Avaya 3631 User Manual
3631 Wireless Telephone
Administrator Guide
March 2007
16-602203
Issue 1
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Contents
Contents .............................................................................................................................. 3
Chapter 1: Introduction...................................................................................................... 5
About This Guide............................................................................................................ 5
Intended Audience.......................................................................................................... 5
Related Documents......................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration.......................................................................... 6
Configuration Data Storage ............................................................................................ 6
DHCP.............................................................................................................................. 6
46xxsettings.txt file......................................................................................................... 7
Existing Parameters .................................................................................................... 7
New Parameters.......................................................................................................... 8
Downloading 46xxsettings File via USB Cable ......................................................... 9
Phone user interface...................................................................................................... 11
Access Profiles.............................................................................................................. 11
SIM Card....................................................................................................................... 12
Data Stored on SIM Card.......................................................................................... 12
SIM Card Security .................................................................................................... 12
TCP/UDP Port Utilization ............................................................................................ 13
Communication Manager Configuration for 3631 ....................................................... 16
Station Screen ........................................................................................................... 16
IP Codec Set Screen.................................................................................................. 17
IP Address Mapping Screen...................................................................................... 17
IP Network Region Screen........................................................................................ 17
Initial Configuration: Getting to Dial Tone.................................................................. 17
Minimal Configuration Data..................................................................................... 18
Chapter 3: Startup............................................................................................................ 19
Startup Flow.................................................................................................................. 19
Chapter 4: Software Upgrade........................................................................................... 20
Upgrade Configuration File.......................................................................................... 20
Preparing for Upgrade................................................................................................... 20
Chapter 5: Security and QoS............................................................................................ 22
Security......................................................................................................................... 22
Installing Digital Certificates.................................................................................... 22
QoS ............................................................................................................................... 23
Chapter 6: Backup and Restore........................................................................................ 25
Backup Over USB Cable.............................................................................................. 25
Restore Via USB Cable ................................................................................................ 25
Chapter 7: Diagnostic Tools ............................................................................................ 27
Site Survey.................................................................................................................... 27
Audio Parameters Display ............................................................................................ 27
Syslog............................................................................................................................ 27
Copy Syslog Data to PC via USB Cable .................................................................. 28
Chapter 8: Troubleshooting ............................................................................................. 29
Phone Displays ‘Nearby Networks’ Screen.................................................................. 29
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DHCP Error .................................................................................................................. 29
Bad File Server Address!.............................................................................................. 29
Upgrade Was Not Successful........................................................................................ 29
Phone Stuck on ‘Logon Proceeding’ Message ............................................................. 29
Phone Displays ‘Extension in Use’ Message................................................................ 29
Phone Displays ‘Extension Error’ Message ................................................................. 30
No Audio....................................................................................................................... 30
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Chapter 1: Introduction
About This Guide
This guide provides information on how to install, configure, upgrade, maintain, and
troubleshoot a 3631 wireless telephone.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for personnel who administer:
• 3631 telephones
• DHCP, HTTP, TFTP and/or other servers to support the 3631 telephones
• Wireless and wired local area networks
Related Documents
• 4600 Series IP Telephone LAN Administrator Guide
• Avaya 3631 Wireless Telephone User Guide
• Avaya one-X Deskphone Edition for 9600 Series IP Telephones Administrator Guide
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Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration
This chapter provides information on installing and configuring the 3631 telephone.
Configuration Data Storage
The 3631 telephone stores its configuration data in two primary locations:
• The phone’s flash memory
• SIM card
The following configuration data is stored in the phone’s flash memory:
• IP address parameters
• Call settings
• Dial plan parameters
• Screen and sound settings, ring tones
• Contacts (full listing)—maximum of 500 entries
• Call Log—maximum of 80 entries
The following configuration data is stored on the phone’s SIM card:
• WiFi parameters
• Extension
• Contacts (abbreviated list)—maximum of 100 entries
DHCP
The 3631 telephone supports DHCP for IP address assignment and configuration of other
telephone parameters.
Like the 46xx and 96xx IP telephones, the 3631 telephone supports Site-Specific Option
Numbers (SSON) 242 and 176. The default is 242. Note that this parameter can be
changed only through the phone’s menu interface.
