Avaya Vantage - Device configuration using the Settings menu on the device

Device configuration using the Settings menu on the
device
Device configuration checklist
The following checklist describes task you must perform to configure Avaya Vantage
™
device
settings.
No. Task Notes
1. Configure your administration password. Avaya Vantage
™
does not provide access to
Administrator mode if the default administrator
password is used.
2. Ensure that you are using Administrator
mode.
Improper modification of some settings can
lead to a device malfunction. Such settings are
available to administrators only.
3. Configure file server data. You must provide an address of a file server
used to store software distribution packages
and settings files.
4. Configure DNS server data. You must provide the address of the DNS
server used in your organization. In most
cases, the DNS server address is provided
through DHCP. If DHCP is not used, you must
configure DNS server data statically.
Both Wi-Fi and Ethernet interfaces use the
configured DNS server and domain
information. Option to configure DNS
information specifically for each Wi-Fi network
is unavailable. Therefore, if a user toggles
between Wi-Fi and Ethernet interfaces, then
the configured DNS information is applicable
for both interfaces.
5. Configure a user group. You must specify a user group number to
provide configuration parameters according to
the assigned user group.
6. Configure HTTP proxy server settings. You must provide an address of a server that
acts as a gateway between your organization’s
local network and other networks. If required,
specify addresses that can bypass the proxy
server.
7. Configure SIP server settings. You must have a SIP server to make and
handle calls. Additional SIP servers can be
configured to provide system survivability.
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Device configuration using the Settings menu on the device
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