100REL_SUPPORT

1

Specifies whether the 100rel option tag is included in the SIP INVITE header field.

The options are the following:

A

AADS_URL

null

When you specify the URL, the phone obtains the configuration from the Avaya Aura Device Services (AADS) and uses this configuration to enable the Single sign-on (SSO) feature.

The phone ignores the GUESTLOGINSTAT and ENABLE_PHONE_LOCK parameters, when you specify AADS_URL.

The URL can be 0-255 ASCII characters without space. The data type is String. The AADS URL is an HTTPS protocol. For example,https://example.com:443/acs/resources/configurations

AADS_CONTACT_URL

Null

Specifies the URL path of the HTTPS server to find and access the contact management system from AADS. The valid value is a string of 0 to 255 ASCII characters without spaces. This field is empty by default.

ACOUSTIC_EXPOSURE_PROTECT_MODE_DEFAULT

Off

Specifies the long-term acoustic exposure protection mode default setting.

The options are the following:

ADMIN_LOGIN_ATTEMPT_ALLOWED

10

Specifies the allowed number of failed attempts to enter the access code before the local or craft procedures gets locked. Valid values are from 1 to 20.

ADMIN_LOGIN_LOCKED_TIME

10

Specifies the duration for lockout when a user reaches the maximum attempts limit for accessing the Administration menu.

Valid values are from 5 minutes to 1440 minutes.

ADMIN_PASSWORD

27238

Specifies an access code for accessing the Admin menu.

Valid values are from 6 to 31 alphanumeric characters including upper case, lower case characters and special characters. However, double quote character (“) cannot be used for a value of this parameter.

AGCHAND

1

Specifies the status of Automatic Gain Control (AGC) for the handset.

The options are the following:

AGCHEAD

1

Specifies the status of Automatic Gain Control (AGC) for the headset.

The options are the following:

AGCSPKR

1

Specifies the status of Automatic Gain Control (AGC) for the speaker.

The options are the following:

AGTGREETINGSTAT

0

Specifies whether the Agent Greetings feature is enabled or not.

The options are the following:

AGTGREETLOGOUTDEL

0

Specifies whether the phone deletes agent greeting messages upon the agent logout.

AGENTGREETINGSDELAY

0

Specifies delat time in milliseconds between call pickup and agent greeting message playback start.

Valid values are 0-3000

ALLOW_DND_SAC_LINK_CHANGE

0

Specifies if the user is allowed to change the DND and SAC button link. If the change is allowed, the menu to set the DND and SAC link is displayed.

The options are the following:

ALWAYS_FAVORITES_FOR_BUTTON_MODULES

0

Specifies whether the Always Favorites on Button Module feature is enabled or not.

The options are the following:

ALLOW_GUEST_SESSION_PERSISTENCE

0

Specifies whether a Guest Login session continues after the phone reboots.

This parameter controls the behavior of the phone when a guest user is logged in and the phone reboots. Depending on the configuration you set, the phone either restores the Guest Login session or logs in the primary user.

The options are the following:

APPLICATION_HEADER_APPEARANCE_CONTEXT

0

Specifies whether appearances context will be shown on the Application Header Line in Phone List View. This Application Header context relies on SHORT_FORM_USER_ID and DISPLAY_NAME to display the Application Header line context appropriately.

The options are the following:

0: appearances context will not be shown on the Application Header Line (default)

1: appearances context will be shown on the Application Header Line

If this parameter is enabled but both SHORT_FORM_USER_ID and DISPLAY_NAME are null, then the userid of the registered SIP user will be displayed.

If the Agent login and logout feature is enabled on Avaya J159 IP Phone, the value for this parameter must be 0.

APPNAME_IN_USE

Null

Used to check which firmware version is installed on the phone to perform a corresponding action, for example:IF $APPNAME_IN_USE SEQ 4.0.2.0.11 GOTO CROSSGRADE

ASTCONFIRMATION

60

Specifies the number of seconds that the phone waits to validate an active subscription when it subscribes to the avaya-cm-feature-status package.

Valid values are16through3600

.

AUDASYS

3

Specifies the current setting for audible alerting and whether users can change this setting.

Valid values:

The values 4 to 19 turns on audible alerting and sets the volume levels from 1 (minimum) to 16 (maximum). User cannot adjust the ringer volume.

AUDIOENV

0

Specifies the audio environment index and enables you to customize the phone's audio performance.

Valid values are0through299

.

This parameter affects settings for AGC dynamic range, handset and headset noise reduction thresholds, and headset transmit gain. Always consult Avaya before changing this parameter.

This parameter affects settings for AGC dynamic range and handset noise reduction thresholds. Always consult Avaya before changing this parameter.

AUDIOPATH

1

Specifies the audio path for the phone.

The options are the following:

AUDIOSTHD

0

Specifies the level of sidetone in the headset.

The options are the following:

AUDIOSTHS

0

Specifies the level of sidetone in the handset.

The options are the following:

AUTH

0

Specifies whether the phones use only HTTPS file servers to download the configuration and software files. The phone sets the value of AUTH to 1 only when the parameter value is supplied to the phone from an HTTPS server.

Valid values:

If the current value of AUTH is1, to change the value to0

, reset the phone to defaults.

AUTHCTRLSTAT

0

Specifies if the enhanced debugging capabilities can be activated from the SSH server by the Avaya technicians only.

The options are the following:

The parameter must be set to1only for the debugging period by Avaya technicians. Set the parameter back to0

when the debugging period completes.

AUTO_SELECT_ANY_IDLE_APPR

0

Specifies that any idle call appearance (primary or bridged) can be automatically selected. This parameter works along with the parameter CONF_TRANS_ON_PRIMARY_APPR.

The options are the following:

AUTO_UNMUTE

0

Specifies whether the call is not in a muted state when the transducer is changed. This feature is applied on all types of calls.

The options are the following:

AUTOINTERCOM_CALL_LOG_MODE

0

Specifies whether the phone logs an auto-answered and auto-muted auto-intercom call as an answered call or a missed call. If there is no defined user action during this call, the phone logs this call as a missed call. You can specify if pressing the Mute button is the required user action or the user can press any key on the phone to log the call as an answered call.

If the user does not press the required key, the phone logs the call as a missed call.

The following are the valid options:

AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_DAYS

Sun

Specifies the days of automatic update. This parameter is applicable only when AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_POLICY is set to value 2 or 3.

Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun for weekly update.

xMon, xTue, xWed, xThu, xFri, xSat, xSun for monthly update. where x is the occurrence of the month. For example: 2Mon, means second Monday of the month.

The phone uses the default value if you set invalid values.

Example for weekly update SET AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_DAYS "Sun"

Example for monthly update SET AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_DAYS "1Sun"

AUTOMATIC_UPGRADE_INSTALL_DATE_TIME

Null

Specifies the date and time after which the new firmware is downloaded and installed. After this date and time is reached, the phone uses the settings of AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_DAYS and AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_WINDOW to trigger firmware download reboot. If this parameter value is not set, then the phone uses AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_POLICY, AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_DAYS, and AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_WINDOW to trigger the firmware download.

AUTOMATIC_UPGRADE_INSTALL_DATE_TIME is applicable if AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_POLICY is set to 1, 2, or 3.

The format is YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm, where:

For example: SET AUTOMATIC_UPGRADE_INSTALL_DATE_TIME 2015-04-12T23:20

This parameter applies to the phone local time as defined by the following parameters:

AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_REBOOT_PROMPT

0

Specifies if the user is prompted for confirmation when the phone detects a new software update that requires a reboot.

Reboot is triggered immediately for configuration changes that require a reboot. Update policy parameters such as AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_POLICY, AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_DAYS, AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_WINDOW, and AUTOMATIC_UPGRADE_INSTALL_DATE_TIME are updated without a reboot.

The options are the following:

AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_POLICY

0

Specifies the automatic update frequency.

The options are the following:

AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_WINDOW

2,4

Specifies the window for the automatic update of the phone. Value m, n specifies the hours to Start and End the window for automatic update, where m, n are numeric values ranging from 0 to 23. For example, 3,4 means the automatic update Starts and Ends between 3 AM and 4 AM.

Each phone picks a random time between this specified window.

The time is in 24hr format.

For example SET AUTOMATIC_UPDATE_WINDOW "23,0"

Sets one hour window from 11 PM to 00 AM for the automatic update.

AWAY_TIMER

1

Controls whether the phone reports an away state.

The options are the following:

AWAY_TIMER_VALUE

30

Specifies the number of minutes of idle time after which the phone assumes that the user is away from the phone.

The range is1-1500minutes.

BACKGROUND_IMAGE

Null

Specifies a list of custom background images that you can upload to the provisioning server. Users can set these background images on their phone.

The phone supports up to 5 background images with the following limitations:

Avaya J139 IP Phone, Avaya J159 IP Phone, Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone screen resolution is 320x240 pixels. Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone and and Avaya J189 IP Phone color depth is 16 bits. and Avaya J189 IP Phone screen resolution is 800x480 pixels. Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone phones support grayscale color spaces and other color display phones support yCbCr color spaces.

The file names must be comma-separated without intervening spaces. You can define absolute URLs, absolute paths, relative paths, macros, or file names for the image files.

• An absolute URL. For example, http://username:password@provisioning.example.com:8088/path/image1.jpg
  If the server requires credential authentication, the credentials must be defined in the URL string.
• An absolute path that ignores HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,/path/image1.jpg
• A relative path that is appended to HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,path/image1.jpg
• Macros. The actual values replace the macros. For example,

  • "$SERIALNO"is replaced with the phone serial number in uppercase.
  • "$MACADDR"is replaced with the phone MAC address in lowercase without intervening colons.
  • "$MODEL4"is replaced with the four-character phone model number in uppercase.
• File name.

For example, SET BACKGROUND_IMAGE "background_example1.jpg,background_example2.jpg"

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_DISPLAY

Null

Specifies the background image to be displayed on the phone.

The default value is empty. The value is separated by commas without any intervening spaces.

To select one of the seven built-in default images, specify a value from 0 to 6.

You can define a file name if BACKGROUND_IMAGE is defined with the same file name.

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_DISPLAY_JEM

Null

Specifies the background image to be displayed on the Avaya J100 Expansion Module.

The default value is empty.

To select one of the seven built-in default images, specify a value from 0 to 6.

You can define a file name if BACKGROUND_IMAGE_JEM is defined with the same file name.

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_JEM

Null

Specifies a list of background images for the Avaya J100 Expansion Module display.

Avaya J100 Expansion Module supports up to 5 background images with the following limitations:

The Avaya J100 Expansion Module has a resolution of 272 x 480 pixels.

