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MIB Module for 96x1 SIP IP Telephones as of Release 7.1.12.0 Copyright 2021 by Avaya Inc. All rights reserved.

Handset AGC status. This variable returns 1 if the endpoint's handset Automatic Gain Control capability is currently enabled, else 0.

Headset AGC status. This variable returns 1 if the endpoint's headset Automatic Gain Control capability is currently enabled, else 0.

Speakerphone AGC status. This variable returns 1 if the endpoint's speakerphone Automatic Gain Control capability is currently enabled, else 0.

Application/Library software package. This variable returns the name of the Application/Library software package in the endpoint. Phone with HWVERS up to 3 (as conveyed by endptHWVER) returns the filename of the Application/Library software package. Phone with HWVERS 3 and up (as conveyed by endptHWVER) returns the firmware version of the active bank.

Application/Library software package. This variable returns a string specifying the system-specific Application/Library software package that should be used for telephone operation.

Backlight idle timer setting. This variable returns the number of minutes of idle time, after which the phone backlight is turned off. Range is 0-999, with a default of 120. Used in phones with backlit displays.

Backup application package name. This variable returns a string specifying the name of the application package stored as a backup copy. Phone with HWVERS up to 3 (as conveyed by endptHWVER) returns the filename of the Backup Application. Phone with HWVERS 3 and up (as conveyed by endptHWVER) returns the firmware version of the inactive bank.

Display Brightness setting. This variable returns the value of the display brightness setting in memory. Range is 0-5, with 4 the default.

Configuration Server. This variable returns a string specifying the IP address or URL of the configuration server (e.g PPM) that should be used for endpoint configuration (only set if not identical to SIP Proxy server).

Configuration server IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet IP address for the configuration server used during initialization (all zeros if no specific server used).

Chatter server port. This variable returns the Chatter server registration transport-layer port number (from 0 to 65535; default is 8888).

CNA server addresses. This variable returns zero or more Chatter server addresses for network analysis, in dotted decimal or DNS format.

Receive codec(s). This variable returns the designation(s) of the Receive codec(s) currently in use.

Transmit codec(s). This variable returns the designation(s) of the Transmit codec(s) currently in use.

Display Contrast setting. This variable returns the value of the display contrast setting in memory. Range is 0-15, with 8 the default.

Country specific network progress tone setting. This variable returns the designation of the country for which the user hears dial tone, ringing tone, busy tone, congestion tone, reorder tone and intercept tone.

Date format string. This variable returns a string specifying the date separator and the position of day (%d), month (%m) and year (%y for 2-digit presentation, %Y for 4-digit presentation). Default is '%m/%d/%y' for date in mm/dd/yy format.

Rebind time of IPADD lease. This variable returns an unsigned integer specifying the length of time at which to rebind the IPADD lease, in seconds as received by DHCP option 59.

Renewal time of IPADD lease. This variable returns an unsigned integer specifying the length of time at which to renew the IPADD lease, in seconds as received by DHCP option 58.

Duration of IPADD lease. This variable returns an unsigned integer specifying the length of time of the IPADD lease, in seconds as received by DHCP option 51.

List of DNS server addresses. This variable returns a sequence of IP addresses, in dotted-decimal format and separated by commas, of DNS servers available for use.

Domain setting. This varialbe returns a string to be appended to configuration parameters, when they are resolved into IP addresses.

802.1X mode. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint supports unicast Supplicant operation only, with PAE multicast pass-through without proxy Logoff, 1 if the same as 0 but with proxy Logoff, and 2 if both unicast or Multicast Supplicant operation, without PAE multicast pass-through, is supported. The default is 0.

DSCP for audio. This variable specifies the Differentiated Services Code Point for audio currently in use (between 0 and 63 inclusive).

DSCP BBE priority value. This variable is a placeholder for future use. It currently returns '-1'.

DSCP for signaling. This variable specifies the Differentiated Services Code Point for signaling currently in use (between 0 and 63 inclusive).

DSP Version. This variable returns a string of up to 10 characters, that identifies the version of the DSP firmware in the endpoint.

Audio endpoint address(es). This variable returns a string specifying the address(es) of the far-end audio endpoint(s) currently in use.

Audio endpoint port number(s). This variable returns the far-end endpoint's transport layer port number(s) for audio, currently in use.

Font file identifier. This variable returns a text string with the name of the font file stored in the endpoint, if any.

Group identifier. This variable returns the integer corresponding to the current group identifier.

HTTP server directory. This variable returns the path used in formation of the URI for HTTP GET operations to access HTTP initialization server.

HTTP server port. This variable returns the port used for HTTP GET operations to access HTTP initialization server.

HTTP server IP addresses. This variable returns a comma-separated list of HTTP server IP addresses available for use during initialization, in dotted-decimal or DNS format.

HTTP initialization server IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet IP address for the HTTP server used, if any, during initialization (all zeros if no server successfully used during initialization).

Current value for ICMP Destination message handling. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint does not transmit ICMP Destination Unreachable messages; 1 if such messages are transmitted only in response to datagrams that designate closed UDP ports or if the designated transport protocol is not supported, and 2 if such messages are sent only in response to datagrams that designate closed UDP or TCP ports or if the designated transport protocol is not supported. The default is 1.

Current value for ICMP Redirect message handling. This variable returns 1 if received Redirect messages are handled as specified in RFC 1122, Sections 3.2.2.2 and 3.3.1.2, else 0. The default is 0.

Endpoint IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet string specifying the endpoint's current IP address.

Jitter buffer size(s). This variable returns the number(s) of milliseconds of delay added to compensate for network jitter, from 0-300 milliseconds, for each active audio connection. The default is 10.

802.1Q framing flag. This variable returns 0 if the Layer 2 802.1Q framing parameter is set to 'auto', 1 if it is set to on/enabled, else 2 for off/disabled.

Audio priority. This variable returns an integer between 0 and 7 inclusive specifying the current Layer 2 802.1Q audio priority value.

Signaling priority. This variable returns an integer between 0 and 7 inclusive specifying the current Layer 2 802.1Q signaling priority value.

802.1Q tagging flag. This variable returns 0 if the Layer 2 802.1Q tagging parameter is currently OFF, else 1.

Administered Telephone VLAN Identifier. This variable returns an integer between 0 and 4094 inclusive specifying the administered Layer 2 802.1Q VLAN Identifier value.

