JeremyParr
IS-IT--Management
Anyway to adjust this centrally? Its pretty damn annoying that the call appearance takes up two collumns by default.
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4621 Call Appearance Width
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JeremyParr,
yes there's a way to do it centrally. setup ftp backup/restore feature, use one phone as a reference (i.e. set up all settings as you want them to be), backup these settings to ftp server (if you set up it properly, backup should be automatic) and then duplicate the file on the ftp server for all extensions you want. on the ftp server, there should be a lot of files named "xxxx_4620data.txt", where xxxx is extension number. you get the idea.
yes there's a way to do it centrally. setup ftp backup/restore feature, use one phone as a reference (i.e. set up all settings as you want them to be), backup these settings to ftp server (if you set up it properly, backup should be automatic) and then duplicate the file on the ftp server for all extensions you want. on the ftp server, there should be a lot of files named "xxxx_4620data.txt", where xxxx is extension number. you get the idea.
check your 46xxsettings.txt for OPTSTAT, you can switch on and off user functions with that option:
Options status flags. Consists of 3 “bits” of the form
abc, where each letter represents a 0 (disabled/off)
or 1 (enabled/on). The first bit, a, controls the setting
for all options not controlled by the second or third
bits. The second bit, b, controls the setting for
view-oriented options (for example, the 4620’s View
IP Settings option), if applicable. The third bit, c,
controls the setting for the LOGOFF option, if
applicable.
Options status flags. Consists of 3 “bits” of the form
abc, where each letter represents a 0 (disabled/off)
or 1 (enabled/on). The first bit, a, controls the setting
for all options not controlled by the second or third
bits. The second bit, b, controls the setting for
view-oriented options (for example, the 4620’s View
IP Settings option), if applicable. The third bit, c,
controls the setting for the LOGOFF option, if
applicable.
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