More functions/services 87
Moving your connection to another
telephone (mobility)
You can move your telephone connection (optiPoint or OpenStage) with most of
your functions and features (phone number, key assignment, classes of service)
to an optiPoint or OpenStage. The "home telephone" is deactivated and the
"guest telephone" becomes "your" telephone. The original connection of your
"guest telephone" is likewise deactivated. Call forwarding should therefore be
programmed first for its phone number
Page 30. The move remains effective
until you log off from the "guest telephone". This procedure can also be
performed on a network-wide basis.
Mobility variants
There are three Mobility variants available:
•Basic
• Data Privacy
• Data Mobility
The administrator is responsible for assigning the Mobility variant for the respec-
tive phone.
Basic
The following settings are adopted when you move to the guest telephone.
• Key assignment
• Class of service
• Call forwarding
Pending messages or information are signaled additionally (message waiting in-
dicator or MWI).
You can see and use the guest telephone phonebook.
Data Privacy
The following settings are adopted when you "move" to the guest telephone.
• Key assignment
• Call forwarding
• Class of service (except for user password)
Pending messages or information are signaled additionally (message waiting in-
dicator or MWI). The user password is not adopted, which means that you have
to create a new password on the phone, for example, if you want to use Open-
Stage Manager. An empty phonebook is made available. You cannot see the
guest telephone phonebook. You can use OpenStage Manager to also load your
own personal phonebook if appropriate. Any data modified in the phonebook is
lost by logging out. You should therefore make sure to save any modified data
via OpenStage Manager before logging out.
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