Stored Telephone VLAN Identifier, This variable returns an integer between 0 and 4094 inclusive specifying the stored Layer 2 802.1Q VLAN Identifier value to accommodate requirement for VLAN Identifier survival.

Telephone VLAN Identifier in use. This variable returns an integer between 0 and 4094 inclusive specifying the current Layer 2 802.1Q VLAN Identifier value.

Language file list. This variable returns a string specifying the language files stored in the endpoint,if any, separated by commas.

Language file in use. This variable returns the name of the language currently used or the string 'built-in', if the built-in language is used.

Event Log server address. This variable returns at most one IP address, in dotted-decimal or DNS format, of the server to be used for event logging. This function is intended for Avaya use, in debugging if necessary.

MAC address. This variable returns a 6-octet string specifying the endpoint's MAC address.

Media encryption settings. This variable returns a string specifiying the cryptosuite and session parameter for media encryption. 1 = aescm128-hmac80 2 = aescm128-hmac32 3 = aescm128-hmac80-unauth 4 = aescm128-hmac32-unauth 5 = aescm128-hmac80-unenc 6 = aescm128-hmac32-unenc 7 = aescm128-hmac80-unenc-unauth 8 = aescm128-hmac32-unenc-unauth 9 = none (default) 10 = aescm256-hmac80 11 = aescm256-hmac32 Options 10 and 11 are supported by 96x1 SIP R7.0.0 and later. Up to 2 or 3 options may be specified in a comma-separated list. 2 options are supported by Prior releases to 96x1 SIP 7.0.0 3 options are supported by 96x1 SIP R7.0.0 and later. The options should match those specified in CM IP-codec-set form.

Model identifier. This variable returns a string of up to 8 ASCII characters.

Maximum Transmission Unit size. This variable returns the maximum number of octects in Ethernet frames. Possible values are 1496 and 1500, default is 1500. 1496 is possible to accommodate older Ethernet switches that cannot support the longer maximum frame length of tagged frames.

Subnet mask. This variable returns a 4-octet string specifying the subnet mask currently in use.

Ring pattern setting. This variable returns a string specifying the personal ringing pattern currently selected.

Phone comcode. This variable returns a string of up to 9 numerical characters, specifying the comcode of the endpoint itself.

Housing serial number. This variable returns a string of up to 18 ASCII characters, specifying the serial number on the outside of the endpoint's housing.

Ethernet line interface duplex setting. This variable returns 1 if the interface is half-duplex and 2 if the interface is full duplex.

Ethernet interface speed. This variable returns a string specifying the endpoint's Ethernet interface speed in Mbps: '1000', '100' or '10'.

Ethernet line interface administration. This variable returns 1, if the Ethernet line interface is currently for auto-negotiation, 2 for 10Mbps half-duplex, 3 for 10Mbps full-duplex, 4 for 100Mbps half-duplex, 5 for 100Mbps full-duplex, and 6 for 1000Mbps full-duplex (if supported by hardware).

Secondary Ethernet interface duplex setting. This variable returns 0 if no link is established, 1 if the interface is half-duplex, and 2 if the interface is full duplex.

Secondary Ethernet interface Layer 2 priority. This variable returns 0 through 7, and is used with endptVLANSEP. The default is 0.

Secondary Ethernet speed. This variable returns a string specifying the endpoint's Ethernet interface speed in Mbps: '1000', '100' or '10' or '0'.

Secondary Ethernet interface administration. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint's Secondary Ethernet interface is currently NOT enabled, 1 if the Secondary Ethernet interface is currently for auto-negotiation, 2 for 10Mbps half-duplex, 3 for 10Mbps full-duplex, 4 for 100Mbps half-duplex, 5 for 100Mbps full-duplex, and 6 for 1000Mbps full-duplex (if supported by hardware).

Secondary Ethernet interface VLAN ID. This variable returns an integer between 0 and 4094 inclusive specifying the current Layer 2 802.1Q VLAN Identifier value for tagged frames received on the secondary Ethernet interface while VLAN separation is enabled.

Transport-layer audio port(s). This variable returns the endpoint's transport layer port number(s) for audio connection(s), currently in use.

Local Procedure Password. This variable returns 0 if the Local Procedure Password is null, else 1.

Local Procedure flag. This variable returns 0 if Local Procedures are currently allowed for this endpoint, else 1.

PWB comcode. This variable returns a string of up to 9 numerical characters, specifying the comcode or version number of the printed wiring board of the endpoint.

PWB serial number. This variable returns a string of up to 18 ASCII characters, specifying the serial number on the endpoint's printed wiring board, or N/A if the board has no serial number.

List of router addresses. This variable returns a sequence of IP addresses, in dotted-decimal format and separated by commas, of routers available for use.

Router address. This variable returns a 4-octet string specifying the IP address of the router currently in use.

RSVP Control flag. This variable is a placeholder for future use. It currently returns '-1'.

RSVP Refresh rate. This variable is a placeholder for future use. It currently returns '-1'.

RSVP Failed Retry flag. This variable is a placeholder for future use. It currently returns '-1'.

RSVP profile flag. This variable is a placeholder for future use. It currently returns '-1'.

RTCP Control flag. This variable returns 0 if the RTCP control status is off/disabled, else 1.

RTCP Flowrate. This variable returns an integer between 5 and 30 inclusive specifying the RTCP flowrate in seconds.

RTCP Monitor address. This variable returns a 4-octet string specifying the IP address of the RTCP monitor currently in use.

RTCP Monitor port. This variable returns the RTCP monitor transport-layer destination port number (from 0 to 65535; default is 5005).

DTMF mode. This variable returns 1 if the endpoint sends DTMF in-band tones, and 2 for negotiation and transmission of DTMF according to RFC 2833.

Signaling protocol download flag. This variable returns the integer corresponding to the current signaling protocol.

Current skin definition. This variable returns a label specifying the skin definition currently used. If built-in default skin defintion is used, it is empty. Otherwise it contains the skin label as received with the corresponding skin file downloaded at endpoint initialization.

SNMP source addresses. This variable returns one or more allowable source IP addresses for SNMP queries, in dotted decimal or DNS format.

Site-specific option number. This variable returns an integer between 128 and 254 inclusive, specifying the SSON stored. The default is 242.

Speakerphone mode. This varialbe returns the current speakerphone mode: 0 if speakerphone capability is disabled or not existing, 1 if one-way speakerphone operation (monitor) is possible, and 2 if two-way speakerphone operation is possible.

