Specifications

TD 92326GB
2009-03-10 / Ver. E
Installation and Operation Manual
VoIP Gateway
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11.4.1 Object Properties
Depending on the type of the object different configuration parameters are available.
Some configuration parameters are common for all objects
Waiting Queue
(Not supported)
The Waiting object create queues in the PBX Application.
Voicemail
(Not supported)
The Voice Mail object type is used to create an object which distributes
the calls to a voicemail box at no answer.
Field name Description
• Long Name This name is used to identify the object in the database and
for display purposes. The long name must be unique
throughout the system. For example, for the User object he
e-mail name of the subscriber can be used here.
• Display Name This will be shown, for example as calling name. This name
does not need to be unique.
• Name This name is used for signalling (like a call number) and must
be unique throughout the system. This is the unique H.323
name used in the IP telephone network.
This is the name displayed on a handset in idle mode, for
example J. Smith for a subscriber.
• Number This is the E.164 number, the unique phone number in the
traditional telephone network, and the IP telephone
network.
For example the number of the exchange or the extension
number for the subscriber.
• Critical If checked, the object can be modified with full PBX
administration rights only.
• Password If a registration password is allocated here, then it must be
specified during registration, or otherwise the registration
will fail.
You can enter an appropriate password to protect the data
of a defined subscriber from unauthorized access.
• Hardware ID The hardware ID is a name which can be used to register an
endpoint to this object. This name is not displayed and
cannot be used to call the object. Some endpoints use
default names to register based on the MAC address of the
endpoint, which can be configured here. This way there is
no need to configure any Name/Number on the endpoint
itself.
If the terminal of a subscriber uses a special device
dependent code for registration, enter this code.
If the terminal is an Ascom VoWiFi Handset it will log on
with i75-XX-XX-XX. Where the Xs should be replaced with
the last 6 hexadecimals in the VoIP client's MAC address.