Avaya 9600 Series - Chapter 5: Making Calls; Making a Call

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Manually

programmed

IPv4 address

IPV6STAT DHCPSTAT Result Addressing modes

1 1 IPv4 only DHCP NA

Yes 0 NA IPv4 only Manual NA

1 1 IPv4 only Manual NA

Note:

Do not configure IPv6 address manually, use auto-configuration instead.

Multiple Device Access

9600 Series IP Deskphones support Multiple Device Access (MDA) with which you can

simultaneously register up to 10 SIP devices for one user.

With MDA, you can do the following:

• Make and receive calls on any registered device.

• Move to another registered device during an active call.

• Bridge on to calls on multiple registered devices.

You can alert other registered devices about an incoming call to your extension. When you

answer a call on a device, the alerts on all the other devices stop. During the call, the other

devices display an active call indicator on the call appearance for the active line.

• Be on multiple concurrent calls on different devices, but only one call on each device.

For example, you can listen to a conference call on one device and answer an incoming call

on a second device without putting the conference call on hold. The two calls are on separate

call appearances on all registered devices.

• Use conference and transfer features.

When you bridge on to a call on the registered devices and start a transfer, the call drops

from all devices after the transfer is complete.

For more information, see Multi Device Access White Paper on

Avaya support site.

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