Remote logging status. This variable returns 0 if transmission of log messages to the log server is disabled, else 1.

TCP keep alive status. This variable returns 0 if TCP keep alive is NOT performed, else 1.

Time Format setting. This variable returns 0 if time is displayed in 'am/pm' format, and 1 if it is displayed in 24 hour format.

TLS server Directory. This variable returns the path used in formation of the URI for HTTPS GET operations to access TLS initialization server.

TLS server Port. This variable returns the port used for HTTPS GET operations to access TLS initialization server.

TLS server addresses. This variable returns zero or more Transport Layer Security server addresses for use during initialization, in dotted decimal or DNS format.

TLS server address used. This variable returns the TLS server address from TLSSRVR used, if any, during initialization, or all zeroes if no TLS server was used.

Transmit audio packetization delay(s). This variable returns the number(s) of milliseconds of delay added by packetization and coding for audio transmission for each active audio connection.

DHCP mode. This variable returns 0 if IP address is a static configuration, or 1 if a dynamic IP address is received via DHCP.

VLAN separation value. This variable returns 0 if frames received on the secondary Ethernet interface are unchanged before forwarding; else 1, which is the default.

VLAN pause parameter. This variable returns the number of seconds stored for the endpoint to wait for a DHCPOFFER message when using a non-zero VLAN ID. Valid values are integers from 0 to 999 inclusive.

Trusted Certificate URLs. This variable returns the URLs of certificate files that are considered as trusted certificates and requested to download into the endpoint at boot-time.

SCEP server URL. This variable returns a string specifying the URL of the SCEP (Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol) server used for certificate enrollment.

Common Name for Subject in SCEP request. This variable returns '$SERIALNO' if the endpoint's serial number is included in the SCEP request, or'$MACADDR' if its MAC address is used instead.

Subject definition for SCEP request. This variable returns the part in a SCEP request, which is common for requests from different Avaya SIP endpoints.

Private key length. This varialbe returns the length of the private key in bits to be created in the endpoint for certificate enrollment. The default is 1024 bits.

Certificate renewal threshold. This variable returns an integer between 1 and 99 inclusive specifying the moment the endpoint starts to contact the SCEP server for certificate renewal. It is specified by a percentage to be applied to the device certificate's validity Object.

Certificate wait flag. This variable returns 0 if certificate enrollment is done periodically in the background, and 1 if the endpoint waits to continue with startup operation until a response from SCEP server is received.

HTTP Proxy for SCEP. This variable returns a string specifying a HTTP proxy IP address, in dotted-decimal or DNS format, optionally follwed by a colon and port number. If the variable is NOT null, this transport address is used to set up HTTP connection for SCEP.

HTTP exception domains for SCEP. This variable returns a comma-separated list of zero or more domain names. A HTTP connection for SCEP is NOT set up via HTTPPROXY, if the rightmost part of MYCERTURL matches one of the values of the listed domains.

Authentication flag for setting file download. This variable returns 0 if setting files are allowed to be received via HTTP and HTTPs, and 1, if they are only allowed to be received via HTTPS.

Logging category list. This variable returns zero or more keywords representing endpoint functions to be included in lower level logging (i.e. traces for level 'warning' or lower) or the string 'All' meaning lower level logging is performed for each endpoint function. Default is an empty string, which precludes any lower level logging.

Trusted Certificate list. This variable returns the names of the trusted certificate files that are successfully downloaded into the endpoint.

Certificate Authority (CA) Identifier. This variable returns the CA Identitifier string included in GET certificate requests.

Emergency number. This variable returns a string specifying the emergency number to be outpulsed when the user presses Emergency softkey.

802.1X status. This variable returns 0 if Supplicant operation is disabled, 1 if supplicant operation is enabled, but endpoint responds only to recieved unicast EAPOL messages, and 2 if supplicant operation is enabled, and endpoint responds to received unicast and multicast EAPOL messages. The default is 1.

802.1X EAP methods. This variable returns a list of EAP authentication method(s) the endpoint supports. The default is 'MD5,TLS'.

LLDP status. This variable returns 0 if LLDP operation is disabled, 1 if LLDP operation is enabled, and 2 (auto) if the endpoint supports LLDP, but the transmission of LLDP frames does not begin until or unless an LLDP frame is received. The default is 2.

Power over Ethernet conservation support. This variable returns 0 if power over Ethernet conservation support is disabled, and 1 if it is enabled. The default is 'ON'.

Power over Ethernet conservation mode. This variable returns the endpoint's current power over Ethernet conservation mode. It returns 0 for 'OFF' and 1 for 'ON'.

The last value of TRUSTCERTS explicitly set in the configuration file.

Communication mode to the configuration server. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint is using HTTP to communicate with the configuration server, 1 if using HTTPS, and 2 if using HTTPS if the SIP transport type is TLS and HTTP if the SIP transport is not TLS.

An indication that the phone supports Gigabit Ethernet. This variable returns a 0 if the endpoint does not support Gigabit Ethernet and 1 if it does support Gigabit Ethernet.

Indicates if TLS server identification is required. This variable returns a 0 if no certificate match is necessary and 1 if a certificate match is required.

VLAN ID list. This variable returns a list of zero or more VLAN IDs.

Indicates whether the G711A codec is enabled or disabled. This variable returns a 0 if the codec is disabled and 1 if the codec is enabled (default).

Indicates whether the G711U codec is enabled or disabled. This variable returns a 0 if the codec is disabled and 1 if the codec is enabled (default).

Indicates the status of the G729 codec. This variable returns a 0 if the codec is disabled. It returns a 1 when the phone advertises a preference for G.729(A) enabled, without Annex B support in an outbound INVITE request, and accepts either G729A or G729A with annex B support [G.729AB] when received in a 200OK response or an incoming INVITE request. It returns a 2 when the phone advertises a preference for G.729(A) enabled, with Annex B support [G.729AB] in an outbound INVITE request, and accepts either G729A or G729AB when received in a 200OK response or an incoming INVITE request.

Indicates whether the G722 codec is enabled or disabled. This variable returns a 0 if the codec is disabled (default) and 1 if the codec is enabled.

Indicates whether the G726 codec is enabled or disabled. This variable returns a 0 if the codec is disabled and 1 if the codec is enabled (default).

System Default Language. This variable returns the name of the file that contains the language strings currently used.

Indicates whether or not the built-in English is offered to the user as selectable item in the language selection menu. This variable returns a 0 if the built-in English is not offered and 1 if it is selectable item in the languauge selection menu.

