Immobility of 96XX Phones

[gricec]

Having a problem with users unplugging and moving 96XX phones from one location to another. This is causing a problem with 911. Is anyone familiar with an option that will not allow the phones to automatically come back when plugged into an alternate jack.

[bbcom]

Can you be more specific? The phone does power up, or can find the CM? If the phone powers up what message does it get stuck on?

Why do users have to move the phone, can they logout of one phone and log into another via the menu on the phone?

[gricec]

The phones are presently powering back up when users move to new location and that is what they are designed to do. We don't want that, because so many users are moving their phones without the appropriate permissions, we have found that if user calls 911 we do not have accurate location information for them. This is driving the need to find away to not allow the user to move the phone, and what I am seeing is now allow the phone to register back to the gateway when they unplug. Need a viable solution so that users are forced to stay where they are until the appropriate actions are taken. Thanks in Advance

[mskinner]

If you use the "ip-network-map" table appropriately, it shouldn't matter whether someone is moving the telephone or not. The customer won't be able to provide the PSAP with information down to the cubicle level, but they would be able to provide information to the floor level. For more information on this, please see Chapter 72 of the Feature Description and Implmentation document at:

https://origin-support.avaya.com/css...ents/100157134

[gwebster]

Without invoking restrictions at a data level (MAC address control at port level), it is hard to prevent somebody from unplugging an IP Deskphone and move it to another location. Simplified move-add-change is one of the major advantages of using IP.