IPO 9.1 - Problem with Auhoirzation Code and access RIghts

[carrai]

Hello,

I worked with IPO 9.0 and I could assign authoriztation codes to users and that codes are tied to acces rights. But with IPO 9.1 doesnt work so (authorization codes dont show the box for selecting access rights)
My question is which is the way to make codes for users that restrict international codes just with the code?

Thanks in adavance

[bmurin]

Facing a similar challenge and also need advise.

[zakabog]

From the help -

In release 9.1, authorization codes can no longer be associated with User Rights. If an authorization code was configured in relationship with User Rights in an earlier release configuration, this authorization code will be lost during upgrade. The administrator must re-configure the authorization code, after upgrade. The authorization code must be associated with a user.

[oiduran]

Dear, I worked with a manual, I paste the URL, if your problemm persist I could help you with a .cfg. Let me to know!

http://www.ipofficeinfo.com/pdf/AuthorizationCodes(TT156).pdf

[fwilkepcs]

That manual worked up to R9.0. In 9.1 Avaya decided to make AuthCodes available without registry hack but with less features...

[oiduran]

Yes It'true thanks for your advise.

Note
In release 9.1, authorization codes can no longer be associated with User Rights. If an authorization code was configured in relationship with User Rights in an earlier release configuration, this authorization code will be lost during upgrade. The administrator must re-configure the authorization code, after upgrade. The authorization code must be associated with a user.

[carrai]

Then if I must configure access rights to the users now??? But if someone uses his auhorization code in other phone the access rights of the phone of another user applies?
Because we need that access codes belongt to the codes

[oiduran]

You could configurate user right for the user and allow the privileges with the code authorization for user.

[maxvasquezcacho]

You could configurate user right for the user and allow the privileges with the code authorization for user.

Dear oiduran:

It doesn't work that way either.

We hope that Avaya Team Support take that option back again.

[bmurin]

I also second that Avaya Team Support take that option back again

[covar]

What I ended up doing was create Virtual Users with Assigned User Rights and Shortcodes as part of User rights. It's a horrible way to do it, but it's the only way I found to have control over a user on other extensions. I have John Doe with DN 101 and Virtual User (Code_501) with only Local Calls restricted by a User Rights profile. If they need to use the same code on their base extension or on another phone they can use the same code, and also, I'm not losing secondary dial tone.