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INDEX
forwarding packets to 11-8
Numerics
access to phone settings 7-2
802.11a standard 6-3
adding
802.11b standard 6-3
Cisco Unified IP Phones manually 2-13
802.11d standard 6-3
Cisco Unified IP Phones using autoregistration 2-11
World Mode 6-4
users to Cisco Unified Communications
Manager 8-34
802.11e standard 6-3
Admin. VLAN ID 7-5
802.11g standard 6-3
AdvanceAdhocConference service parameter 8-9
802.11i standard 6-3
AES
802.1X
encryption description 6-13
authentication server 1-23
agent g
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Index auxiliary VLAN, description 6-9 loop breakout 8-6 loop prevention 8-6 notification 8-6 B call forward destination override 8-7 call park 8-6 background image call security restrictions using Barge 1-21 configuring 9-5 call statistics 10-11 creating 9-4 call waiting 8-7 custom 9-4 CAPF (Certificate Authority Proxy Function) 1-19 List.xml file 9-4 CAST 1-11 PNG file 9-4, 9-5 cell phone interference 1-2 barge 1-24, 8-4 Cisco Discovery Protocol call security restrictions 1-21 See CDP block e
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Index using LDAP directories 8-27 D web page 11-1 data VLAN 2-3 Cisco Unified Video Camera 5-1 Debug Display web page 11-3, 11-11 attaching to the phone 5-2 Default Router 7-10 configuration 5-1 Denial of Service attacks post installation 5-4 disabling SSH 9-11 cleaning the Cisco Unified IP Phone 12-17 Device Authentication 7-15 Clear List softkey 10-3, 10-8, 10-9 device authentication 1-18 Client Matter Code (CMC) 8-9 Device Configuration menu conference 8-9 displaying 7-2 secure 1-20 Device
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Index Shared Secret 7-15 G.729 1-1 encrypted configuration files 1-19 G729a 1-1 encryption 1-16 G729ab 1-1 media 1-18 G729b 1-1 signaling 1-19 EnergyWise H configuration 9-8 description 2-4 handset enterprise parameters connecting 3-12 call forward 8-36 handsfree 3-8 call forward options 8-36 handsfree profile 3-8 user options web page defaults 8-36 headset error messages, used for troubleshooting 12-3 audio quality 3-11 Ethernet Information web page 11-2, 11-8 Bluetooth 3-9 Ethernet Setup men
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Index XML service 9-7 Installing the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Locale Installer B-1 image authentication 1-18 logging, missed call 8-14 Incoming Call Toast Timer 8-39 installing Cisco Unified Communications Manager M configuration 3-2 network requirements 3-1 MAC address 2-14 preparing 2-10 malicious caller identification (MCID) 8-14 requirements, overview 1-24 manufacturing installed certificate (MIC) 1-18 intercom 8-13 media encryption 1-18 interference, cell phone 1-2 meet-me c
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Index IP 1-12 network statistics 11-8 RTCP 1-13 Network web page 11-2, 11-8 RTP 1-13 SIP 1-13 O TCP 1-13 TFTP 1-14 onhook predialing 8-15 UDP 1-14 open authentication, description 6-11 network outages, identifying 12-6 Operational VLAN ID 7-4 network port options configuring 7-6 enterprise parameters connecting to 3-12 user options web page defaults 8-36 network protocol orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) 6-6 LEAP 6-12 network requirements, for installing 3-1 P Network Setup con
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Index ports Real-Time Control Protocol access 3-3 See RTCP network 3-3 Real-Time Transport Protocol power See RTP EnergyWise configuration 9-8 received signal strength indicator, See RSSI EnergyWise description 2-4 redial 8-18 external 2-3, 2-4 remote port configuration 8-18 for the phone 2-3 Report Quality softkey 8-18, 12-16 outage 2-4 reset settings on phone 12-15 PoE 2-4 resetting power negotiation over LLDP 2-6 Cisco Unified IP Phone 12-15 power over Ethernet continuously 12-6 See PoE int
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Index security profiles 1-19, 1-20 configuring VLAN 2-9 shared key authentication 6-12 contacting Cisco Unified Communications Manager 2-10 signaling authentication 1-18 loading stored phone image 2-8 signaling encryption 1-19 obtaining IP address 2-9 static WEP encryption 6-13 obtaining power 2-8 TKIP encryption 6-13 requesting configuration file 2-10 WLAN overview 6-11 understanding 2-8 WPA authentication 6-12 statistics Security Configuration menu (on Settings menu) call 10-11 options vide
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Index Busy Lamp Field (BLF) speed dial 8-5 Time-of-Day Routing 8-22 Call Back 8-5 transfer 8-22 call display restrictions 8-5 video mode 8-22 caller ID 8-8 video support 8-22 caller ID blocking 8-8 voice messaging system 8-23 call forward 8-6 VPN 8-22 call forward destination override 8-7 TFTP call park 8-6 description 1-14 call waiting 8-7 troubleshooting 12-3 conference 8-9 TFTP Server 1 7-11 directed call park 8-10 TFTP Server 2 7-12 distinctive ring 8-18 TFTP settings do not disturb (DND)
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Index U W USB headsets 3-6 wall mounting, Cisco Unified IP Phone 3-20, E-1 USB port data 3-5 WDS, wireless domain server 6-7 User Datagram Protocol web page See UDP about 11-1 User Options web page Access Information 11-2, 11-8 call forward settings 8-36 accessing 11-2 description 8-34 Debug Display 11-3, 11-11 giving users access to 8-34, A-1 Device Information 11-2, 11-4 users disabling access to 11-3 accessing voice messaging system A-2 Ethernet Information 11-2, 11-8 adding to Cisco Unifie
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Index X XmlDefault.cnf.xml 2-7 Cisco Unified IP Phone 8961, 9951, and 9971 Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager 8.6 (SIP) IN-11
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Index Cisco Unified IP Phone 8961, 9951, and 9971 Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager 8.6 (SIP) IN-12