In-use Kernel/Root File System Software Package name. This variable returns the name of the Kernel/Root File System package in the endpoint from which the active Kernel/Root File System files were installed. This MIB item is not applicable for phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER.

The Kernel/Root File System Software Package. This variable returns the name of the file that contains the Kernel/Root File System package for the endpoint. This MIB item is not applicable for phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER

Boot1 filename. This variable returns the name of the boot1 file stored in the telephone. This MIB item is not applicable for phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER.

Boot2 filename. This variable returns the name of the boot2 file stored in the telephone. This MIB item is not applicable for phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER.

Indicates whether the SLA monitor agent is enabled or disabled. This variable returns a 0 if the monitor is disabled (default) and 1 if the monitor is enabled.

Indicates ringtone file storage size. This variable returns the kilobytes occupied by files downloaded via the RINGTONE parameter.

Audio tuning flag. This variable returns a 1 if the audio software is currently using information from a downloaded audio tuning file, else 0.

Call recording warning file flag. This variable returns a 1 if call recording is configured to use a downloaded warning file, else 0.

Secondary Ethernet interface Auto MDIX status. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint's Secondary Ethernet interface Auto MDIX is currently disabled, else 1 (default).

This variable returns the value of HEADSET_PROFILE which specifies the headset audio profile number selected by the user or 0 if the user has not selected a profile. 0 is the default value.

This variable returns the value of HWVERS which specifies the hardware version of the endpoint.

This MIB item returns the Local Network Quality level. 0 if no local network quality is available, else 6 if packet loss is < 1% and round-trip network delay is < 400 milliseconds and jitter compensation delay is < 80 milliseconds, else 5 if packet loss is < 2% and round-trip network delay is < 425 milliseconds and jitter compensation delay is < 100 milliseconds, else 4 if packet loss is < 3% and round-trip network delay is < 450 milliseconds and jitter compensation delay is < 120 milliseconds, else 3 if packet loss is < 4% and round-trip network delay is < 475 milliseconds and jitter compensation delay is < 160 milliseconds, else 2 if packet loss is < 5% and round-trip network delay is < 500 milliseconds and jitter compensation delay is < 200 milliseconds, else 1.

result of the FIPS startup self-test. 0 = failed, 1 = success

0 if FIPS mode disabled. 1 if FIPS mode enabled.

URL for PKCS12.

0 if OCSP disabled. 1 if OCSP enabled.

URL for OCSP.

1 - Prefer OCSP_URI first, then AIA. 2 - Prefer AIA first then OCSP_URI.

0 - Treat certificate as revoked if status unknown. 1 - Accept certificate if status unknown.

0 - Nonce is not added to OCSP request. 1 - Nonce is added to OCSP request.

0 - TLS 1.0 and up are permitted. 1 - TLS 1.2 and up are permitted.

Use EncryptSrtcp. 0 - no. 1 - yes.

FQDN ip map

how often certs will be checked. Default value: 24. Max value: 32767

How long cert warnings will be provided Default value: 60. Max value: 99

0 - FIPS mode is disabled, 1 - FIPS mode is enabled but not compliant, 2 - FIPS mode is enabled and compliant.

Reason of FIPS exception

Report server URI. This variable returns a string specifying the URI used to upload a report file.

Table of trust certificate's attributes

Certificate's attribute struct

cert attribute index.

Issuer cert attribute

Subject cert attribute

NotBefore cert attribute

NotAfter cert attribute

SerialNumber cert attribute (Displayed by HEX string)

KeyUsage cert attribute

ExKeyUsage cert attribute

Altname of certificate

Sha1Hash of cert (Displayed by HEX string)

BasicConstrains cert attribute.

Table of OCSP trust certificate's attributes

OCSP certificate's attribute struct

OCSP cert attribute index.

Issuer OCSP cert attribute

Subject OCSP cert attribute

NotBefore OCSP cert attribute

NotAfter OCSP cert attribute

SerialNumber OCSP cert attribute (Displayed by HEX string)

KeyUsage OCSP cert attribute

ExKeyUsage OCSP cert attribute

Altname OCSP of certificate

Sha1Hash of OCSP cert (Displayed by HEX string)

BasicConstrains OCSP cert attribute.

Report the ocsp hash alorithm method.

Report the Admin Login attempt Allowed.

Report the Admin Locked time.

Report the SSL Version.

Report the ocsp use Cache

Report pcsp cathe expriry

Report whether is it delete my certificate

Report my certificate type in use 0 -- Certificate is installed via SCEP 1 -- Certificate is installed via PKCS12 2 -- Certificate is installed via PKCS12 in FIPS mode

Report the PKCS password retry.

Report the Open SSL version.

Report the Open SSH version.

Report Energy-Efficient Ethernet status. 0: EEE is disabled on both PHY1 and PHY2. 1: EEE is enabled on both PHY1 and PHY2.

Table of identity certificate's attributes

Identity certificate's attribute struct

Identity cert attribute index.

Issuer identity cert attribute

Subject identity cert attribute

NotBefore identity cert attribute

NotAfter identity cert attribute

SerialNumber identity cert attribute (Displayed by HEX string)

KeyUsage identity cert attribute

ExKeyUsage identity cert attribute

Altname identity of certificate

Sha1Hash of identity cert (Displayed by HEX string)

BasicConstrains identity cert attribute

Table of EASG product certificate's attributes

EASG product certificate's attribute struct

EASG product cert attribute index.

Issuer EASG product cert attribute

Subject EASG product cert attribute

NotBefore EASG product cert attribute

NotAfter EASG product cert attribute

SerialNumber EASG product cert attribute (Displayed by HEX string)

KeyUsage EASG product cert attribute

ExKeyUsage EASG product cert attribute

Altname name of EASG product certificate

Sha1Hash of EASG product cert (Displayed by HEX string)

BasicConstrains EASG product cert attribute

Report the EASG status

Report the EASG site certs

Report the EASG site certs warning days

Report the maximum number of trusted certificates

Audio alerting mode

Headset operational mode

This variable returns the current Acoustic Exposure Protection Mode. This is a User Specific parameter. '0' Default '1' Off '2' Dynamic '3' 4 hours '4' 8 hours

Enable or disable checking the SIP server certificate for RFC5922 compliance (SIP domain match found in CN or Subject Alternate Name). '0' Disable checking the certificate for rfc-5922 comliance. '1' (Default) Enable checking the certificate for rfc-5922 compliance.

