The Extension Quick Setup enables you to import extensions into YourSite Explorer from the telephone switch. If Read/Write is enabled in 'YourSite > Media servers > Telephone system', the extensions are written back to the 3300 ICP.
Ensure you select the correct extension type for the port. For example, if you want the extension to be a messaging port, select Messaging port 5020 IP.
The failover media server will be used to handle the call load in the event the primary media server goes offline (only for voice extensions).
UPiQ ports do not allow you to select a workflow. Instead, you engage UPiQ ports by assigning an UPiQ subroutine to the Connect to Caller activity. See "Configuring the Connect to Caller activity".
Select 'Emergency' as the port state only if this port is associated to a workflow that is configured to have an emergency path. You can configure a port state as 'Emergency' when applicable either within YourSite Explorer directly or by using a Management Plan remotely.
In order to set the trusted service level in YourSite Explorer, you must have already enabled write-back functionality on the media server. (See "Enabling write-back functionality"). If you do not have write-back enabled, you must set the trusted service level on the telephone system, instead of in YourSite Explorer, by logging in to the 3300 ICP, navigating to 'User and Device Configuration', clicking the extension for which you want to set the service level, and, on the Profile tab, selecting 'Trusted' from the drop-down list beside Service Level.
This option is used if you have more than one NIC and want to specify which one is used for MiTAI/MiAudio, for example, if you have a voice and data network split.