not available in the relocation.
If a subscription is not associated with a terminal, the missed call indicator is updated, as well as call
forwarding on busy.