The file names must be comma-separated without intervening spaces. You can define absolute URLs, absolute paths, relative paths, macros, or file names for the image files.

• An absolute URL. For example, http://username:password@provisioning.example.com:8088/path/image1.jpg
  If the server requires credential authentication, the credentials must be defined in the URL string.
• An absolute path that ignores HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,/path/image1.jpg
• A relative path that is appended to HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,path/image1.jpg
• Macros. The actual values replace the macros. For example,

  • "$SERIALNO"is replaced with the phone serial number in uppercase.
  • "$MACADDR"is replaced with the phone MAC address in lowercase without intervening colons.
  • "$MODEL4"is replaced with the four-character phone model number in uppercase.
• File name.

For example, SET BACKGROUND_IMAGE_JEM "jem_background_example1.jpg,jem_background_example2.jpg"

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_JEM_FOLLOW_PRIMARY

1

Specifies whether the Avaya J100 Expansion Module background image always follows the primary display or can have a separate background image.

The options are:

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_SELECTABLE

1

Enables the end user to select background images.

The options are the following:

• 0: The user can not use a background images from the phone UI.
• 1: The user can select a background images from the phone UI.

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_SELECTABLE_JEM

1

Specifies whether the user can select a background image.

The options are:

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_SECONDARY

Null

Specifies a list of background images for the secondary display. The phone supports up to 5 background images with the following limitations:

• Software version 4.0.11 and earlier support the .jpeg format. Software version 4.0.12 and later support the .jpg format.
• The maximum file size is 256 KB.
• The file names are case sensitive.

The file names must be comma-separated without intervening spaces. You can define absolute URLs, absolute paths, relative paths, macros, or file names for the image files.

• An absolute URL. For example, http://username:password@provisioning.example.com:8088/path/image1.jpg
  If the server requires credential authentication, the credentials must be defined in the URL string.
• An absolute path that ignores HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,/path/image1.jpg
• A relative path that is appended to HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,path/image1.jpg
• Macros. The actual values replace the macros. For example,

  • "$SERIALNO"is replaced with the phone serial number in uppercase.
  • "$MACADDR"is replaced with the phone MAC address in lowercase without intervening colons.
  • "$MODEL4"is replaced with the four-character phone model number in uppercase.
• File name.

For example, SET BACKGROUND_IMAGE_SECONDARY "secondary_background_example1.jpg,secondary_background_example2.jpg"

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_DISPLAY_SECONDARY

Null

Specifies the background image to be displayed on the Secondary screen. The file name will be one of the file names listed in BACKGROUND_IMAGE_SECONDARY.

The default value is empty. The value is separated by commas without any intervening spaces.

To select one of the seven built-in default images, specify a value from 0 to 6.

You can define a file name if BACKGROUND_IMAGE_SECONDARY is defined with the same file name.

BACKGROUND_IMAGE_SELECTABLE_SECONDARY

1

Enables the end user to select background images for the secondary screen.

The options are the following:

• 0: The user can not use a background images from the phone UI.
• 1: The user can select a background images from the phone UI.

This parameter overrides the value configured using BACKGROUND_IMAGE_DISPLAY_SECONDARY parameter

BACKLIGHT_SELECTABLE

0

Specifies whether backlight timer is selected by the administrator (BAKLIGHTOFF) or user.

The options are the following:

BAKLIGHTOFF

120

Specifies the number of minutes of idle time after which the display backlight will be turned off.

Phones with gray-scale displays do not completely turn backlight off, they set it to the lowest non-off level.

Valid values are 0 through 999.

A value of0means that the display backlight will not be turned off automatically when the phone is idle.

For ENERGY STAR compliance on applicable phones, a value of 20 is recommended.

BLOCK_CERTIFICATE_WILDCARDS

0

Specifies whether the endpoint will accept server identity certificates with wildcards.

The options are the following:

BLOCK_PPM_CONTACTS_SEARCH

0

Specifies whether the user can select System contacts (PPM contacts) to be included in a search as part of the Contact Search feature.

Valid values are:

BLUETOOTHSTAT

1

Specifies whether the user is given an option to enable the Bluetooth.

The options are the following:

BRANDING_VOLUME

5

Specifies the volume level at which the Avaya audio brand is played.

The options are the following:

BRURI

Null

Provides the capability to send a phone report to a server with the URI of the server defined by this parameter. To send the report, go to Main MenuAdminDebugPhone report.

BUTTON_MAPPINGS

Null

Specifies a list of Button and Status pairs that change the operation of some of the buttons on the phone.

Button and Status pairs are separated by commas without any intervening spaces.

Valid button values areForward,Speaker

,Hookswitch, andHeadset

.

Valid Status values arenaandcc-release

.

The options are the following:

BUSY_INDICATOR_LED_PROFILE

0

Specifies if the LED state and the Busy indicator icon on the phone screen synchronize when the monitoring station views the status of monitored stations.

Valid values:

C

CALL_DECLINE_POLICY

0

Specifies whether the user can decline the incoming call. You can enable and disable the feature using the following options:

The options are:

CALLFWD_CHAIN_ORDER

0

The "Forwarded by" details that are shown for incoming calls that have been forwarded by another user. Specifies which user information to be displayed on an incoming call if there are multiple forwards before being received as an incoming call.

The options are the followings:

CALL_ON_OFFHOOK

0

Specifies the call is placed when the user goes off-hook while highlighting a call target in selected applications.

You can also provide access to enable or disable the user from changing the feature settings.

If you enable CALL_ON_OFFHOOK, the phone ignores the values of the parameter EDIT_DIALING_FROM_CALL_LOG .

If the forced value is not set, you can give the access to user to change this setting in the Phone menu.

The options are:

CALLFWDDELAY

1

Sets the number of ring cycles before the call is forwarded to the forward or coverage address. The default delay is one ring cycle.

CC_INFO_TIMER

8

Specifies the duration, in hours, of the subscription to the SIP CC-Info event package.

Valid values are 1 through 24.

Valid values are 0 through 24. The default value is 8.

When the value is 0, the subscription doesn't expire. Use value 0 for the Service Observer feature through CTI.

CERT_WARNING_DAYS

60

Specifies the number of days before the expiration of a certificate that a warning will first appear on the phone screen. Certificates include trusted certificates, OCSP certificates and identity certificate. Log and syslog message will also be generated. The warning will reappear every seven days. Valid values are from 0 to 99.

The options are the following:

CERT_WARNING_DAYS_EASG

365

Specifies how many days before the expiration of EASG product certificate that a warning should first appear on the phone screen. Syslog message will be also generated. Valid values are from 90 to 730.

CLDISPCONTENT

1

Specifies whether the name, the number, or both will be displayed for Call Log entries.

The options are the following:

CODEC_PRIORITY

OPUS,G722,G711U,G711A,G726,G729

Specifies the priority order for all codecs, supported by the phones.

Valid value is a string of correct codec names, separated by a comma with no blank spaces. For example:

If values are entered incorrectly or the phone does not support the listed codec, the value is ignored.

CONF_TRANS_ON_PRIMARY_APPR

0

Determines conference and transfer setup whether to use idle primary call appearance or idle bridged call appearance.

The options are the following:

CONFERENCE_FACTORY_URI

Null

Specifies the URI for Avaya Aura Conferencing.

Valid values contain zero or one URI, where a URI consists of a dial string followed by @, and then the domain name, which must match the routing pattern configured in System Manager for Adhoc Conferencing.

Depending on the dial plan, the dial string can need a prefix code, such as a 9 to get an outside line. The domain portion of the URI can be in the form of an IP address or an FQDN.

The value can contain 0 to 255 characters. The default value is null.

CONFERENCE_TYPE

1

Determines the selection of the Conference Method.

The options are the following:

If the parameter is set to a value that is outside the range then default value is selected.

CONFIG_SERVER_SECURE_MODE

1

Specifies whether HTTP or HTTPS is used to access the configuration server.

The options are the following:

CONTACT_NAME_FORMAT

0

Specifies how contact names are displayed.

The options are the following:

CONTACT_SEARCH_MODE

0

Specifies the AADS contact search mode configured by the administrator.

When you configure the basic mode, the search requires basic parameters, such as name or extension number of the contact, whereas the advanced search requires additional parameters, such as the location or department of the contact.

When you configure the Forced Basic or Forced Advanced mode, you restrict the user from searching either with the basic or the advanced search mode from the phone user interface.

Valid values:

CONTROLLER_SEARCH_INTERVAL

16

Specifies the number of seconds the phone waits to complete the maintenance check for monitored controllers.

Valid values are 4 through 3600.

CONNECTION_REUSE

1

Specifies whether the phone will use two UDP, TCP, or TLS connection (for both outbound and inbound) or one UDP, TCP, or TLS connection.

The options are the following:

COUNTRY

USA

Used for network call progress tones.

Country names with spaces must be enclosed in double quotes.

CURRENT_LOGO

Null

Specifies if custom logo or wallpaper is selected for display.

The CURRENT_LOGO is used in the following cases:

CUSTOMIZATION_MODE

2

Specifies the customization mode.

The options are the following:

D

DATEFORMAT

Null

Specifies the format for dates displayed in the phone. The phone screen displays mm or dd in topline and Recents application. yy or yyyy is displayed only on the phone ScreenSaver when Date is enabled. Only / — . separators are supported.

From the software version 4.1.0 and later, Avaya J139 IP Phone, Avaya J159 IP Phone, Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone, and Avaya J189 IP Phone supports the following values:

If you enter any character without preceding with %, the phone displays the same.

For example, the phone topline to read mm/dd ,and the ScreenSaver to read mm/dd/yy set %m/%d/%y. Similarly for dd-mm, and dd-mm-YYYY, set %d-%m-%Y

DAYLIGHT_SAVING_SETTING_MODE

2

Specifies daylight savings time setting for phone.

The options are the following:

DELETE_DES_CERT

0

Specifies whether the installed identity certificate for profile DES will be deleted.

Valid values:

• 0: Installed identity certificate remains valid.
• 1: Installed identity certificate is removed.

DELETE_MY_CERT

0

Specifies whether the installed identity certificate, using SCEP or PKCS12 file download, will be deleted.

DELETE_PKCS12_CERT

0

Specifies whether the installed identity certificate for profile PKCS12#1 will be deleted.

Valid values:

• 0: Installed identity certificate remains valid.
• 1: Installed identity certificate is removed.

When parameter value is1, phone removes identity certificate for PKCS#1 profile.

DELETE_PKCS12_2_CERT

0

Specifies whether the installed identity certificate for profile PKCS12#2 will be deleted.