Remote logging level.

Application/Library software package download flag. This variable returns: '0' if the value of APPNAME is null. '1' if the most recent attempt to download a new Application/Library software package was not successful. '2' if the most recent attempt to download a new Application/Library software package was successful, but the file was too large. '3' if the most recent attempt to download a new Application/Library software package was successful, but the file type was incorrect. '4' if the most recent attempt to download a new Application/Library software package was successful, but files were missing, had the wrong file type, or had invalid signatures. '5' if the most recent attempt to download a new Application/Library software package was successful, but was not valid for the telephone hardware. '6' if the most recent attempt to download a new Application/Library software package was successful, but it was not compatible with the new Kernel/RFS software package. '7' if the most recent attempt to download a new Application/Library software package was successful, but it was not compatible with the existing Kernel/RFS software package. '8' if the most recent attempt to download a new Application/Library software package was successful, but the existing Kernel/RFS software package was not compatible with it. '9' if the most recent attempt to download, store and install a new Application/Library software package was successful. '10' if there was a failure to write software file to flash (Supported by phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER). '11' if there was a failure of signature verification for BootA (Supported by phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER). '12' if there was a failure of signature verification for BootB (Supported by phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER).; '13' if there was a failure of signature verification for system RFS (Supported by phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER). '14' if a new firmware file was found to have the same software version as the one installed (identical software) - no upgrade required (Supported by phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER).

Kernel/RFS software package download flag. This variable returns '0' if the value of RFSNAME is null. This variable returns '1' if the most recent attempt to download a new Kernel/RFS software package was not successful. This variable returns '2' if the most recent attempt to download a new Kernel/RFS software package was successful, but the file was too large. This variable returns 3 if the most recent attempt to download a new Kernel/RFS software package was successful, but the file type was incorrect. This variable returns 4 if the most recent attempt to download a new Kernel/RFS software package was successful, but files were missing, had the wrong file type, or had invalid signatures. This variable returns 5 if the most recent attempt to download a new Kernel/RFS software package was successful, but was not valid for the telephone hardware. This variable returns 6 if the most recent attempt to download a new Kernel/RFS software package was successful, but it was not compatible with the new Application/Library software package. This variable returns 7 if the most recent attempt to download a new Kernel/RFS software package was successful, but it was not compatible with the existing Application/Library software package. This variable returns 8 if the most recent attempt to download a new Kernel/RFS software package was successful, but the existing Application/Library software package was not compatible with it. This variable returns 9 if the most recent attempt to download, store and install a new Kernel/RFS software package was successful. This MIB item is not applicable for phones with HWVERS 3 and up as conveyed by endptHWVER.

Script loading status flag. This variable returns '0' if a 96x1Supgrade.txt file was successfully obtained and interpreted since the last power-up or reset. This variable returns '1' if the file was successfully obtained but NOT successfully interpreted since the last power-up or reset. This variable returns '2' if the file was NOT successfully obtained since the last power-up or reset.

Each entry is one of up to 500 syslog event messages added since last reset or power-up, each of which has severity code less than the value of the administered log level and which matchs for level 'warning' and below to the administered log categories. Entries are in chronological order, oldest first.

Each entry is one of up to 500 syslog event messages added since last reset or power-up, each of which has severity code less than the value of the administered log level and which matchs for level 'warning' and below to the administered log categories. Entries are in chronological order, oldest first.

log index.

Syslog event message.

Each entry is one of up to 500 syslog event messages added before the last reset or power-up, each of which has severity code less than the value of the administered log level and which matchs for level 'warning' and below to the administered log categories. Entries are in chronological order, oldest first.

Each entry is one of up to 500 syslog event messages added before the last reset or power-up, each of which has severity code less than the value of the administered log level and which matchs for level 'warning' and below to the administered log categories. Entries are in chronological order, oldest first.

log index.

Syslog event message.

Each entry is one of up to 75 syslog event messages added before the last reset or power-up, each of which has severity code less than the value of the administered log level and which matchs for level 'warning' and below to the administered log categories. Entries are in chronological order, oldest first.

Each entry is one of up to 75 syslog event messages added before the last reset or power-up, each of which has severity code less than the value of the administered log level and which matchs for level 'warning' and below to the administered log categories. Entries are in chronological order, oldest first.

log index.

Syslog event message.

Counter of restarts after power-up. This variable is reset to 0 after each power-up. Subsequent restarts increment the variable by one (but not the initial start-up after power-up).

Enhanced debugging capabilities mode. This MIB item reflects the value of AUTHCTRLSTAT. If 0 (default), then the enhanced debugging capabilities mode is disabled. if 1, then the enhanced debugging capabilities mode is enabled. This mode shall ALWAYS be disabled, unless Avaya Technician requests to enable it for better debugging of the phone.

SSH status flag. This variable returns '0' if SSH is disabled; '1' if it is enabled, but there is no active connections and '2' if there is an established connection

External Application Interface port. This variable returns the port number of endpoint's XML interface for external applications. Default is 6225.

External Application Interface status. This variable returns 1 if endpoint's XML interface for external applications is a TCP interface, and 2 if it is a TLS over TCP interface. Default is 1.

External Application Interface type. This variable returns 0 if endpoint's XML interface for external applications is disabled, else 1.

User audio path. This variable returns 0 if the telephone does not support a 2-way speaker or does not have a headset jack; 1 if the user audio path is with the speakerphone, and 2 if the user audio path is with the headset.

Enhanced Local Dialing status. This variable returns 0 if the Enhanced Local Dialing status is off/disabled, 1 if enhanced local dialing is partially enabled (does NOT apply for dialing from contatcs), and 2 if enhanced dialing is fully enabled.

Exchange server addresses. This variable returns zero or more MS Exchange (TM) server addresses for retrieval of calendar or contact data, in dotted decimal or DNS format.

Exchange server IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet IP address for the MS Exchange (TM) server used to retrieve calendar or contact data (all zeros if no server used).

Modular Messaging server addresses. This variable is a placeholder for future use.

Modular Messaging server IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet IP address for the Modular messaging server (all zeros if no server used).

Modular Messaging server port. This variable is a placeholder for future use. It currently returns '-1'.

Web Proxy Server Exception List. This variable returns a string specifying a list of one or more HTTP proxy server Exception domains, separated by commas with no intervening spaces. Used by the Web Browser application.

