Modify Provisioned Phone Settings
Centralized provisioning applies one common configuration across many phones at once. Sometimes a single device needs something different (a particular preference or codec) without changing everyone else. This page shows how to change the general settings for one already-provisioned phone and push the update to it.
It covers two phone types managed by the PBX (Private Branch Exchange, the phone system that routes your calls): standard IP phones (desk phones that connect over the network) and DECT phones (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications, the cordless handsets that pair with a base station). The path differs by type: you edit an IP phone through its extension, and you edit a DECT phone directly in the Auto Provisioning list.
Adjust a provisioned IP phone
Section titled “Adjust a provisioned IP phone”-
Sign in to the PBX web portal and open Extension and Trunk > Extension, then edit the extension whose phone you want to change.
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Update the device linked to that extension:
- Select the Phone tab.
- Change the values you need under the Preference section (general device options) and the Codecs section (the audio formats the phone is allowed to use; a codec, short for coder-decoder, converts voice to and from network data).
- Click Save.
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Reprovision the phone so the changes take effect:
- Open Auto Provisioning > Phones.
- Click the reprovision icon
next to the phone assigned to that extension.
The phone applies the new settings on its own.
Adjust a provisioned DECT phone
Section titled “Adjust a provisioned DECT phone”A DECT phone is reached straight from the provisioning list rather than through Extension and Trunk, so the first step differs from the IP phone flow above.
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Sign in to the PBX web portal and open Auto Provisioning > Phones, then edit the DECT phone you want to change.
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Update the values under the Preference and Codecs sections, then click Save.
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In the phone provisioning list, click the reprovision icon
beside that DECT phone.The phone applies the new settings on its own.