Valid values:

• 0: Installed identity certificate remains valid.
• 1: Installed identity certificate is removed.

When parameter value is1, phone removes identity certificate for PKCS12#2 profile.

DELETE_PKCS12_3_CERT

0

Specifies whether the installed identity certificate for profile PKCS12#3 will be deleted.

Valid values:

• 0: Installed identity certificate remains valid.
• 1: Installed identity certificate is removed.

When parameter value is1, phone removes identity certificate for PKCS12#3 profile.

DELETE_SCEP_CERT

0

Specifies whether the installed identity certificate for profile SCEP#1 will be deleted.

Valid values:

• 0: Installed identity certificate remains valid.
• 1: Installed identity certificate is removed.

When parameter value is1, phone removes identity certificate for SCEP#1 profile.

DELETE_SCEP_2_CERT

0

Specifies whether the installed identity certificate for profile SCEP#2 will be deleted.

Valid values:

• 0: Installed identity certificate remains valid.
• 1: Installed identity certificate is removed.

When parameter value is1, phone removes identity certificate for SCEP#2 profile.

DELETE_SCEP_3_CERT

0

Specifies whether the installed identity certificate for profile SCEP#3 will be deleted.

Valid values:

• 0: Installed identity certificate remains valid.
• 1: Installed identity certificate is removed.

When parameter value is1, phone removes identity certificate for SCEP#3 profile.

DES_STAT

2

Specifies if DES discovery is to be attempted during the boot process if there is no configuration file server provisioned on the phone.

The options are the following:

• 0: DES discovery is disabled and can only be restored with Reset to Defaults
• 1: DES discovery is disabled
• 2: DES discovery is enabled
• 3: to set the devices to automatically use DES without the need to select yes on the prompt.

DHCPSTAT

3

Specifies whether DHCPv4, DHCPv6 or both are used if IPv6 support is enabled by IPV6STAT.

The options are the following:

• 1: run DHCPv4 only.
• 2: run DHCPv6 only.
• 3: run both DHCPv4 and DHCPv6.

DHCPSTD

0

Specifies whether DHCP complies with the IETF RFC 2131 standard and continues to use the expired DHCP lease.

The options are the following:

DHCPSTDV6

0

Specifies whether DHCPv6 will comply with the IETF RFC 8415 standard and immediately stop using an IPv6 address if the address valid lifetime expires, or whether it will enter an extended rebinding state.

The options are the following:

• 0: DHCPv6 enters proprietary extended rebinding state (continue to use IPv6 address, if DHCPv6 lease expires).
• 1: DHCPv6 complies with IETF RFC 8415 standard (immediately release IPv6 address, if DHCPv6 lease expires).

DIALPLAN

Null

Specifies the dial plan used in the phone.

Dialplan accelerates dialing by eliminating the need to wait for the INTER_DIGIT_TIMEOUT timer to expire.

The value can contain 0 to 1023 characters. The default value is null.

DIGIT_MAPPING

Null

Specifies a digit map the phone uses to match digits to ensure a complete number is dialed, to transform dialed digits, and block numbers from being dialed. ',' is used for rules separation.

Valid value is a string of alphanumeric rules. If a rule uses incorrect characters, the phone ignores it.

The preferred way of configuring this parameter is through the web interface.

DIRUSERNAME

Null

Specifies the LDAP client username.

The following characters are allowed:

• 0–9
• a-z
• A-Z

The preferred way of configuring this parameter is through the web interface.

DIRPASSWORD

Null

Specifies the LDAP client password.

The following characters are allowed:

• 0–9
• a-z
• A-Z

The preferred way of configuring this parameter is through the web interface.

DIRSECURE

1

Specifies whether to use TLS or TCP for the LDAP server.

The options are the following:

For example, SET DIRSECURE 1

There is a difference between STARTTLS and LDAPS: STARTTLS uses the same port as the LDAP protocol. The DIRSRVRPRT parameter value must be the same as the port configured for the LDAP (not for LDAPS) protocol on the server side.

The LDAPS protocol uses a port different from LDAP. The value for DIRSRVRPRT needs to correspond to server port for the LDAPS connection.

DIRAUTHTYPE

1

Specifies the kind of authentication that is used if the value of the DIRUSERNAME parameter is not null.

The options are the following:

DIRENABLED_PLATFORM

0

Determines whether the LDAP directory search is enabled on the phone.

The options are the following:

DIRNAME_FIELDS

cn

Specifies the attributes and their order, shown in the search results. Users can view other attributes, pressing the Details soft key.

The attributes, specified in this parameter must be a subset of the attributes, specified in DIRNAME_FIELDS.

For example, SET DIRNAME_FIELDS "cn,sn"

In this example, each match on a search result list displays a last name and a first name.

DIRNUMBER_FIELDS

telephoneNumber

Specifies the LDAP fields that contain a callable number. The first number listed becomes the primary number.

For example, SET DIRNUMBER_FIELDS "telephoneNumber, mobile, DoD SIP URI"

DIRSEARCH_FIELDS

cn,sn,telephoneNumber

Specifies LDAP search attributes. The exact number and names of the search attributes depend on the LDAP server configuration and can vary from one LDAP directory to another.

When configuring this parameter, you must use attribute names that coincide with the selected LDAP server attribute names.

For example, SET DIRSEARCH_FIELDS "givenName,mail,middle initials, telephoneNumber, sn,mobile, department, Rank, office,DoD SIP URI"

DIRSECURE

1

Specifies whether to use TLS or TCP for LDAP. To authenticate the server, startTLS is used. ldaps:// is not supported. You need to configure startTLS for the secure LDAP connection.

The options are the following:

For example, SET DIRSECURE 1

DIRSHOW_FIELDS

cn,sn,telephoneNumber,Mail

Specifies LDAP detail show fields. The phone returns the attributes, specified in this parameter, for each match found for a search query.

You can use this parameter to map the specified LDAP keywords. This mapping defines the way the phone displays show fields.

For example, SET DIRSHOW_FIELDS “dn=Distinguished Name, rank, gn=First Name, office=Office, middle initials=Middle Initial, Display Name=Full Name, sn=Last Name, job title=Job, cn=Common Name, o=Office, c=Country, department=Department, street=Street, mail=Mail Box, l, telephoneNumber=PhoneNumber, st, mobile=Mobile , postalCode=Postal code, facsimileTelephoneNumber=Fax, DoD SIP URI=Number”

In this example, the format is as follows:

SET DIRSHOW_FIELDS "[LDAP Attributes]=[Field Names], [LDAP Attribute 1]=[Field Name1]"

DIRSRVR

Null

Specifies the IP address or a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the LDAP directory server.

The valid value is an IPv6, IPv4 address in the dotted decimal format or a FQDN.

For example, SET DIRSRVR 192.168.161.54 or SET DIRSRVR domain.com

DIRSRVRPRT

389

Specifies the port number for the LDAP directory server.

Valid values are positive integers from 1 to 65535.

For example, SET DIRSFVFRT 389

DIRTOPDN

Null

Specifies the LDAP search base.

For example, SET DIRTOPDN "dc=global, dc=avaya, dc=com"

DIR_TO_LOCAL_MAPPING

displayName:Name,telephoneNumber:Work,mobile:Mobile

Specifies mapping of LDAP fields to local contact fields. If there is no rule for at least one contact number, the entire contact mapping is disabled.

Local contact field names can be assigned from the following: "firstName"

for number types:

DIR_LDAP_DESCRIPTION

LDAP Directory

Specifies a custom label to be used for the LDAP directory in the Contacts application.

Valid value is a text string.

DISCOVER_AVAYA_ENVIRONMENT

1

Specifies dynamic feature set discovery

The options are the following:

DIR_LDAP_DESCRIPTION

“LDAP Directory

Specifies a custom label to be used for the LDAP directory in the Contacts application.

Valid value is a text string.

DISPLAY_MODE

2

Specifies the display mode that you set for the phone.

Valid values:

DISPLAY_NAME

Null

Specifies the custom Caller ID displayed on the call appearance for the host and the remote phone.

Valid value is a text string of non-ASCI symbols, up to 255 characters long. For example:

SET DISPLAY_NAME "John Smith"

The following symbols are not valid values: ";<>/&

DISPLAY_SSL_VERSION

0

Specifies whether OpenSSL and OpenSSH versions are displayed in the Administration menu.

The options are the following:

DND_SAC_LINK

0

Specifies whether to activate the SendAllCall when user enables DoNotDisturb.

The value of this parameter is used if the ALLOW_DND_SAC_LINK_CHANGE is set to 0

The options are the following:

DNSSRVR

Null

Specifies a character string that will be appended to parameter values that are specified as DNS names, before the name is resolved.

The value can contain 0 to 255 characters. The default value is null.

This parameter can be set through:

Setting this parameter through the settings file overwrites any values set through DHCP.

DOMAIN

Null

Specifies a character string that will be appended to parameter values that are specified as DNS names, before the name is resolved.

The value can contain 0 to 255 characters. The default value is null.

This parameter can be set through:

Setting this parameter through the settings file overwrites any values set through DHCP.

DOT1X

0

Specifies the 802.1X pass-through operating mode.

Pass-through is the forwarding of EAPOL frames between the phone's ethernet line interface and its secondary (PC) ethernet interface

The options are the following:

DOT1XEAPS

MD5

Specifies the authentication method to be used by 802.1X.

Valid values are:

If you select MD5, PEAP, or TTLS, configure the parameters FORCE_DOT1XID and FORCE_DOT1XPSWD. Otherwise, the phone prompts you to provide the inputs for DOT1XID and DOT1XPSWD on the administration menu.

If you select PEAP, the phone only supports the PEAP Phase 2 authentication method MSCHAPv2.

If you select TLS, configure the parameter FORCE_DOT1XID_TLS. Otherwise, the phone prompts you to provide the input for DOT1XID_TLS on the administration menu.

DOT1XEAPTLSONLYWITHCERT

1

Specifies whether the phone activates 802.1x EAP-TLS when there is an identity certificate installed.

DOT1XSTAT

0

Specifies the 802.1X supplicant operating mode.

The options are the following:

DSCPAUD

46

Specifies the layer 3 Differentiated Services (DiffServ) Code Point for audio frames generated by the phone.

Valid values are from 0 to 63.

This parameter can also be set through the LLDP, which overwrites any value in the settings file.

DSCPAUD_FL

43

Specifies the DSCP value for flash precedence or priority level voice call.

Valid values are from 0 to 63.

DSCPAUD_FO

41

Specifies the DSCP value for flash Override precedence or priority level voice call.

