Adding Digital Extension in IP Office

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  • rkostb
    Aspiring Member
    • Nov 2015
    • 2

    Adding Digital Extension in IP Office

    I'm running Avaya IP Office Manager 9.0.100.845. I have a basic understanding of the software and I can do simple things like moving extensions and changing names. I either

    need to know which manual (and section) I should read or what steps to follow in order to add a new digital extension.

    Here's what I've tried. In the left window I selected "extensions". I see we have 33. They list in the center column. Some are titled "Digital Extension" and some

    "Analogue Extension". I know the physical hardware of our controller is an IP500 v2. The first module has a free port #9. I wish to plug in a model 1403 digital phone into

    this port.

    I click on the little yellow folder for adding a new extension but my options are H323, SIP, and "new from template". Huh? Where is "digital"? OK, so I'm not

    understanding something. I then decide to copy a digital entry and paste it. I now have a "digital extension" but "module" and "port" are greyed out and set to "0". I

    can't find anything in the manual on how to make these settings editable.

    What am I missing?

    Thanks,
    Ric
  • markgallagher
    Legend
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    • May 2010
    • 613

    #2
    For digital and analog extensions and entry is automatically created when the base card or external expansion module is added to the system.

    But if by module you mean a base card installed into the IP500 V2 then stop. Port 9 will be a trunk port for use by a trunk card if added to the base card.

    The fact that you don't know these things means that you need to do some training before you damage the system.

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    • rkostb
      Aspiring Member
      • Nov 2015
      • 2

      #3
      I already guessed that the ports were auto-assigned. So I looked around and found the port was assigned to a "line" and identified as analogue. It was set to out of service. I deleted it and rebooted but now it no longer displays as "line" or "extension".

      I was offered training, but the first online class they sent me to dealt with advanced functions. It was so confusing that I never went back. I need basics. Aren't there any beginner's manuals? Maybe a series of Youtube videos?

      I can't even get the program to restore a backup. Before I deleted the line I saved a configuration file. I thought it would be simple to restore but that function doesn't work for me either. I go to restore/configuration and select the file but nothing happens.

      I build computers and configure software on a regular basis but this software is killing me.

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      • havel3
        Guru
        • Nov 2012
        • 148

        #4
        open the backup offline and send it to the ip office offline
        the backup function makes a backup of the config and all necessery binary files, it is of no use here
        Hardware ports cannot be set to another type, a analog trunk is a analog trunk and connot be changed
        Hardware ports can only be deleted if they are not present in the system, if present and deleted they will come back after a reboot.

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        • rmagal
          Hot Shot
          • Apr 2015
          • 14

          #5
          If the port is a line it CANNOT be changed for a digital extension. What type of card is it? Normally ports 9-12 on either digital base or combo cards are designated for trunks (lines) and are not available for digital phones.

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          • huntertech
            Hot Shot
            • Dec 2014
            • 19

            #6
            Sounds like you added a Trunk 16 and not an Analog 16

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