Web application URL. This variable returns a URL of the Home page for the Web Browser application.

Web Idle Timer. This variable returns the number of minutes, from 1 to 60 inclusive, of idle activity on the telephone before the Web Idle Timer URI is displayed.

Web Idle Timer URI. This variable returns the URI of the WML page displayed after the Web Idle Timer expires.

Web Browser application TCP port. This variable returns an integer specifying the TCP port used for the Web proxy server. Used by the Web Browser application.

Web Proxy Server. This variable returns an IP addresses, in dotted-decimal or DNS format, of an HTTP proxy server. Used by the Web Browser application.

Agent tone. This variable is a placeholder for future use.

Display call on ringing option. This variable is a placeholder for future use.

Control whether edited dialing is provided as a user option. This variable returns 0 when the edited dialing option is not displayed, the user cannot change the option. and the phone defaults to on-hook dialing. It returns 1 when the edited dialing option is not displayed, the user cannot change the option. and the phone defaults to edit dialing. It returns 2 when the edited dialing option is displayed, the user can change the option. and the phone defaults to on-hook dialing. It returns 3 when the edited dialing option is displayed, the user can change the option. and the phone defaults to edit dialing.

Represents a list of favorites. This variable returns a string representing the list of favorites selected by the user.

When the AVAYAENVIRONMENT variable is 0, this parameter controls the display of the transfer type option in the A menu. This variable returns 0 if the option is not shown and 1 if it is shown, allowing the user to choose the type of transfer.

When the AVAYAENVIRONMENT variable is 0, this parameter controls the default transfer mode. This variable returns 0 if the mode is attended and 1 if the mode is unattended.

Controls the ability to personalize button labels displayed to the user. This variable returns 0 if the user cannot personalize the labels and 1 if the user can personalize the labels.

Controls whether a password must always be entered manually. This variable returns 0 if manual password entry is mandatory and 1 if the user can perform a quick login by pressing the continue soft key on the Login screen to accept the current password value.

Push capabilities. This variable returns a 5-digit integer specifying the phone administration for phoneXML, audio transmit, audio receive, display (web), and Top Line pushes, respectively. The valid digits are 0 (Disabled), 1 (barge-in only ypushes of the given type Enabled) and 2 (both barge-in and normal pushes of the given type Enabled). The default is 00000.

Push listening port. This variable returns an integer specifying the TCP listening port most recently used for the HTTP server..

96xx Web push subscription list. This variable returns a string containing one or more fully qualified URLs to which the phone's Browser application subscribes for potential pushed content.

96xx Web Trusted Push Server list. This variable returns a string containing one or more domains and paths in DNS format, used to determine for validation of push requests.

96xx URL of the customization file for the Home Screen. This variable returns a string containing the location of the XML file that is used to defined the contents of the Home screen.

Controls whether both the name and the number are displayed for an incoming call. This variable returns 0 when only the name is shown. The variable returns 1 when both the name and number are shown.

Flag to define whether or not menu item(s) for MS Exchange(tm) Calendar integration are provided to user. This variable returns 0 when the menu is not provided to the user and 1 when the menu is provided. The default is 1.

List of Microsoft Exchange server IP or DNS addresses. This variable returns zero or more IP addresses in dotted decimal or DNS name format, separated by commas without any intervening spaces.

The Microsoft Exchange server currently used. This variable returns one IP address in dotted decimal format.

Activate or deactivate usage of calendar on a Microsoft Exchange Server. This variable returns 0 when the calendar is disabled and 1 when the calendar is enabled. The default is 0.

The user domain for a Microsoft Exchange Server. This variable returns a string with the user domain.

The user's account for the Microsoft Exchange Server This variable returns a string with the user's account.

Controls whether Exchange popup reminder notifications are enabled. This variable returns 0 when reminders are disabled and 1 when reminders are enabled. The default is 0.

Controls how far in advance the user wants to get the reminder for an appointment. This variable has a range of 0 to 60 minutes. The default is 5 minutes.

Controls how long in minutes for the Reminder to reappear after it has been snoozed (temporally dismissed) by the user. This variable returns 0 when only the name is shown. This variable has a range of 0 to 60 minutes. The default is 5 minutes.

Enables or disables the generation of a reminder tone (error beep) that will be played when the Reminder popup appears. This variable returns 0 when the tone is disabled and 1 when the tone is enabled.

Controls the resynchronization interval with the Exchange server. This variable returns a value between 0 and 3600 seconds. The default is 180 seconds.

Enables or disables the local station lock feature. This variable returns 0 when the feature is disabled and 1 when the feature is enabled. The default is 0.

Controls the idle time for the Phone Lock feature. This variable returns 0 when the phone does not lock. The variable returns 1 to 999 to show the number of minutes of idle time before the phone locks. The default is 0.

Handset sidetone settings This variable returns: '0' NORMAL level for most users (default) '1' three levels softer than NORMAL '2' OFF (inaudible) '3' one level softer than NORMAL '4' two levels softer than NORMAL '5' four levels softer than NORMAL '6' five levels softer than NORMAL '7' six levels softer than NORMAL '8' one level louder than NORMAL '9' two levels louder than NORMAL

Headset sidetone settings This variable returns: '0' NORMAL level for most users (default) '1' three levels softer than NORMAL '2' OFF (inaudible) '3' one level softer than NORMAL '4' two levels softer than NORMAL '5' four levels softer than NORMAL '6' five levels softer than NORMAL '7' six levels softer than NORMAL '8' one level louder than NORMAL '9' two levels louder than NORMAL

Audio Environment Index Enables to customize the telephone's audio performance. The range is from 0 to 299. The default is 0.

Specifies whether and how VoIP Metrics Report Block as defined in RTP Control Protocol Extended Reports (RTCP XR) (RFC 3611) is sent. 0 (Default) - No Extended Report (RTCP XR) is sent 1 - Extended Report (RTCP XR) is sent to voice monitoring servers (if configured) as well as to the remote peer

Button Modules attached. This variable returns the number of Button Modules attached (or daisy-chained) to the endpoint.

Button Module hardware version. This variable returns the hardware version of the first button module attached, if any. If none, null is returned.

Button Module software version. This variable returns the software version of the first button module attached, if any. If none, null is returned.

Button Module hardware version. This variable returns the hardware version of the second button module attached, if any. If none, null is returned.

Button Module software version. This variable returns the software version of the second button module attached, if any. If none, null is returned.

