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10
Entering your Network Parameters
The Network Parameters required in this release are your:
E-mail address that serves as your Creative Video
Webphone number
WebPhone password protects others from using your
Creative Video Webphone
Password Confirmation used to confirm your Creative
Video Webphone Password
E-Mail Login used for connecting to your POP Server
E-Mail Password used for connecting to your POP Server
POP Server address used for retrieving your off-line voice
mail messages
SMTP Server address used for sending voice mail to
off-line parties
WebPhone Password
The WebPhone password prevents other users from using their
WebPhone to assume your identity. Once you have configured your
WebPhone with your e-mail address, no one else can configure a
WebPhone with your e-mail address.
Then only the e-mail address is protected, i.e. other users can
still configure their phones with whatever first and last names
they desire.
You will not need to enter your password each time you use the
Creative Video Webphone , but you will need to enter your password
if you reinstall the Creative Video Webphone for any reason, so take
care not to lose your password. You may change your Creative Video
Webphone password at any time by entering a new password in the
WebPhone Password and password confirmations fields. A message
will be displayed when your password change has been accepted.
If you forget your password, please call “support@netspeak.com” on
your WebPhone or send e-mail to “support@netspeak.com”
describing your problem. Support agents will reset your password
once your identity is confirmed. If you enter an invalid password, your
WebPhone will ONLY be able to call “sales@netspeak.com” or
“support@netspeak.com”.
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