Valid values are from 0 to 63.

DSCPAUD_IM

45

Specifies the DSCP value for immediate precedence or priority level voice call.

Valid values are from 0 to 63.

DSCPAUD_PR

47

Specifies the DSCP value for priority precedence or priority level voice call.

Valid values are from 0 to 63.

DSCPMGMT

16

Specifies the DSCP value for OA&M management packet.

Valid values are from 0 to 63.

DSCPSIG

34

Specifies the layer 3 Differentiated Services (DiffServ) Code Point for signaling frames generated by the phone.

Valid values are 0 through 63.

This parameter can also be set through LLDP, which overwrites any value set in the settings file.

DSTOFFSET

1

Specifies the time offset in hours of daylight savings time from local standard time.

From the software version 4.1.0 and later, the phone support values: -1, 0, 1, or 2. The default value is 1.

For the software version earlier than 4.1.0, the phone support values: 0, 1, or 2. The default value is 1.

DSTSTART

2SunMar2L

Specifies when to apply the offset for daylight savings time.

The date and time for applying the offset can be set in the following formats:

• odddmmmht: for example, 2SunMar2L which corresponds to the second Sunday in March at 2 AM local time;
• Dmmmht: for example, 10Mar5L which corresponds to March 10 at 5 AM local time.

DSTSTOP

1SunNov2L

Specifies when to stop applying the offset for daylight savings time.

You can set the date and time when the offset is stopped in the following formats:

• odddmmmht: for example, 1SunNov2L which corresponds to the first Sunday in November at 2 AM local time;
• Dmmmht: for example, 7Nov5L which corresponds to November 7 at 5 AM local time.

DTMF_PAYLOAD_TYPE

120

Specifies the RTP payload type to be used for RFC 2833 signaling.

Valid values are 96 through 127.

DUAL_IPPREF

4

DUAL_IPPREF controls the following:

• The selection of SSON either from DHCPv4 or DHCPv6 server, when phone is in dual mode.
• Whether an IPv4 or IPv6 addresses returned by DNS would be tried first during dualmode operation.

DHCP clients use DUAL_IPPREF to decide which SSON configuration attributes to apply for DHCPv4 / DHCPv6 interworking in dual mode.

The options are the following:

• 4: IPv4 is preferred.
• 6: IPv6 is preferred.

E

EASG_SITE_AUTH_FACTOR

Null

Specifies Site Authentication Factor code associated with the EASG site certificate being installed. Valid values are 10 to 20 character alphanumeric string.

EASG_SITE_CERTS

Null

Specifies list of EASG site certificates which are used by technicians when they don't have access to the Avaya network to generate EASG responses for SSH login. The URLs must be separated by commas without any intervening spaces. Valid values are 0 to 255 ASCII characters.

EEESTAT

1

Specifies Energy-Efficient Ethernet (802.3az) is enabled on PHY1 and PHY2.

This parameter is supported by only Avaya J129 IP Phone.

The options are the following:

• 0: EEE is disabled on both PHY1 and PHY2.
• 1; EEE is enabled on both PHY1 and PHY2.

EDIT_DIALING_FROM_CALL_LOG

0

Specifies whether edit dialing is enabled for calls initiated from the Call Logs.

The options are the following:

ELD_SYSNUM

1

Controls whether Enhanced Local Dialing algorithm will be applied for System Numbers-Busy Indicators and Auto Dials.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_3PCC_ENVIRONMENT

1

Specifies that the phone is working in the Third-party call control setup environment.

The options are the following:

Set the parameter to0for Avaya Aura® and IP Office environment.

ENABLE_MD5

Specifies whether the J100 phone supports the MD5 algorithm for SIP Digest Authentication.

The options are the following:

The phone supports additional digest authentication methods as defined by RFC 8760, including the following:

Before disabling this parameter, ensure that your server is configured to request at least 1 of the above methods.

ENABLE_MD5 can be configured through:

ENABLE_NIGHT_MODE

0

Specifies whether the Night mode soft key is available on the phone UI.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_TIMEZONE

0

Specifies if the phone uses the TIMEZONE parameter to determine the phone local time.

The values are:

From the software version 4.1.0 and later, Avaya J139 IP Phone, Avaya J159 IP Phone, Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone, and Avaya J189 IP Phone supports the ENABLE_TIMEZONE parameter.

ENABLE_AVAYA_ENVIRONMENT

1

Specifies whether the phone is configured to be used in an Avaya (SES) or a third-party proxy environment.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_BLIND_TRANSFER

1

Specifies that whether the blind transfer is enabled or not.

The options are the following:

Avaya J129 IP Phone does not support this feature.

ENABLE_CALL_LOG

1

Specifies if call logging and associated menus are available on the phone.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_CONTACTS

1

Specifies if the contacts application and associated menus are available on the phone.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_DIGIT_MAPPING

0

Specifies if the phone uses DIGIT_MAPPING parameter for dial plan configuration, if the parameter is disabled DIALPLAN and ELD parameters are used.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_EARLY_MEDIA

1

Specifies if the phone sets up a voice channel to the called party before the call is answered.

The options are the following:

Setting this parameter to1can speed up call setup.

ENABLE_EXCHANGE_REMINDER

0

Specifies whether or not exchange reminders will be displayed.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_FEATURE_INVOCATION_TARGET_SELECTION

0

This parameter is used to enable or disable the feature target selection.

The options are:

• 0: Disabled. This feature is disabled by default. The user must manually enter the extension number.
• 1: Enable the feature target selection. The user can enter the destination number using dial, contacts, recents, and phone button. The user can also use the browser soft key, autodial, busy indicator and team line keys to select the destination number.

ENABLE_G711A

1

Specifies if the G.711 a-law codec is enabled.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_G711U

1

Specifies if the G.711 mu-law codec is enabled.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_G722

1

Specifies if the G.722 codec is enabled.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_G726

1

Specifies if the G.726 codec is enabled.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_G729

1

Specifies if the G.729A codec is enabled.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_GDPR_MODE

0

Specifies if Global data Protection Regulations (GDPR) are applied on the phone. If on, it generally ensures that the phones stores unencrypted private data for no longer than 24 hours.

The options are the following:

Avaya J129 IP Phone does not support this parameter.

ENABLE_HSTS

0

Specifies whether the phone sends the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) header in the HTTP response. If you enable this value, the phone sends the header only when the web UI is accessed over the HTTPS.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_IPOFFICE

0

Specifies whether the J100 phone can operate in 2 different modes with IP Office. The first mode allows native support of the J100 phone with IP Office with a limited feature set. The second mode allows support of the J100 phone with additional feature support driven by the IP Office proxy.

The options are the following:

Avaya J129 IP Phone supports value 0 and 1.

Avaya J139 IP Phone, Avaya J159 IP Phone and Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone support value 0 and 2.

ENABLE_ENHANCED_CALL_INFO

0

Specifies if the phone displays the additional call information. You can enable the LDAP lookup for the additional information.

The valid values are:

The phone can display the additional information after you configure the LDAP server with the required settings and configure a valid value for ENHANCED_CALL_INFO_FIELDS.

Avaya J129 IP Phone does not support this parameter.

ENHANCED_CALL_INFO_FIELDS

Null

Specifies the additional information that the phone displays for an incoming call or outgoing call or for both. The value is a comma separated string. The format is:[LDAP ATTRIBUTE 1]=[LABEL 1],[LDAP ATTRIBUTE 2]=[LABEL 2]

Enable ENABLE_ENHANCED_CALL_INFO to specify ENHANCED_CALL_INFO_FIELDS parameter.

The default value is empty.

Avaya J129 IP Phone does not support this parameter.

ENHANCED_CALL_INFO_DISPLAYNAME

Null

Specifies the name of the LDAP attribute, for example, dn. The phone displays this name as the name of for an incoming call or outgoing call or for both.

Enable ENABLE_ENHANCED_CALL_INFO to specify ENHANCED_CALL_INFO_DISPLAYNAME parameter.

The default value is empty.

Avaya J129 IP Phone does not support this parameter.

ENABLE_MLPP

0

Specifies that whether the Multiple Level Precedence and Preemption (MLPP) is enabled or not.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_MODIFY_CONTACTS

1

Specifies if the list of contacts and the function of the contacts application can be modified on the phone.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_MULTIPLE_CONTACT_WARNING

1

Specifies if a warning message must be displayed if there are multiple phones registered on a user's behalf.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_OOD_MSG_TLS_ONLY

1

Specifies if an Out-Of-Dialog (OOD) REFER must be received over TLS transport to be accepted.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_OOD_RESET_NOTIFY

0

Specifies whether the phone supports out of dialog (OOD) SIP NOTIFY message with Event:resync or Event:check-sync only. The events are used to remotely restart the phone once all calls end.

The options are the following:

• 0: OOD is not supported.
• 1: OOD is supported.

ENABLE_OPUS

1

Specifies if the OPUS codec capability of the phone is enabled or disabled.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_PHONE_LOCK

0

Specifies whether the phone displays a soft key and a feature button for the user to lock the phone manually.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_PPM_SOURCED_SIPPROXYSRVR

The parameter is only available in an Avaya Aura® environment.

1

Enables PPM as a source of SIP proxy server information.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_PRECEDENCE_SOFTKEY

1

Specifies that whether the precedence soft key is enabled or not on the idle line appearances on Phone Screen.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_PRESENCE

1

Specifies if presence will be supported.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_PUBLIC_CA_CERTS

1

Specifies whether the out-of-the-box phone can validate server certificates against a list of well-known public Certificate Authority certificates

The options are the following:

• 0: Embedded public CA certificates are only trusted when TRUSTCERTS is empty.
• 1: Embedded public CA certificates are always trusted.

ENABLE_RECORDING

0

Specifies if audio debug recording is enabled for users.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_RANDOM_RTP_PORT

0

Specifies whether the random RTP port is enabled.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_RFC5922

1

Specifies to enable or disable the RFC5922 certificate validation.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_REDIAL

1

Specifies if Redial softkey is available.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_REDIAL_LIST

1

Specifies if the phone redials last number or displays list of recently dialed numbers.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_REMOVE_PSTN_ACCESS_PREFIX

0

Enables phone to perform digit manipulation during failure scenarios. This parameter enables removal of PSTN access prefix from the outgoing number.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_SHARED_CONTROL_PROMPT

0

Specifies whether or not the shared control confirmation dialogue is displayed. When enabled, a shared control connection must be accepted by the user before it can be used.

