Provisioning an Avaya J-Series Phone
Manually registers an Avaya J-Series phone to a NetSapiens extension using the phone's keypad or web GUI.
An Avaya J-Series phone can be manually registered to a NetSapiens extension either through the phone's own keypad menus or through its web GUI, once the extension's registration details have been retrieved from NetSapiens.
Retrieving Registration Information from NetSapiens
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In the NetSapiens Manager Portal, navigate to
Usersand locate the extension the phone should register to
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Select the
Phonetab, then edit the device
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Set the
Modeldropdown toManual or Softphoneto reveal the registration information, including the Outbound Proxy -
Resolve the Outbound Proxy to an IP address by running
tracert <address>(excluding the port) from a command line, and note the top-most resolved IP
Provisioning via the Phone's Keypad
- From the phone's Administration menu, log in using the default craft login of
27238 - Under SIP Global Settings, complete the following fields:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| SIP Domain | The NetSapiens domain |
| Registration Policy | Simultaneous |
| Failback Policy | Admin |
| SIP Proxy Policy | Manual |
- Add the resolved IP address from the step above to the SIP Proxy List, with Protocol set to
TCPand the SIP Port set to5060(unless otherwise specified) - Enter the extension's username and password using the phone's keypad
Provisioning via the Phone's Web GUI
Finding the phone's IP address
- From the phone's menu, navigate to
IP Configuration > Ethernet > IPv4to find its current IP address
Accessing the web GUI
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Browse to
https://<phone's IP address> -
Log in with the default credentials, username
adminand password27238
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Change the password when prompted on first login
Configuring SIP settings
- Complete the same SIP Global Settings fields and SIP Proxy List entry described above
- Enter the extension's username and password
Registration Interval
Change the Default Registration IntervalThe phone's default Registration Interval of 900 seconds should be changed to 60 seconds. NetSapiens and CCaaS do not interact well with the 900-second default.
Registering the Extension in CCaaS
Once the phone registers successfully to NetSapiens, the extension must still be registered in CCaaS before it can be used by the Contact Center.
See SIP ExtensionsFollow SIP Extensions to register the extension in CCaaS.
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