AASTRA Re-direction Services (RCS) User Guide EN - Manual (Page 30)

Aastra IP Phones and the RCS
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IP Phone MAC addresses
Each IP phone has a unique MAC address allowing easy identification. The MAC address is printed on the phone label
found on the bottom of the phone, and can also be found using the phone interface.
The RCS uses MAC addresses to identify phones for the purpose of redirection or overriding firmware files. On receipt of
their phones, Service Providers can add the phone MAC addresses to their account using the RCS Web UI. Service Provid-
ers may also have the alternative of receiving phones already registered by MAC address in the RCS.
Managing IP Phones
The RCS allows manipulation of redirection through a Web UI. Once phones are added to the account, properties can be
edited for one or more phones quickly and easily.
Editing the Redirection Settings for a Single IP Phone
A phone’s RCS and firmware settings can be edited individually if required.
To edit the redirection settings of a single IP phone:
1. Login to an account on the RCS. (See “Logging into the RCS” on page 7 for more information.) The Summary page
opens.
2. Click Phones on the top menu. The Phones page opens.
Notes:
1.You can select the following to display specific phones in this window:
- “All” - displays all phones (registered, unregistered, and most recently added)
- “Recently Added 10” displays only up to the last 10 phones added to the RCS.
- “Unaffliated” displays only the non-registered phones
- “Find” displays a pop-up window that allows you to enter the MAC address of the phone you want to display.
2. You can click on any of the table headings to sort in ascending or descending order.