The options are:

ENABLE_SHOW_EMERG_SK

2

Specifies whether an Emerg softkey, with or without a confirmation screen, is displayed when the phone is registered. All emergency numbers are always supported.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_SHOW_EMERG_SK_UNREG

2

Specifies whether an Emerg softkey, with or without a confirmation screen, is displayed when the phone is not registered.

All emergency numbers will always be supported.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_SIP_USER_ID

0

Specifies the display of the user ID input field on the Login Screen.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_SIPURI_HOST_VALIDATION

1

Specifies allowing to accept SIP URI with unrecognized host part in INVITE message.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_SPEAKER_EMERG

1

Specifies if the phone automatically switches to the speaker transducer when the user activates an emergency call when pressing the Emerg soft key or dialing the emergency number.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_STRICT_USER_VALIDATION

0

Specifies that the validation is done for the To header and Request-URI against AOR and Contact header during phone registration.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_USBHEADSET

1

Specifies whether the USB headset feature is enabled or not.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_USBKEYBOARD

1

It enables or disables the USB keyboard support.

This parameter ignores the other values if the value is set to 1 (enabled by default).

The options are the following:

0: Disabled

1: Enabled

ENABLE_USBSTICK

1

It enables or disables the USB stick support.

This parameter ignores the other values if the value is set to 1 (enabled by default).

The options are the following:

0: Disabled

1: Enabled

ENABLE_WEBSERVER

1

Enables or disables the web server to configure the phones in a web browser.

The options are the following:

• 0: Disable
• 1: Enable

ENABLE_WMLPUSH_ALEDISPLAY_NAMERTING

0

Specifies the behavior of WML browser during incoming call.

The options are the following:

0 (Default): WML browser disappears when the phone starts ringing and an incoming call appears instead.

1: WML browser still appears when the phone starts ringing and user can answer a call by off-hook from WML browser application.

ENCRYPT_SRTCP

0

Specifies whether RTCP packets are encrypted or not. SRTCP is only used if SRTP is enabled using MEDIAENCRYTIONRTCP. ENCRYPT_SRTCP parameter controls RTCP encryption for RTCP packets exchanged between peers. RTCP packets sent to Voice Monitoring Tools are always sent unencrypted.

The options are the following:

ENFORCE_SIPS_URI

1

Specifies if a SIPS URI must be used for SRTP.

The options are the following:

ENABLE_SUMMARIZED_CALL_LOG

0

Specifies whether the phone displays the summarized calls on the Recents application.

The options are:

ENHDIALSTAT

1

Specifies if the algorithm defined by the parameter is used during certain dialing behaviors.

The options are the following:

ENTRYNAME

0

Specifies if the calling party name, or the VDN or the skill name must be used in History entries.

The options are the following:

EVENT_NOTIFY_AVAYA_MAX_USERS

20

Specifies the maximum number of users to be included in an event notification message from CM/AST-II or Avaya Aura® Conferencing 6.0 or later.

Valid values are 0 through 1000.

This parameter is used only for development and debugging purposes.

EXCHANGE_AUTH_USERNAME_FORMAT

0

Specifies the necessary format of the username for http authentication.

The options are the following:

EXCHANGE_AUTH_METHOD_DEFAULT

0

Specifies the Exchange authentication method configured by administrator.

When you configure Basic (Forced) or OAuth (Forced) method, it is the active authentication method. The phone user is not allowed to change the authentication method from phone user interface.

When you configure non-forced method, phone user can change the authentication method from the phone user interface and configure the active authentication method.

The options are the following:

EXCHANGE_EMAIL_DOMAIN

Null

Specifies the Exchange email domain.

The value can contain 0 to 255 characters.

EXCHANGE_NOTIFY_SUBSCRIPTION_PERIOD

180

Specifies the number of seconds between re-syncs with the Exchange server.

Valid values are 0 through 3600.

EXCHANGE_REMINDER_TIME

5

Specifies the number of minutes before an appointment at which a reminder will be displayed.

Valid values are 0 through 60.

EXCHANGE_REMINDER_TONE

1

Specifies whether or not a tone will be generated the first time an Exchange reminder is displayed.

The options are the following:

EXCHANGE_SERVER_LIST

outlook.office365.com

Specifies a list of one or more Exchange server IP addresses.

Addresses can be in dotted-decimal or DNS name format, separated by commas without any intervening spaces.

The list can contain up to 255 characters.

EXCHANGE_SERVER_MODE

3

Specifies the protocol to be used to contact Exchange servers.

The options are the following:

EXCHANGE_SERVER_SECURE_MODE

1

Specifies if HTTPS should be used to contact Exchange servers.

The options are the following:

EXCHANGE_SNOOZE_TIME

5

Specifies the number of minutes in which a reminder must be displayed again after it is temporarily dismissed.

Valid values are 0 through 60.

EXCHANGE_USER_ACCOUNT_DEFAULT

Null

Specifies the Exchange user account configured by administrator. This parameter is only applicable when authentication method is OAuth.

If phone user hasn't configured any user name on the phone user interface then value configured in this parameter would be used.

The valid value is a string of up to 255 characters. The default value is empty.

EXCHANGE_USER_DOMAIN

Null

Specifies the domain for the URL used to obtain Exchange contacts and calendar data. The parameter is used as a part of the user authentication.

The value can contain 0 to 255 characters.

You can change the value by using the Admin menu on the phone.

F

FAILED_SESSION_REMOVAL_TIMER

30

Specifies the number of seconds the phone displays a session line appearance and generates re-order tone after an invalid extension is dialed and user does not press the End Call soft key.

Valid values are 5 through 999.

FAST_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT

4

Specifies the number of seconds the phone will wait before terminating an INVITE transaction if no response is received.

Valid values are 0 through 32.

Value of0means that this timer is disabled.

FILTER_LDAP_CONTACTS_WITHOUT_NUMBERS

0

Specifies whether the phone's filter contacts without numbers is enabled.

The options are the following:

FIPS_ENABLED

0

Specifies whether only FIPS-approved cryptographic algorithms will be supported.

The options are the following:

FORBIDDEN_SESSION_REMOVAL_TIMER

10

Specifies the duration of an off-hook session before a call automatically ends. This is valid when there are no call appearances available on the called or remote party.

Valid values are from 5 to 20 seconds.

FORCE_DOT1XID

$MACADDR

Specifies the username ID the phone provides to the 802.1x authentication server.

This parameter is valid when you configure DOT1XEAPS as MD5 or PEAP.

Valid value is a string ranging from 1-31 characters. A valid value overwrites any other configuration made through the Administration menu or the web interface.

The default value is$MACADDR, the Ethernet MAC address of the phone.

If the value contains$SERIALNO, it is replaced by the telephone serial number.

$SERIALNO_UPPERand$MACADDR_UPPER

are replaced by the same values as$SERIALNOand$MACADDR

but in upper case.

FORCE_DOT1XID_TLS

$MACADDR

Specifies the Ethernet 802.1x identity.

This parameter is valid when you configure DOT1XEAPS as TLS.

Valid value is a string ranging from 1-31 characters. A valid value overwrites any other configuration made through the Administration menu or the web interface.

The default value is$MACADDR, the Ethernet MAC address of the phone.

If the value contains$SERIALNO, it is replaced by the telephone serial number.

$SERIALNO_UPPERand$MACADDR_UPPER

are replaced by the same values as$SERIALNOand$MACADDR

but in upper case.

FORCE_DOT1XPSWD

Null

Specifies the password the phone provides to the 802.1x authentication server.

This parameter is valid when you configure DOT1XEAPS as MD5 or PEAP.

Valid value is a string ranging from 1-31 characters. A valid value overwrites any other configuration made through the Administration menu or the web interface.

The default value is Null.

If the value contains$MACADDR, it is replaced by the Ethernet MAC address of the phone.

If the value contains$SERIALNO, it is replaced by the telephone serial number.

$SERIALNO_UPPERand$MACADDR_UPPER

are replaced by the same values as$SERIALNOand$MACADDR

but in upper case.

FORCE_HTTP_AUTH_USERNAME

Null

Specifies the username for HTTP provisioning server authentication.

The valid value is a string of up to 255 ASCII characters without any intervening spaces.

Double quotes (“”) must not be used in a username string, when you configure this parameter through the 46xxsettings.txt file.

The following symbols are not supported when provisioning the credentials with the DHCP Option 242:

FORCE_HTTP_AUTH_PASSWORD

Null

Specifies the password for HTTP provisioning server authentication.

The valid value is a string of up to 255 ASCII characters without any intervening spaces.

Double quotes (“”) must not be used in password string, when you configure this parameter through the 46xxsettings.txt file.

The following symbols are not supported when provisioning the credentials with the DHCP Option 242:

FORCE_SIP_EXTENSION

Null

Replaces User ID entered by the user during login.

FORCE_SIP_PASSWORD

Null

Replaces password entered by the user during login.

FORCE_SIP_USERNAME

Null

Replaces the user field entered by the user during login.

FORCE_WEB_ADMIN_PASSWORD

Null

Specifies the password to access the phone through Web as Administrator.

Valid values are 8 to 31 alphanumeric characters.

FQDN_IP_MAP

Null

Specifies a comma separated list of name or value pairs where the name is an FQDN and the value is an IP address. The IP address may be IPv6 or IPv4 but the value can only contain one IP address. String length is up to 255 characters without any intervening spaces inside the string. The purpose of this parameter is to support cases where the server certificate Subject Common Name or Subject Alternative Names includes FQDN, instead of IP address, and the SIP-TLS or HTTP-TLS connection is using an IP address directly. This parameter is supported with phone service running over TLS, however, the main use case is for Avaya Aura SM/PPM services. This parameter does not provide an alternative to a DNS lookup or reverse DNS lookup. If the phone is attempting to connect to an FQDN address then a DNSSRVR address must be defined to enable the phone to perform a DNS lookup on the FQDN address.

G

G726_PAYLOAD_TYPE

110

Specifies the RTP payload type to be used for the G.726 codec.

Valid values are 96 through 127.

GMTOFFSET

0:00

Specifies the time offset from GMT in hours and minutes.

The format begins with an optional + or - (+ is assumed if omitted), followed by 0 through 12 (hours), followed by a colon (:), followed by 00 through 59 (minutes).

GROUP

0

Specifies specifically-designated groups of phones by using IF statements based on the GROUP parameter.

The value of GROUP can be set manually in a phone by using the GROUP local craft procedure.

The value of GROUP can be set manually in a phone by using the GROUP local admin procedure.

The default value of GROUP in each phone is 0, and the maximum value is 999.

GUESTDURATION

2

Specifies the duration (in hours) before a Guest Login or a visiting user login is automatically logged off if the phone is idle.

