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Managing the Telephone Manually or Using the Web Interface
30 4602 SIP Telephone SIP Release 1.2 Administrator’s Guide
Main (Home) Page
The Home page provides access to several administrative Web pages. They are:
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Network & QoS - used to view or modify a phone’s Internet Protocol or Quality of Service
settings.
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Firmware Update - used to view or modify the file name from which a software download
is taken or the Configuration HTTP Server. You can also initiate a firmware download using
this page.
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SIP Settings - used to view or modify this phone’s SIP registration or server information.
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Phone Settings - used to view or modify phone settings such as the Date/Time format,
messages button URI, ring type, button click feedback, and other phone-specific features
and settings.
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Call Handling - used to view or modify call handling feature settings such as Call
Forwarding, Call Waiting, Call Hold, Do Not Disturb, Speed Dial, and HotLine.
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Admin Security - used to view or modify the administrative password for a phone.
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User Security - used to view or modify the user password for (user) Web interface access.
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Network Status - displays a phone’s current IP and QoS settings.
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Hardware Status - displays a phone’s current Model Number, CPU attribute and MAC
address.
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Firmware Status - displays the Boot or Application filename and the HTTP configuration
server from which this phone obtains its operating parameters.
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Reset - re-boots the telephone, restoring all parameters to their default settings.
Note:
Note:
Always click the Save button after modifying one or more values on any of the
pages listed above. Updates do not occur until you save your data.
Switching to the User Web Interface
The user Web interface is helpful in debugging problems with a specific phone.
To switch to the user Web interface, re-establish a Web connection to the telephone using the
appropriate user password when prompted. The user Web interface is described in detail in the
“4602 SIP User’s Guide.”