Avaya 1230 - Duplicate Ipv6 Addresses

When there is no active call, the key action is applied to the call that is highlighted in the list of calls
Phone behavior after fixed key press
If there is one or more calls, the behavior of the IP Deskphone after pressing a fixed key is the
following:
Goodbye/Release, Mute, Hold, Headset, Handsfree and Hookswitch:
If there is an active established call, the key action applies to this active call.
If there is no established call, the key action is applied to the call highlighted in the list of calls.
Note:
Some actions may be ignored in certain conditions, such as:
• pressing the Mute key for a call on hold
• pressing the Goodbye/Release key for a call on local hold
• pressing the Hold key for an incoming call
Line key:
If there is an incoming call, that call is answered.
If there is an active call, the key press is ignored.
If there are no incoming or active calls, the key action is applied to the call highlighted in the list of
calls
Note:
If there is an active established call, and at the same time another call comes in, pressing the
Line key puts the active call on hold and the incoming call is answered.
If there are several incoming calls at the same time, the newest call is answered. In order to
answer a different call, the user must select the call and press the corresponding soft key.
Soft key:
Soft keys always perform actions on the highlighted call.
For more information, see the IP Deskphone User Guide for the desired model.
Duplicate IPv6 addresses
When the IP Deskphone receives an IP address from the DHCPv6 server and detects that this
address is duplicated in the network,
Duplicated IPv6 Address
is displayed on the phone screen. There is an initial timeout of 10 seconds.
When the timeout expires,
Starting DHCPv6
Features
March 2015 SIP Software for Avaya 1200 Series IP Deskphones-Administration 19
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