Valid values are integers from 1 to 12.

GUESTLOGINSTAT

0

Specifies whether the Guest Login feature is available to users.

The options are:

GUESTWARNING

5

Specifies the number of minutes, before time specified by GUESTDURATION, that a warning of the automatic log off is initially presented to the Guest or Visiting User.

Valid values are integers from 1 to 15.

H

HANDSET_PROFILE_DEFAULT

1

Specifies the number of the default handset audio profile.

Valid values are 1 through 20.

HANDSET_PROFILE_NAMES

Null

Specifies an ordered list of names to be displayed for handset audio profile selection. The list can contain 0 to 255 UTF-8 characters.

Names are separated by commas without any intervening spaces. Two commas in succession indicate a null name, which means that the default name should be displayed for the corresponding profile. Names might contain spaces, but if any do, the entire list must be quoted. There is no way to prevent a profile from being displayed.

HEADSET_PROFILE_DEFAULT

1

Specifies the number of the default headset audio profile.

Valid values are 1 through 20.

HEADSET_PROFILE_NAMES

Null

Specifies an ordered list of names to be displayed for headset audio profile selection.

The list can contain 0 to 255 UTF-8 characters.

Names are separated by commas without any intervening spaces. Two commas in succession indicate a null name, which means that the default name is displayed for the corresponding profile. Names can contain spaces, but if any do, the entire list must be quoted. There is no way to prevent a profile from being displayed.

HEADSYS

0

Specifies whether the phone goes on-hook if the headset is active when the disconnect message is received.

The options are the following:

HELD_URL

Null

Specifies the Location Information Server (LIS) URL that the phone sends a HELD request to determine the physical location information in the PIDF-Lo format.

The URL can be HTTP or HTTPS.

The URL must be a string data type between 0 and 255 ASCII characters without intervening spaces.

HELD_URL can be configured through:

• The web interface
• 46xxsettings.txt file
• DHCP SSON 242
• AADS

HELD_RETRY

300

Specifies the interval, in seconds, that the phone waits before retrying a HELD request after encountering specific errors.

Valid values are 60 to 3600 seconds.

HELD_RETRY can be configured through:

• The web interface
• 46xxsettings.txt file
• DHCP SSON 242
• AADS

HELD_PERIODIC_TIMER

60

Specifies the frequency, in minutes, at which the phone will send a request to the LIS server to check if its location information has changed.

This parameter is only used when LLDP_ENABLED is enabled and HELD_URL is defined.

Valid values are 30 to 1440 minutes.

HELD_PERIODIC_TIMER can be configured through:

HOMEIDLETIME

10for Avaya J129 IP Phone

0for other models

Specifies the number of minutes of idle time after which the Home screen is displayed.

Valid values are 0 through 30.

A value of0means that the Home screen is not displayed automatically when the phone is idle.

HOTLINE

Null

Specifies a hotline number that the phone dials automatically when the phone goes off-hook.

Valid values can contain up to 30 dialable characters ranging from 0 to 9, asterisk (*), and pound (#).

HTTPEXCEPTIONDOMAINS

Null

Specifies a list of one or more domains, separated by commas without any intervening spaces, for which HTTPPROXY is not used.

The value can contain 0 to 255 characters. The default value is null.

HTTPDIR

Null

Specifies the path to the configurations and data files in HTTP and HTTPS GET operations during device bootup. This path is relative to the root of the HTTPS file server, to the directory in which the device configuration and data files are stored. If $MACADDR and/or $MODEL4 and/or $SERIALNO macro is present in the configured path then such macro is replaced with its actual value.

The value can contain 0 to 127 ASCII characters without space.

HTTPPORT

80

Sets the TCP port used for HTTP file downloads from non-Avaya servers.

Values range from 0 to 65535.

HTTPPROXY

Null

Specifies the address of the HTTP proxy server used by SIP phones to access an SCEP server that is not on the enterprise network.

Valid value can contain zero or one IP address in dotted decimal or DNS name format, optionally followed by a colon and a TCP port number.

The value can contain 0 to 255 characters.

HTTPSRVR

Null

Specifies zero or more HTTP server IP addresses to download configuration script files. The addresses must be separated by commas without any intervening spaces. The format of specifying IP addresses are:

The parameter can be set by using LLDP.

Valid values contains 0 to 255 ASCII characters.

I

ICMPDU

1

Specifies if ICMP Destination Unreachable messages are generated.

The options are the following:

ICMPRED

0

Specifies if received ICMP Redirect messages are processed.

The options are the following:

IGNORE_CONTACT_HEADER_DISPLAY_NAME

0

Specifies if the phone is allowed to use a display name from the Contact header when there is no display name in the PAI or From headers.

The options are the following:

IGNORE_LINE_KEY

0

Specifies if the action of Softkey1 on the phone screen is performed or ignored when the user’s call appearance is on an active call and the user presses the line key associated with the active call.

The options are the following:

INCOMING_CALL_POPUP_DEFAULT

1

Specifies the mode for incoming call popup notification. The settings apply to incoming calls on primary call appearances, bridged call appearances, and shared call appearances.

If the forced value is not set, you can allow the user to change this setting in the User menu.

The options are the following:

INGRESS_DTMF_VOL_LEVEL

-12dBm

Specifies the power level of tone, expressed in dBm0.

Values can range from -20dBm to -7dBm.

INTER_DIGIT_TIMEOUT

5

Specifies the number of seconds that the phone waits after a digit is dialed before sending a SIP INVITE.

Valid values are 1 through 10.

IP_TTL

64

Specifies the time to live (TTL) value for IP packets that the phone sends. The parameter is valid for IPv4 and IPv6 networks.

Valid values are 1 through 255.

IPV6DADXMITS

1

Specifies whether Duplicate Address Detection is performed on tentative addresses, as specified in RFC 4862.

The options are the following:

IPV6STAT

1

Specifies whether IPv6 will be supported or not.

The options are the following:

K

KEYUSAGE_REQUIRED

0

Specifies whether the server certificate is checked for the presence of a Key Usage extension. When enabled, a server certificate is rejected if the Key Usage extension is missing.

The options are the following:

KEEP_CURRENT_CA

1

Specifies whether the current active line on the phone screen still highlights after the call on the selected line ends.

The options are the following:

L

L2Q

0

Specifies if layer 2 frames generated by the telephone have IEEE 802.1Q VLAN tags.

The options are the following:

L2QAUD

6

Specifies the layer 2 priority value for audio frames generated by the telephone.

Valid values are 0 through 7.

L2QSIG

6

Specifies the layer 2 priority value for signaling frames generated by the phone.

Valid values are 0 through 7.

L2QVID

5

Specifies the layer 2 priority value for video frames generated by the phone.

Valid values are 0 through 7.

L2QVLAN

0

Specifies the voice VLAN ID to be used by IP phones.

Valid values are 0 through 4094.

LANGUAGES

Null

Specifies the language files that you optionally download to the phone. The language files must be in the .xml format.

The file names must be comma-separated without intervening spaces. You can define absolute URLs, absolute paths, relative paths, macros, or file names for the language files.

• An absolute URL. For example, http://username:password@provisioning.example.com:8088/path/Mlf_J159_CanadianFrench.xml
• An absolute path that ignores HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,/path/Mlf_J159_CanadianFrench.xml
• A relative path that is appended to HTTPDIR or TLSDIR. For example,path/Mlf_J159_CanadianFrench.xml
• Macros. The actual values replace the macros. For example,

  • "$SERIALNO"The phone serial number. The value must be uppercase.
  • "$MACADDR"The phone MAC address. The value must be lowercase without intervening colons.
  • "$MODEL4"The four-character phone model number. The letters in the values must be uppercase.
• File name.

For example, SET LANGUAGE "Mlf_J159_CanadianFrench.xml,Mlf_J159_Spanish.xml"

LLDP_ENABLED

2

Specifies whether LLDP is enabled.

The options are the following:

LOCAL_DIAL_AREA_CODE

0

Specifies if user must dial area code for calls within same area code regions.

The options are the following:

LOCALLY_ENFORCE_PRIVACY_HEADER

The parameter is only available in an Avaya Aura® environment.

0

Specifies whether the phone displays Restricted instead of CallerId information when a Privacy header is received in a SIP INVITE message for an incoming call.

The options are the following:

LOCK_MODE

0

Specifies the source of the PIN that unlocks the phone. When Single sign-on is (SSO) is active, the value is 1.

The options are the following:

When the value is 1, the phone requires a re-login for the user to set a PIN. When you change the value, the phone requires a re-login to apply the changes.

LOG_CATEGORY

Null

Specifies a list of categories of events to be logged through syslog and locally.

This parameter must be specified to log events below the Error level.

The list can contain up to 255 characters.

Category names are separated by commas without any intervening spaces.

LOG_DIALED_DIGITS

1

Specifies if the call log will contain digits dialed by a user or information about a remote party when the user dials a FAC code.

The FAC code is identified by * or # entered as a first character.

The options are the following:

LOGOS

Specifies a list of tuples describing the logo or the wallpaper to be used as the phone display background.

Only full path URLs are supported.

For 9611G, 9621G and 9641G, the maximum size in pixels are: 217 x 130, 232 x 140 and 232 x 140 respectively with color depth 16 bit and JPG file type.

GIF is presented without animation.

LOGSRVR

Null

Specifies one address for a syslog server in dotted-decimal formatl (IPv4), colon-hex format (IPv6, if supported), or DNS name format.

The value can contain 0 to 255 characters.

LOGSRVR_SECURE

0

Specifies if the phone uses secure or non-secure syslog transport mode by default.

The options are the following:

LOGUNSEEN

1

Specifies whether the phone logs the incoming calls that did not notify on the phone as missed calls.

The options are:

M

MATCHTYPE

0

Specifies how an incoming or outgoing phone number is compared with the contacts on the phone to display the contact name.

0: Displays the contact name if all the digits match.

1: Displays the contact name if all the digits of the shorter number match with the right-most digits of the longer number. For example, a 5-digit extension number can be matched with the 8-digit phone number saved in the contacts.

2: Displays the contact name if atleast the last four digits match. If the contacts are saved in multiple sources, for example, PPM, Exchange, or locally, the contact name saved first is displayed.

MAX_TRUSTCERTS

10

Specifies the maximum number of trusted certificates files defined by this parameter that can be downloaded to the phone. MAX_TRUSTCERTS enforces the number of certificates. Valid values are from 1 to 10.

MEDIA_ADDR_MODE

4

Specifies the IP address of the endpoint when both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are provided. This parameter is used for SIP signalling.

