Setting up PBX password. 1

[seahawk1]

I'm using MatWorx 6.3.2 on a 2000 IPS system. I would like to find out how to setup password protection for the first time on my PBX.

 

[mextera]

got to MOC mode.
E9>7>X This is where you enter the PW for the PBX
E9>8>1 this does not allow anyone to see what the PW is.
E9>9>0 this turns on PW service.

Now you can set the PW to your matworx connection.

To login from MOC or the phone.
03>7>X this is where the PW is entered to login.

Mextera

 

[seahawk1]

Thanks for the quick reply, will the PBX accept characters such as (*#$@!) as part of the password or will it only accept alpha and numeric characters.

 

[mextera]

Alpha and numeric only, cannot be all CCC's and all FFF's either. And the last thing is that the only Alpha allowed are A-F.

Mextera

 

[seahawk1]

I want to be sure I am understanding you correctly; I can only use the letters A-F in any combination only, for example(acadaf)correct? How many charcters does the password need to be?

Are you able to setup different levels of administration logins?

go to MOC mode.
E9>7>acadaf (F2-write) acadaf is my pswd.
E9>8>1 (F2-write)
E9>9>0 F2-write)
WOULD THIS BE A CORRECT SETUP

 

[mextera]

Your programming would be correct.

Different Admin levels are done in command E7, E7 gives access to specific commands other than level 7. PW level 7 is unrestricted levels 0-6 are fully restricted you would need to allow access to those levels via command E7.

Mextera

 

[OzzieGeorge]

I think the easiest way to explain the limitations is to point out that the password can be any number (there is a max number but I don't have the manual to hand) of hexadecimal characters. Hence you can use the alpha characters A to F but in fact you are using 10 to 15.