Button Module hardware version. This variable returns the hardware version of the third button module attached, if any. If none, null is returned.

Button Module software version. This variable returns the software version of the third button module attached, if any. If none, null is returned.

Alphanumeric dialing mode. This variable returns 0 if only numeric dialing is possible, else 1.

Avaya environment mode. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint is supposed to operate in a 3rd-party SIP proxy environment, and 1 if it suppossed to operate in an Avaya SES/CM environment.

Conference server URI. This variable is a placeholder for future use.

Conference server IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet IP address for the server used for server-based conferencing (all zeros if no conference server used).

Conference Type. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint supports local conferencing, 1 if it supports SIP-AST server-based conferencing, and 2 if it supports 'click-to-conference'-based conferencing.

SIP dial plan. This variable returns the administered dial plan, used during manual dialing to allow a call to be initiated without the use of a Send button and without waiting for the expiration of a timeout interval; up to 1000 characters; not used in an Avaya SES SIP proxy environment.

Early media mode. This variable returns 0 if SIP early media is off/disabled, else 1.

Music server addresses. This variable returns zero or more IP addresses, in dotted decimal or DNS format and separated by commas, of Music-on-Hold servers available for use.

Music server IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet IP address for the Music-on-Hold server most recently used (all zeros if no music server used).

Message Waiting Indication server addresses. This variable returns zero or more IP addresses, in dotted decimal or DNS format and separated by commas, of Message Waiting Indication servers available for use.

Message Waiting Indication server IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet IP address for the Message Waiting Indication servers most recently used (all zeros if no MWI server used).

Number of primary session appearances. This varaible returns the number of primary session appearances administered for the SIP endpoint.

Presence server addresses. This variable returns zero or more IP addresses, in dotted decimal or DNS format and separated by commas, of presence servers available for use.

Presence server IP address. This variable returns an IP address of the presence server most recently used.

Presence mode. This variable returns 0 if individual presence subscriptions are done separately, and 1 if subscription to (server-based) presence list and watcher info is performed.

Registration wait interval. This variable returns the number of seconds between attempts to re-register with the current to SIP server.

SIP registration domain name. This variable returns the text used in the contact header field as part of SIP registration.

SIP mode. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint operates in proxy mode, and 1 if it operates in peer-to-peer mode.

TCP/UDP port used for SIP messages. This variable returns the current port number used for SIP messaging via TCP or UDP. The default is 5060.

TCP port used for SIP messages via secure link. This variable returns the current port number used for SIP messaging via TLS over TCP. The default is 5061.

SIP transport protocol. This variable returns an integer specifying the transport protocol for SIP messaging: 0 for UDP, 1 for TCP, and 2 for TLS over TCP.

SIP proxy server addresses. This variable returns zero or one IP addresses, in dotted decimal or DNS format and separated by commas, of SIP proxy servers available for use.

SIP proxy server IP address. This variable returns an IP address of the SIP proxy server most recently used.

SIP registrar addresses. This variable returns zero or more IP addresses, in dotted decimal or DNS format and separated by commas, of SIP registrars available for use.

SIP registrar IP address. This variable returns a 4-octet IP address of the SIP registrar most recently used (all zeros if no SIP registrar used).

SIP user account. This variable returns the numeric or alphanumeric user name used for SIP registration.

SIP user ID. This variable returns the SIP user ID used in the authorization header field in case of re-issuing a registration request due to an authorization challenge from SIP proxy or SIP registrar (if empty, the SIP user account is used in authorization header field).

SIP User ID mode. This variable returns 1 if user is prompted for SIP user ID, else 0.

SNTP server addresses. This variable returns zero or more IP addresses, in dotted decimal or DNS format and separated by commas, of SNTP time servers available for use.

SNTP server IP address. This variable returns an IP address of the SNTP time server most recently used.

Call Forwarding address. This variable returns the URI to which calls are forwarded; up to 255 characters; not used in an Avaya SES SIP proxy environment.

Call Forwarding delay. This variable returns the number of times the telephone will ring before a call is forwarded, if Call Forwarding on No Answer is selected; not used in an Avaya SES SIP proxy environment.

Call Forwarding setting. This variable returns the sum of all Call Forwarding permissions. Range is 0 to 7, with 0 as the default. Not used in an Avaya SES SIP proxy environment.

Call Coverage Server address. This variable returns the URI to which call coverage is sent; up to 255 character; not used in an Avaya SES SIP proxy environment.

Visiting User mode. This variable returns 0 if the endpoint only allows registrations as 'normal' user, 1 if the endpoint prompts the user at registration time, whether or not they like to register as 'Visiting User', and 2 if the phone only allows registrations as 'Visiting User'. The default is 0.

Visiting User Timer. This variable returns the idle time in seconds before the endpoint queries a user registered as 'Visiting User' for re-registration.

Conference Continuation on host hangup mode. When the AVAYAENVIRONMENT variable is 0, this parameter, this variable returns 0 when all conference parties are dropped when the conference host drops the conference and 1 when the conference continues when the conference host drops the conference.

Controls the use of SIP and SIPS subscriptions. The variable returns 0 when the phone uses SIP for both the Request URI and the Contact Header regardless of whether SRTP is enabled. The variable returns 1 when the phone uses SIPS for both the Request URI and the Contact Header if SRTP is enabled. The variable returns 2 when the phone uses SIP for both the Request URI and the Contact Header in a SES/PPM 4.0 system, or when the phone uses SIPS for both the Request URI and the Contact Header if SRTP is enabled.

Fast Response Timer. This variable returns the value of the Fast Response Timer, in seconds.

Reactive Monitoring Interval. This variable returns the value of the Reactive Monitoring Interval, in seconds. The default value is 60 seconds. The range is 10 to 36,000 seconds.

A policy to control how the phone fails back to the primary controller (proxy). This variable returns the value of either admin or auto.

A policy to control how the phone treats a list of proxies in the SIP_CONTROLLER_LIST parameter. This variable returns a value of either alternate or simultaneous.

The string that is dialed when the user presses the Message button when the phone is not active on the primary controller (proxy)

Allows the phone to discover if the active controller supports Avaya SIP AST features. The variable returns 0 if the phone does not discover the feature support. It returns 1 (default) if the phone discovers feature support.

Enforce RTP on the same port. The variable returns 1 if a UDP Source Port is forced to equal to the value of the far end port. It returns 0 if the UDP Source Port is not checked.

The string represents a list of xml files that each represent custom ring tone information.