The options are the following:

MEDIA_NEG_PREFERENCE

0

Specifies the address family preference used by a dual mode answer in non-Avaya environment. This parameter is not applicable for single mode phones.

The options are the following:

MEDIA_PRESERVATION

1

Supports media preservation when ENABLE_IPOFFICE is set to 2.

The options are the following:

• 0: Phone tries to preserve a call for a duration specified by PRESERVED_CALL_DURATION settings parameter.
• 1: Phone does not preserve a call. As soon as the phone detects link failure to IP Office, the phone drops a call and makes re-registration attempt.

MEDIAENCRYPTION

9

Specifies which media encryption (SRTP) options are supported.

3 options can be specified in a comma-separated list.

The options must match those specified in Avaya Aura® Communication Manager IP-codec-set form.

The list of media encryption options is ordered from high (left) to the low (right) options. The phone publishes this list in the SDP-OFFER or chooses from SDP-OFFER list according to the list order defined in MEDIAENCRYPTION.

Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM) has the capability to change the list order in the SDP-OFFER (for audio only) when it passes through CM.

Do not use unauthenticated media encryption (SRTP) files.

MLPP_MAX_PREC_LEVEL

1

Specifies the maximum allowed precedence level for the user.

The options are the following:

MLPP_NET_DOMAIN

Null

Specifies the MLPP network domain.

The options are the following:

MP_ENABLED

0

Specifies if the Multicast Paging feature is enabled on the phone.

This is the basic parameter for this feature. If this parameter is not set, other parameters listed below will be ignored.

The options are the following:

• 0: Multicast Paging is disabled.
• 1: Multicast Paging is enabled.

MP_GROUPS_TO_LISTEN

Null

Defines the list of Multicast Paging groups that the phone listens to. A maximum of 10 paging groups can be listed.

The paging groups should be separated with a comma (“,”), and should be listed in the following format:IP:port:priority:label

where

• IP is the multicast IP address of an MP group;
• Port is the IP port of a Multicast Paging group, the valid value is an even integer ranging from 1024 to 65534;
• Priority is the priority of a group. Allowed values are 1 through 16, with smaller values indicating a higher priority;
• Label is a group label which is displayed in notification messages when the incoming page from this group is played.

All the above-listed settings are required.

For example,SET MP_GROUPS_TO_LISTEN “239.0.0.0:1208:1:Security,239.1.2.3:1210:4:Sales”

MP_GROUPS_TO_SEND

Null

Defines the list of Multicast Paging groups which the phone can send pages to. Priority is not set for these groups. A maximum of 10 paging groups can be listed.

The paging groups should be separated with a comma (“,”) and should be listed in the following format:IP:port:label

IP, Port, and Label denote the same as the corresponding MP_GROUPS_TO_LISTEN values. All these settings are required.

For example,SET MP_GROUPS_TO_SEND “239.0.0.0:1208:Sales,239.1.2.3:1210:Team”

MP_CODEC

1

Specifies a codec which will be used to code and decode Multicast Paging transmissions.

The options are the following:

• 1:G.729codec is used.
• 2:G.711ucodec is used.
• 3:G.711acodec is used.

MP_PACKET_SIZE

20

Specifies the size of an RTP packet in milliseconds. The valid values are 10 through 80.

The value must be valid for the selected codec and therefore must not be changed unless necessary.

MSGNUM

Null

Specifies the phone number to be dialed automatically when the user presses the Message button. The phone number connects to the user’s voice mail system.

MTU_SIZE

1500

Specifies the maximum transmission unit (MTU) size transmitted by the phone.

Valid values are 1496 or 1500. Use 1496 for older Ethernet switches.

MUTE_ON_REMOTE_OFF_HOOK

0

Controls the speakerphone muting for a remote-initiated (a shared control or OOD-REFER) speakerphone off-hook.

The options are the following:

The value is applied to the phone only when the phone is deployed with a Avaya Aura® Communication Manager 6.2.2 and earlier releases. If the phone is deployed with Avaya Aura® Communication Manager 6.3 or later, the setting is ignored. Instead the feature is delivered through PPM. The Turn on mute for remote off-hook attempt parameter is enabled in the station form through the Avaya Aura® Session Manager or Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (SAT) administrative interfaces.

This parameter is set to0in IP Office environment.

MYCERTCAID

CAIdentifier

Specifies an identifier for the CA certificate with which the SCEP certificate request is to be signed, if the server hosts multiple Certificate Authorities.

The value can contain zero to 255 ASCII characters.

The parameter is only available in an Avaya Aura® environment.

MYCERTCN

$SERIALNO

Specifies the Common Name (CN) used in the SUBJECT of an SCEP certificate request.

The value must be a string that contains either$SERIALNO(which is replaced by the phone serial number in upper case) or$MACADDR

(which is replaced by the phone MAC address in lower case), but it can contain other characters as well, including spaces.

$MACADDR_UPPERis replaced by the same value as$MACADDR

but in upper case.

In order to use enhanced certificate renewal in SMGR 8.1.3 and later, the value of MYCERTCN parameter must remain unchanged from the one used in existing identity certificate. Enhanced certificate renewal fails if this value is changed. If a new value is explicitly desired, then either remove the parameter SCEP_ENTITY_CLASS or remove the existing certificate by using DELETE_MY_CERT parameter and re-install a new one.

The value can contain eight ($MACADDR) to 255 characters.

MYCERTDN

Null

Specifies the part the SUBJECT of an SCEP certificate request that is common for all phones.

The value must begin with a / and can include Organizational Unit, Organization, Location, State and Country.

In order to use enhanced certificate renewal in SMGR 8.1.3 and later, the value of MYCERTDN parameter must remain unchanged from the one used in existing identity certificate. Enhanced certificate renewal fails if this value is changed. If a new value is explicitly desired, then either remove the parameter SCEP_ENTITY_CLASS or remove the existing certificate by using DELETE_MY_CERT parameter and re-install a new one.

The value can contain Zero to 255 ASCII characters.

MYCERTKEYLEN

2048

Specifies the bit length of the public and private keys generated for the SCEP certificate request.

The value is a 4 ASCII numeric digits. The phone supports the values 2048 and 4096. Invalid values are ignored.

The 4096 key size delays boot-up during the initial key generation and certificate enrollment.

MYCERTRENEW

90

Specifies the percentage of the identity certificate's validity interval after which renewal procedure is initiated.

For example: if you set the MYCERTRENEW 90, certificate validity is 365 days, the renewal time is calculated as = (365)-(365*90%)= 36.5 days before the expiry.

Valid values are 1 through 99.

MYCERTURL

Null

Specifies the URL of the SCEP server for obtaining an identity certificate.

The URL can be HTTP or HTTPS.

The valid values can range from Zero to 255 ASCII characters.

MYCERTWAIT

1

Specifies the phone's behavior if the SCEP server indicates that the certificate request is pending for manual approval.

The options are the following:

N

NO_DIGITS_TIMEOUT

20

Specifies the number of seconds the phone waits for a digit to be dialed after going off-hook and before generating a warning tone.

Valid values are 1 through 60.

O

OCSP_ACCEPT_UNK

1

Specifies whether in cases where certificate revocation status for a specific certificate cannot be determined to bypass certificate revocation operation for this certificate.

The options are the following:

OCSP_CACHE_EXPIRY

2880

Specifies the time interval for the OCSP cache expiry in minutes. OCSP response cache expiry uses nextUpdate value in OCSP response message. If nextUpdate is not present, then OCSP_CACHE_EXPIRY parameter value is used.

Valid range is from 60 to 10080

OCSP_ENABLED

0

Specifies that OCSP is used to check the revocation status of the certificates.

The options are the following:

OCSP_HASH_ALGORITHM

0

Specifies the hashing algorithm for OCSP request.

The options are the following:

OCSP_NONCE

1

Specifies whether a nonce is added in OCSP requests and expected in OCSP responses.

The options are the following:

OCSP_TRUSTCERTS

Null

Specifies a list of OCSP trusted certificates. These certificates are used as the signing authority to verify the revocation status of a digital certificate, when the OCSP responder has a different CA than the root CA of the certificate.

This parameter supports 0 to 255 ASCII characters. The file names or URLs must be comma separated values without intervening spaces. You can use a maximum of six certificates.

OCSP_URI

Null

Specifies the URI of an OCSP responder. The URI can be an IP address or hostname. Valid values contain 0 to 255 ASCII characters, zero or one URI.

OCSP_URI_PREF

1

Specifies the preferred URI for use in an OCSP request when more than one source is available.

The options are the following:

OCSP_USE_CACHE

1

Specifies that the OCSP caching is in use.

The options are the following:

OFF_HOOK_ALERT_TIMER

10

Specifies the length of the alert timer in seconds

The options are the following:

OFF_HOOK_ALERT_EXTENSION

Null

Specifies the extension that the phone calls when off-hook alert is initiated. The phone disables the off-hook alert feature automatically if this value is empty. The extension number can be a string. The default value is null.

OPUS_PAYLOAD_TYPE

116

Dynamically specifies the RTP payload type to be used for OPUS codec. The parameter is used when the media request is sent to the far-end in an INVITE or 200 OK when INVITE with no Session Description Protocol (SDP) is received. The range is between 96 to 127.

OUTBOUND_SUBSCRIPTION_REQUEST_DURATION

86400

Specifies the duration in seconds requested by the phone in SUBSCRIBE messages, which can be decreased depending on the response from the server.

Valid values are 60 through 31536000 (one year). The default value is86400(one day).

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_IDLE

0

Specifies if the phone shows default softkeys for CA lines in an IDLE state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_ACTIVE

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an ACTIVE state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_INCOMING

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an INCOMING state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_INCOMING_VISUAL

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an INCOMING_VISUAL state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_HELD

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an HELD state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_OUTGOING

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an OUTGOING state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_ACTIVE_PAGETARGET

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an ACTIVE_PAGE state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_DIALING

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in a Dialing state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_DIALTONE

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an Dialtone state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_CONFERENCE_DIALING

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an Conference Dialing state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_CONFERENCE_OUTGOING

0

Specifies if the phone shows default softkeys for CA lines in an Conference Outgoing state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_CONFERENCE_CONSULT

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an Conference Consult state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_CONFERENCE_ACTIVE

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an Conference Consult state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_TRANSFER_DIALING

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an Transfer Dialing state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_TRANSFER_OUTGOING

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an Transfer Outgoing state.

The options are the following:

OVERRIDE_SOFTKEY_TRANSFER_CONSULT

0

Specifies if the phone shows default soft keys for CA lines in an Transfer Consult state.

