AASTRA BluStar 8000i BAS-Mode Administrator Guides EN - Manual (Page 90)

Telephony Devices
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Telephony Device Line Allocation
Device Line Allocation allows an administrator to define telephone lines and allocate telephone numbers for later
assignment to BluStar users (see
User Identity on page 5-3 ).
Start Line / End Line
These fields are the line number range (inclusive) that are to be allocated by the server. These line numbers will
later be added to users, and these users will then be automatically assigned a line on the telephony device. Line
ranges are subject to the type of device specified on the
Telephony Device Configuration on page 6-14 .
Device Line Configuration Example 1:
Device Line Configuration Example 2:
Start Phone Number
The start phone number for the range specified above. It will increment by one on the extension part for every suc-
cessive line in the range.
Enabled
Whether or not the device line is enabled
User Line Information
This page shows information related to the lines that are assigned to specific users and all remaining unassigned lines, or
pool lines.
User Assigned Lines (Incoming and Outgoing)
Change any user’s assigned line (phone number) by editing that user under User :: User Accounts (see User Iden-
tity on page 5-3 ).
Pooled Outgoing LInes
Lines that have been defined, but are not currently assigned to any user. Any user without an assigned line that
makes a call from the SIP domain to the PBX network will be routed out using one of the pooled lines.
Note:
The saving of ranges happen incrementally from top to bottom, making it possible to specify lines 1-32 to be in a range
for the first item, and the second item specifying a different number for line 15-15 (line 15). The examples below will
yield the same result.
Stat Line End Line Start Phone Number
1 32 011 234 0001
15 15 011 111 1111
Stat Line End Line Start Phone Number
1 14 011 234 0001
15 15 011 111 1111
16 32 011 234 0016
Note:
The last four digits need to be numeric so the server can correctly determine and process line ranges.
Note:
Assigning a number that does not exist in the drop-down menu will assign an alias to that user. This number will only
be usable in the SIP domain—it does not belong to any real telephony device—and will not be listed under “user
assigned lines (incoming and outgoing)”.