ESI E-Class - Programming the IP PBX and Remote IP Feature Phone; Programming the IP PBX for remote access; Programming the Remote IP Feature Phone

Remote IP Feature Phone Installation Manual
Programming the IP PBX and Remote IP Feature Phone
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Programming the IP PBX
and Remote IP Feature Phone
The section outlines the process for configuring the IP PBX and the Remote IP Feature phone for
remote operation. This provides a quick overview. For complete instructions, please refer to Function 8
in the appropriate E-Class Installation Manual (IP E-Class or IVX E-Class).
Programming the IP PBX for remote access
If the IP PBX has previously been programmed for remote operation, these steps don’t have to
be repeated.
Important: DO NOT connect the Remote IP Feature Phone during these steps.
1. Use Function 821 to program the IP PBX address information. This includes:
• PBX private IP address
• PBX default gateway IP
• Remote-access IP address
• Base UDP port number
2. If this is the first remote connection made to this IP PBX, verify that the main office gateway is
properly configured for the remote-access IP address and UDP port number.
Programming the Remote IP Feature Phone
Important:
Portions of this programming must be done
prior to
connecting the Remote IP Feature Phone to
the main office local network. Power up the phone but
do not
connect the Remote IP Phone until
instructed. Perform the programming from a
local
IP phone on the network.
1. Use Function 31 to program the Remote IP Feature Phone parameters into the IP PBX. These
parameters include:
• Extension number
• Type = Remote Phone
• IP address that the Remote IP Feature Phone will use at the remote site
• MAC address (0030 4Dxx xxxx as read from the Remote IP Feature Phone display)
• Gateway address at the remote site
• UDP port number that the Remote IP Feature Phone will use at the remote site
• Remote-access IP address for the IP PBX
Note:
Here, you will be prompted to save the settings you have programmed so far, here.
Press
#
to save the information and continue.
• User name
• CO line groups
• Call forwarding extension for the day mode
• Call forwarding extension for the night mode
The information is now stored in the IP PBX.