Enables PPM as a source of SIP proxy server information. The variable returns 1 if PPM is enabled as a source of SIP proxy server information. The variable returns 0 if PPM is disabled as a source of SIP proxy server information.

RFC 2833 Digit event volume level. The power level of the tone, expressed in dBm0 after dropping the sign. (from RFC 2833 section 3.5 Payload Format).

Conference Transfer on Primary Appearance. The variable returns 1 if active. The variable returns 0 if inactive.

Auto Select any Idle Appearance. The variable returns 1 if active. The variable returns 0 if inactive.

SIP proxy server addresses. This variable returns zero or more IP addresses, in dotted decimal, hex or DNS format and separated by commas, of SIP proxy servers available for use in priority order. The variable includes controllers entered through the Craft menu, those delivered by PPM and those included in the SIP_CONTROLLER_LIST or SIP_CONTROLLER_LIST2 parameters.

Enables the removal of the PSTN access prefix. When the phone is operating with a non-AST controller and the value of the parameter is 0, the PSTN access prefix, defined by the parameter PHNOL, is retained in the outgoing number. If the value is 1, then the PSTN access prefix is stripped from the outgoing number.

A flag indicating whether the user must dial area code for calls within same area code. When the parameter is 0, the user does not need to dial area code; when 1, the user needs to dial area code.

A string representing the phone's local area code.

The controller search interval. The variable returns the time in seconds that the phone waits to complete the maintenance check for monitored controllers. The default is 4 seconds. The range is 4 to 3600 seconds.

Remote Data Source initial retry attempts. The variable returns the number of times the phone tries to download from PPM. The default is 15. The range is 1 to 30.

Remote Data Source initial retry time. The variable returns the initial delay, in seconds, for a retry attempt to PPM. The default is 2. The range is 2 to 60 seconds.

Remote Data Source maximum retry time. The variable returns the maximum delay interval before abandoning attempts to download from PPM. The default is 600 seconds. The range is 2 to 3600 seconds.

The contents of the ServiceVersion string from PPM.

The type of primary proxy. The variable returns a 0 for a non-AST (3rd party) controller, a 1 for SES, and a 2 for Avaya Aura(tm) Session Manager.

Blocks the Mute Alert feature. The variable returns a 1 (default) when the feature is blocked and a 0 when the feature is unblocked.

Controls the enforcement of SIPS URI with SRTP. The variable returns a 1 (default) when the phone accepts and uses only SIPS URI for incoming and outgoing calls with SRTP media encryption. It returns a 0 when the phone allows either SIP URI or SIPS URI for incoming SRTP media encryption calls and uses only SIP URI for outgoing SRTP media encryption calls.

The dialable number used to call the messaging system when the user presses the Message button.

Redirect (call coverage) tone. The variable returns a 1 (default) when the first call coverage tone is provisioned. It returns a 2 when the second tone is provisioned, 3 when the third tone is provisioned and 4 when the fourth tone is provisioned. See the Administrator's Guide for a description of the tones.

Controls SDP capability negotiation. The variable returns a 1 (default) when capability negotiation is enabled and a 0 when capability negotiation is disabled.

The number of Session Managers that the phone simultaneously registers with. The variable returns a 3 (default), 2 or 1.

The address of the Avaya Aura Conference (AACS) R6.0 Server.

The AACS R6.0 destination port.

Controls security of the AACS R6.0 communication. The variable returns a 1 (default) when secure and 0 when insecure.

AACS R6.0 Conference Blueprint information.

The time in seconds if no dialing digits are entered before a user hears the re-order tone. The default is 20 seconds. The range is 1 to 60 seconds.

This is the timeout that takes place when user stops inputing digits. The timeout is treated as digit collection, and when it occurs, the application sends out an INVITE. The default is 5 seconds, the range is 1 to 10 seconds.

This parameter represents the phone's current configuration for media ANAT priority of outgoing calls: 64 - both ipv4/ipv6 are set up, ipv6 is prioritized; 46 - both ipv4/ipv6 are set up, ipv4 is prioritized; 4 - ipv4 only is set up; 6 - ipv6 only is set up.

This parameter represents the phone's current configuration for signaling address mode: 4 - SIP signaling set up for ipv4; 6 - SIP signaling set up for ipv6.

This parameter represents the phone's current configuration for dhcpstat: 1 - DHCPv4 only client; 2 - DHCPv6 only client; 3 - run both DHCPv4 & DHCPv6 client.

This parameter represents the phone's current ipv6 global addresses list.

This parameter represents the phone's current configuration for own link local ipv6 address.

This parameter represents the phone's current configuration for ipv6 mode: 0 - IPv6 module is disabled; 1 - IPv6 is enabled.

This parameter represents the phone's current configuration for ip mode: 0 - initial value and value for indicating error when there are no assigned ip addresses; 1 - IPv4 only; 2 - IPv6 only; 3 - dual mode.

This parameter represents the phone's current configuration for DAD - duplicate address detection: 0 - DAD disabled; 1 - Send 1 NS for DAD; 2 - Send 2 NS for DAD; 3 - Send 3 NS for DAD; 4 - Send 4 NS for DAD; 5 - Send 5 NS for DAD.

Forwarded by details are shown for incoming calls that have been forwarded by another user. CALLFWD_CHAIN_ORDER specifies which user information is displayed on an incoming call if there have been multiple forwards before being received as an incoming call. '0' (Default) - the first CFWD party is displayed '1' - the last CFWD party is displayed

Defines if secure or non-secure syslog is to be used by default. 0 (Default) - Non-secure using UDP transport (existing behavior) 1 - Secure syslog using TLS transport using RFC 5425 Selected value wiil be available as Default option in admin menu

Specifies which combination of non-secure and secure push is to be used. 0 - Only non-secure Push (http) is enabled 1 - Only secure Push (https) is enabled 2 (Default) - Both secure and non-secure Push are enabled NOTE: If there is no identity certificate installed on the phone with the serverAuth attribute, then only http can be used. This means that if PUSH_MODE = 1, Push will be disabled and if PUSH_MODE=2 then only non-secure will be used. In this last case, the Subscribe Push must indicate 'nonsecure'.

Specifies the port to be used to listen for incoming secure Push requests over https if secure push is enabled. NOTE: The default value is set to 8443 to avoid a conflict with the web server in the phone using the default value.

SCEP entity class. This variable returns a string used as entity class when using SMGR SCEP. Default: (null)