Local phone configuration

The address and connection settings are stored in the local configuration menu of the phone and accessible via a web browser or user prompting on the phone.

Access to the local phone configuration

To activate changes in the IP addressing, you need to restart the phone. The changes remains stored even when power is disconnected.

Table 1. Access to the local configuration menu and navigation on the phone
Access on the phone	Keep the C-key pressed down or Foxkey Menu / Settings / General / Local settings
Access via the web browser	URL = IP address of the phone (default setting: 192.168.104.33)
User name	admin (relevant for access via the web browser only)
Password	The default password is “0000” and can be changed under Administration / general admin (password syntax: 2 to 10 digits). Note: You can set the password for all connected IP system phones at the same time. Any passwords already set are then overwritten. To assign the passwords locally and individually for each phone, the entry must be blank. A phone first-start has to be carried out to reset the password to the default values "Operation and maintenance".
Navigation on the phone	Select the menu item: Press Foxkey Once level back: Press Foxkey Exit: Press the C-key.

Settings in the local configuration menu

Table 2. DHCP parameters (Menu *Administration*)
IP addresses	Explanation
DHCP	Activate or deactivate DHCP (on / off - default value: on)

Table 3. Phone address (Menu *Administration* / *IP address* settings)
IP addresses	Explanation
IP address	IP address of the IP system phone. Configurable only if DHCP is deactivated.
Subnet Mask	Subnet mask of the IP system phone. Configurable only if DHCP is deactivated.

Table 4. Gateway address (in Menu *Administration*)
IP addresses	Explanation
GW address	Phone-side IP address of the router that provides the transition to the other partial areas of the IP network (WAN links/Internet). If all the IP phones and all satellites are in the same LAN area as the Master, 000.000.000.000 can be used for the Gateway address (default value).

Table 5. Addressing of the single system/node (in the *Administration* / *PBX settings* menu)
IP addresses	Explanation
PBX address	Static IP address of the Ethernet interface on the basic system of the single system/node. Read only if the DNS name entry is blank.
PBX address backup	This setting is of no relevance for operation on an MiVoice Office 400 system and can be left blank.

Table 6. DNS settings (in the *Administration* / *DNS settings* menu)
IP addresses	Explanation
DHCP	Activate or deactivate DHCP: Default value: on
DNS name	Host name of the single system/node. Default value: intelligate. If the IP address of the communication server is to be entered as static, you need to delete this entry.
DNS name backup	This setting is of no relevance for operation on an Mitel 430 system and can be left blank.
DNS server address	Address of the DNS server (entered by the DHCP server)
DNS domain	Domain of the DNS server (entered by the DHCP server)

Table 7. VLAN settings (in the *Administration* / *VLAN settings* menu)
IP addresses	Explanation
VLAN	For the tagged VLAN assignment of the terminal in accordance with IEEE 802.1/Q set the value to on and assign the VLAN ID below. If the phone is not to be allocated to any VLAN or if the VLAN allocation is port-based on the switch used, set the value to off (default value).
VLAN user priority	VLAN priority. Only has an influence if VLAN = on
VLAN ID	ID of the VLAN to which the phone is to be allocated. Note: the communication server must be allocated to the same VLAN. Only has an influence if VLAN = on

The following settings are significant only if a PC is connected to the IP phone.

Table 8. VLAN PC settings (in the *Administration* / *VLAN PC port settings* menu)
IP addresses	Explanation
VLAN PC port	With this setting you can connect assign the PC connected to the phone to a different VLAN than the phone. For the tagged VLAN assignment of the PC in accordance with IEEE 802.1/Q set the value to on and assign the VLAN ID below. Set the value to off in the following cases: Neither the IP phone nor the connected PC are allocated to a VLAN. The connected PC is allocated to the same VLAN as the phone,
VLANPC_PRIO	VLAN priority. Only has an influence if VLAN PC port = on
VLAN PC port TAGS	VLAN tags are not evaluated on the PC and the network card normally ignores them. Some older and low-cost network cards cannot identify and successfully ignore the VLAN tags. This can result in transmission errors. You can prevent them with the setting VLAN PC port TAGS = off. For reasons of compatibility with older terminal software the default value is on on.
VLAN PC ID	ID of the VLAN to which the connected PC is to be allocated. Only has an influence if VLAN = on

The other settings of the local terminal configuration are for operating an IP terminal on a different communication system. Please leave the settings unchanged. In particular make sure that the entries in the Administration / 802.1x settings menu remain blank. Also make sure that the Public media port entries in the Menu Administration / NAT settings and TOS value do not correspond with to same settings in the communication server and are ignored at this point.

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