IP Phone Codes
Avaya IP Phones in the 46xx and the 56xx series have features built in
for administration of some features. These codes are essential for good
administration and moves. They can be difficult to find, and understand
exactly what is being accomplished. Here is a list of the codes, and
the description.
Each code is preceded by pressing the MUTE or the HOLD button. These two buttons
should be interchangeable, but depending on the exact phone series and firmware
one or the other may not work.
mute 25327# (CLEAR)
This feature clears all settings from the phone. In essence this is a total default
of the phone to the most basic configuration. The system will confirm and verify
the procedure before proceeding. The phone will reboot and return in the same
state as a new out of the box phone.
mute 73738# (RESET)
This feature is much like the above CLEAR. This option can either reboot the
phone saving all
programed values, or reset all locally administered variables. The action is
confirmed prior to proceeding. The phone will reboot, and return with all the
variables if Reset Phone was selected. If the Reset Values was selected, the
phone will reboot with out a Extn or Password, IP Settings, or any other locally
administered values.
mute 8439# (VIEW)
This Code steps through a view only display all parameters of the phone settings
including IP Addresses, Firmware, Model, release, Interface speed, and Serial
Number.
mute 2337# (ADDR)
This code displays all IP settings of the phone and allows the values to be changed.
mute 564633# (LOGOFF)
This code un-registers the phone from it's current base extension and prompts
for a new extn number and password.
mute 47687# (GROUP)
Changes the group the phone belongs to. This is useful for
specifying the firmware load and has nothing to do with the Hunt Group membership
in the dial plan.
mute 876663# (VPNMOD)
This code enters the mode to adjust VPN settings on phones with the VPN firmware
loaded.
mute 468# (INT)
This code allows the physical Ethernet interface of the phone to be set for various
speed and duplex options, or to auto-negotiate (default). On SW series phones
there are settings for both PHY1 and PHY2, representing the two switched interfaces.
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