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The Unified Manager navigation tree allows you to refine details about individual telephones. You
can also use these DN records instead of the Add Users Wizard (
“Configuring DNs using the
Wizards” on page 381 ) to configure telephones. For general information about the DN headings
and how to decide which records you need to use, and how to alter the number, refer to the
information under
“Configuring DN records, an overview” on page 365 .
Note: This section discusses telephone DNs in terms of a default Start DN of 221, and a
DN length equal to 3. These values are defined during system startup.
However, you can specify a different DN length or change the DN number ranges, depending on
your system requirements. Note that changes to these settings, have a wide-ranging affect on your
system and should be done before you do any other system programming. Refer to
“Renumbering
DNs” on page 378 and “Defining DN length” on page 294 .
The figure below shows an overview of the top two levels of the System DNs headings. The DN
records shown under the second-level headings are similar in structure, as shown in the second
figure below, which shows a detailed view of the information under the DNs (DNxxx) headings.
For a detailed explanation of the second-level DN headings.
Figure 124 First and second-level System DNs headings and features
System DNs
Active set DNs
DN XXX-XXX
General
Line Access
Capabilities
User Preferences
Restrictions
Telco Features
Active Companion DNs
Active application DNs
System DNs ...
Inactive DNs
Set DNs
Companion DNs
All Inactive DNs
All ISDN/DECT DNs
All System DNs
DN Registration
Active DNs reg’d
Inactive DNs reg’d
All DNs reg’d
DNs avail for reg’d
IP set DNs reg’d
System DNs ...
DN Registration ...
Voice port DNs reg’d
Active
Inactive
IP wireless DNs reg’d
Active
Inactive
CTE media DNs reg’d
Active
Inactive
OAM DN reg’d