Specifications

Managing Users Managing Home Locations

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 Min Cellular to Wi-Fi Roam RSSI—Minimum Wi-Fi RSSI threshold that must be available for

a call to be handed over from cellular to Wi-Fi. The valid value range is -95 through -40, and

the default value is -70.

 Min Voice RSSI—Minimum RSSI threshold for incoming and outgoing voice calls. This value

represents the minimum RSSI allowed for initiating a voice call. If this value is not met or

exceeded, then Wi-Fi is not available. The valid value range is -95 through -40, and the default

value is -72.

 Max Packet Loss %—Maximum average percentage of voice packet loss allowed before the

call is handed over to cellular. If average packet loss exceeds this value, the call is handed

over to the cellular network if it is available. The valid value range is 0 through 100%, and the

default value is 10%.

5. Click Apply to save your changes.

Deleting Home Locations

If you no longer want to include a home location as part of a user profile, you can delete the home

location. If you have only one home location defined and delete it, any calling rules or call routing

options that use a home location as criteria will no longer be activated when you are in proximity of the

home location.

To delete a home location:

1. Select Configuration > Groups and Users > Users.

2. Click the Home Locations tab.

3. In the Name area, select the home location that you want to delete.

4. Click Delete. The home location is deleted.

Adding Cellular Information to a Home Location

You can add the following cellular information to a home location:

 Cellular service provider

 Location area code (LAC)

 Cellular identification number

If you do not have easy access to the LAC and cellular identification number for the mobile device, the

user can use the ShoreTel Mobility Client to manage the home locations.

To add home cellular information:

1. Select Configuration > Groups and Users > Users.

Note

Home Location usage is only supported by Nokia and BlackBerry devices.