The options are the following:

P

PHNCC

1

Specifies the country code for United States. The value is1.

Valid values 1 through 999.

PHNDAC

Null

Dial access code - will be applied if the dialed number length + the length of the Dial access code length equals the national number length. This calculation does not include an outside line access code. It is different from PHNLAC since PHNLAC is applied when the phone number length is more than ext number length and less than national number length.

PHNDPLENGTH

5

Specifies the internal extension number length.

If your extension is 12345, and your dial plan length is 5.

The maximum extension length is 13. This value must match the extension length set on your call server.

Valid values are 3 through 13.

PHNEMERGNUM

Null

Specifies an emergency phone number to be dialed if the associated button is selected.

Valid values can contain up to 30 dialable characters (0 to 9, *, #).

PHNIC

011

Specifies the international access code.

For the United States, the value is011.

Valid values are from 0 to 4 dialable characters (0-9,*,#).

PHNLAC

Null

Phone's Local Area Code indicates the phone's local area code, which along with the parameter LOCAL_DIAL_AREA_CODE, allows users to dial local numbers with more flexibility. PHNLAC is a string representing the local area code the phone.

PHNLD

1

Specifies the long distance access code.

Valid values are 0 through 9 and empty string.

If long distance access code is not needed then set the parameter to null.

PHNLDLENGTH

10

Specifies the national phone number length. For example, 800-555-1111 has a length of 10.

Valid values are 5 through 15.

PHNMUTEALERT_BLOCK

1

Specifies if the Mute Alert feature is blocked or unblocked.

The options are the following:

PHNNUMOFSA

3

Specifies the number of session appearances the phone must support.

Valid values are 1 through 10.

PHNOL

9

Specifies the outside line access code. This is the number you press to make an outside call.

Valid values are 0 to 2 dialable characters (0-9, *, #).

PHONEKEY

Null

Specifies the list of pre-configured keys.

For the PHONEKEY syntax rules and values, refer to Pre-configuration of keys parameter and PHONEKEY parameter values.

PHONE_LOCK_ALERTING_VOLUME

0

Specifies whether the user can adjust the ringer volume when the phone is locked.

The options are the following:

PHONE_LOCK_BLOCK_INCOMING_CALLS

0

Specifies whether the phone displays an incoming call while the phone is locked.

The options are the following:

PHONE_LOCK_GUEST_LOGIN

0

Specifies whether a guest user can log in to a phone when the primary user has locked it.

The primary user can lock the phone by pressing the Lock soft key or when the PHONE_LOCK_IDLETIME expires.

The options are the following:

PHONE_LOCK_IDLETIME

0

Specifies the interval of idle time in minutes, after which the phone automatically locks.

Valid values are 0 through 10,080.

Valid values are from 0 to 10080.

The options are the following:

When you set the parameter to0, the phone does not lock automatically.

PHONE_LOCK_PASSWORD_FAILED_ATTEMPTS

8

Specifies the number of consecutive failed attempts that you permit to unlock the phone. After the maximum is reached, the user will be blocked from further attempts for a period of time before being allowed to attempt again.

If you set the value to0, the user will never be blocked from attempting to unlock the phone.

PHONE_LOCK_PASSWORD_LOCKED_TIME

5

Specifies the length of time that you set where the user will be blocked from attempting to unlock the phone if the user exceeds the maximum number of failed unlock attempts.

The value ranges between 5–1440 minutes.

PHONE_LOCK_PIN

Null

Specifies the PIN that you set for the user to enter it to unlock the phone.

The value can be only digits, ranging between 4–20 characters.

PHY1STAT

if you do not set any value here, the SIP password can be used for unlocking the phone.

PHY1STAT

1

Specifies the speed and duplex settings for the Ethernet line interface.

The options are the following:

PHY2_AUTOMDIX_ENABLED

1

Specifies whether auto-MDIX is enabled on PHY2.

The options are the following:

PHY2PRIO

0

Specifies the layer 2 priority value to be used for frames received on the secondary Ethernet interface when VLAN separation is enabled. The parameter is not supported when VLANSEPMODE is 1.

Valid values are 0 through 7.

PHY2STAT

1

Specifies the speed and duplex settings for the secondary (PC) Ethernet interface.

The options are the following:

PHY2TAGS

0

Determines whether or not VLAN tags are stripped on Ethernet frames going out of the Computer (PC) port.

The options are the following:

PHY2VLAN

0

Specifies the value of the 802.1Q VLAN ID used by frames forwarded to and from the secondary (PHY2) Ethernet interface when VLAN separation is enabled.

Valid values are 0 through 4094.

PKCS12_PASSWD_RETRY, PKCS12_2_PASSWD_RETRY, PKCS12_3_PASSWD_RETRY

3

Specifies the number of retries for entering PKCS12 file password. If user failed to enter the correct PKCS12 file password after PKCS12_PASSWD_RETRY retries, then the phone will continue the startup sequence without installation of PKCS12 file. Valid values are from 0 to 100.

The options are the following:

For certificate profile 2 and 3, use PKCS12_2_PASSWD_RETRY and PKCS12_3_PASSWD_RETRY.

PKCS12URL,

PKCS12_2_URL

, PKCS12_3_URL

Null

Specifies the URL to be used to download a PKCS #12 file containing an identity certificate and its private key. Valid values contain 0 to 255 ASCII characters, zero or one URL. The value can be a string that contains either $SERIALNO or $MACADDR, but it may contain other characters as well. If $MACADDR is added to the URL, then the PKCS12 file name on the file server includes MAC address without colons. PKCS12 file download is preferred over SCEP if PKCS12URL is defined.

The options are the following:

To specify the URL for certificate profile 2 and 3, use PKCS12_2_URL and PKCS12_3_URL.

PKCS12_USAGE

All

Specifies the list of services for which the certificate assigned to the PKCS12#1 profile is applied.

Valid values:

• SIP
• Provisioning
• 8021x
• LDAP
• Ring Central
• PUSH
• PPM
• XSI
• Syslog
• All(Default)

In case the usage value is set toAll, the certificate is configured for all enabled services.

You can set the value toAll, and exclude the services using!

. For example:

When value is set toAll, !Provisioning, it will set the value to all configured service except Provisioning.

PKCS12_2_USAGE

All

Specifies the list of services for which the certificate assigned to the PKCS12#2 profile is applied.

Valid values:

• SIP
• Provisioning
• 8021x
• LDAP
• Ring Central
• PUSH
• PPM
• XSI
• Syslog
• All(Default)

In case the usage value is set toAll, the certificate is configured for all enabled services.

PKCS12_3_USAGE

All

Specifies the list of services for which the certificate assigned to the PKCS12#3 profile is applied.

Valid values:

• SIP
• Provisioning
• 8021x
• LDAP
• Ring Central
• PUSH
• PPM
• XSI
• Syslog
• All(Default)

In case the usage value is set toAll, the certificate is configured for all enabled services.

PLAY_TONE_UNTIL_RTP

1

Specifies whether locally-generated ringback tone stops as soon as SDP is received for an early media session, or whether it will continue until RTP is actually received from the far-end party.

The options are the following:

PRESENCE_ACL_CONFIRM

0

Specifies the handling of a Presence ACL update with pending watchers.

The options are the following:

This parameter is not supported in IP Office environment as presence is not supported.

PRESERVED_CALL_DURATION

120

Specifies the time interval in minutes if ENABLE_IPOFFICE is set to 2 and if MEDIA_PRESERVATION is set to 1.

The time interval can be from 10 minutes to 120 minutes.

PRIVACY_SLAAC_MODE

1

Specifies the preference for Privacy Extensions.

The options are the following:

• 0: Disable Privacy Extensions.
• 1: Enable Privacy Extensions and prefer public addresses to temporary addresses.
• 2: Enable Privacy Extensions and prefer temporary addresses to public addresses.

PRIMARY_LINE_EXTENSION

Null

Specifies the default label for primary line call appearances and is applied if the user did not customize the label.

For example:

The default value is null.

From the software version 4.0.5 and later, Avaya J139 IP Phone, Avaya J159 IP Phone, and Avaya J169/J179 IP Phone support the PRIMARY_LINE_EXTENSION parameter.

From the software version 4.0.6 and later, Avaya J189 IP Phone supports the PRIMARY_LINE_EXTENSION parameter.

From the software version 4.1.7 and later, Avaya J129 IP Phone supports the PRIMARY_LINE_EXTENSION parameter.

PROCPSWD

27238

Specifies an access code to access the local (craft) procedures.

Specifies an access code to access the admin menu procedures.

Valid values contain 0 through 7 ASCII numeric digits. The default value is27238unless indicated otherwise below. A null value implies that an access code is not required for access.

PROCSTAT

0

Specifies whether local (craft) procedures can be used to configure the phone.

Specifies whether local administrative procedures can be used to configure the phone.

The options are the following:

PROVIDE_CF_RINGTONE

0

Specifies if the call forward ringtone option is provided to the user.

The options are the following:

PROVIDE_EXCHANGE_CALENDAR

1

Specifies if menu items for exchange calendar are displayed.

The options are the following:

PROVIDE_EXCHANGE_CONTACTS

1

Specifies if menu items for exchange contacts are displayed.

The options are the following:

PROVIDE_KEY_REPEAT_DELAY

0

Specifies how long a navigation button must be held down before it begins to auto-repeat, and if an option is provided by which the user can change this value.

The options are the following:

PROVIDE_LOGOUT

1

Specifies if user can log out from the phone.

The options are the following:

PROVIDE_NETWORKINFO_SCREEN

1

Specifies if the Network Information menu is displayed on the phone.

The options are the following:

PROVIDE_OPTIONS_SCREEN

1

Specifies if Options & Settings menu is displayed on phone.

The options are the following:

PROVIDE_PRIMARY_RINGTONE

1

Specifies if the user menus related to the ringtones are displayed on the phone user interface and the web interface.

The options are the following:

PSTN_VM_NUM

Null

Specifies the dialable string that is used to call into the messaging system. For example, when you press the Message Waiting button.

PUSHCAP

0000

Controls the modes of individual Push types.

The value is a 3, 4 or 5 digit number, of which each digit controls a Push type and can have a value of 0, 1 or 2.

The options are the following:

The Push types controlled by each digit (11111) are the following:

PUSHPORT

80

Specifies the TCP port number to be used by the HTTP server in the phone for push.

Valid values are 80 through 65535.

PUSH_MODE

2

Specifies the combination of secure and non-secure Push to be used.

The Push mode ranges from 0-2 and is of the following types:

PUSHPORT_SECURE

8443