Mitel 430 - Page 63

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System functions and features as of R4.1
syd-0570/1.2 – R4.1 – 08.2016
• The enhanced functionality must be assigned to each integrated mobile or external
phone in the terminal configuration ( Enhanced functionality parameter).
• Provider-specific case: If the integration of the mobile phone is obtained with sepa-
rate lines to the provider, the parameter Allow enhanced functionality for direct in-
coming calls must be activated in the corresponding trunk group.
Mitel Advanced Intelligent Network:
The DSP resources must be made available at the node through whose network interface there
is a communication server − mobile/external phone connection.
See also:
An overview of the function codes supported at integration levels 1 and 2 can be found in the
"Mobile Phones on MiVoice Office 400" User’s Guide.
Automatic mobile/external phone authentication
The integrated phone can be automatically authenticated using the CLIP, and the user
hears the internal dialling tone after a ring back tone (Parameter Use CLIP for au-
thentication).
Note:
– For security reasons automatic authentication is not used with "Break-in" or "Special
Arrangement" situations as the incoming CLIP is not PSTN-verified in such cases. There
may be cases however (especially with SIP providers) where the CLIP is received as "veri-
fied" when in fact it is not. An unauthorized person can then dial into the communication
server and make calls or carry out certain */# procedures. After a first start automatic
authentication is switched off.
– In the case of a connection via analogue or SIP network interfaces the CLIP is normally
received "unchecked". To allow automatic authentication of the integrated phones nonethe-
less, the parameter Allow CLIP authentication even if CLIP is not screened must be acti-
vated in the corresponding trunk group (default setting = deactivated).
Manual mobile/external phone authentication
If automatic authentication is disabled, the integrated phone is manually authenticated
as follows:
1. The user of the integrated phone dials a direct dialling number specially set up.
A ring-back tone is obtained followed by a special authentication tone.
2. The user makes the following entries: <Internal user number> * <user PIN> #
The internal dial tone is obtained.
3. The user of the integrated phone can now make an internal/external call or execute
certain functions via */# function codes.
Note:
For both automatic and manual authentication the user PIN must be changed first. The default
value "0000" is not permitted.