The following new parameters are unique to the 3631 telephone and can be set through
DHCP using either SSON 242 or 176:
• IPADDP2—the IP address assigned to the 3631 telephone for use with the second
Access Profile.
• IPADDP3—the IP address assigned to the 3631 telephone for use with the third
Access Profile.
• NETMASKP2—the network mask assigned to the 3631 telephone for use with the
second Access Profile.
• NETMASKP3—the network mask assigned to the 3631 telephone for use with the
third Access Profile.
• GIPADDP2—the gateway IP address used with the second Access Profile.
• GIPADDP3—the gateway IP address used with the third Access Profile.
• DNSSRVRP2—the IP address of the DNS server used with the second Access Profile.
• DNSSRVRP3—the IP address of the DNS server used with the third Access Profile.
• DOMAINP2—the domain name used with the second Access Profile.
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• DOMAINP3—the domain name used with the third Access Profile.
46xxsettings.txt file
The 3631 telephone also can be configured through parameters specified in the
46xxsettings.txt file.
The 46xxsettings.txt file can be delivered to the 3631 telephone through either of the
following two methods:
• Automatically over-the-air from an HTTP server. The file is delivered whenever the
3631 telephone is restarted.
• Manually via a USB cable connected between the phone and a PC
Existing Parameters
The 3631 telephone supports many of the parameters supported by the 4600 and 9600
series telephones, specifically the common and H.323-related parameters. These include
the following:
• APPSTAT
• AUTH
• DHCPSTD
• DNSSRVR
• DOMAIN
• DSCPAUD
• DSCPSIG
• ENHDIALSTAT
• FTPDIR
• FTRPSRVR
• HTTPSRVR
• ICMPDU
• ICMPRED
• LOGLOCAL
• MCIPADD
• MSGNUM
• OPSTAT
• PHNCC
• PHNDPLENGTH
• PHNIC
• PHNLD
• PHNLDLENGTH
• PHNOL
• PROCPSWD
• PROCSTAT
• REREGISTER
• STATIC
• SYSLANG
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• UNNAMEDSTAT
• WMLEXCEPT
• WMLHOME
• WMLPORT
• WMLPROXY
New Parameters
The following new parameters are unique to the 3631 telephone and can be set through
the 46xxsettings.txt file:
• WTPROFP1—the name assigned to the first Access Profile. The default value is null
(“”).
• WTPROFP2—the name assigned to the second Access Profile. The default value is
null (“”).
• WTPROFP3—the name assigned to the third Access Profile. The default value is
null (“”).
• WTSSIDP1—the enterprise SSID assigned to the first Access Profile. The default
value is null (“”).
• WTSSIDP2—the enterprise SSID assigned to the second Access Profile. The default
value is null (“”).
• WTSSIDP3—the enterprise SSID assigned to the third Access Profile. The default
value is null (“”).
• WTPWRSAV—the power save mode used with the 3631 telephone. This setting
may be overridden by the power save mode setting specified with an Access Profile.
The default value is 1 (on).
• WTPWRSAVP1—the power save mode used with the first Access Profile. If not
specified, the setting specified for WTPWRSAV shall apply. The default value is 1
(on).
• WTPWRSAVP2—the power save mode used with the second Access Profile. If not
specified, the setting specified for WTPWRSAV shall apply. The default value is 1
(on).
• WTPWRSAVP3—the power save mode used with the third Access Profile. If not
specified, the setting specified for WTPWRSAV shall apply. The default value is 1
(on).
• WTWMM—the WMM mode used with the 3631 telephone. This setting may be
overridden by the WMM mode setting specified with an Access Profile. The default
value is 0 (off).
• WTWMMP1—the WMM mode used with the first Access Profile. If not specified,
the setting specified for WTWMM shall apply. The default value is 0 (off).
• WTWMMP2—the WMM mode used with the second Access Profile. If not specified,
the setting specified for WTWMM shall apply. The default value is 0 (off).
• WTWMMP3—the WMM mode used with the third Access Profile. If not specified,
the setting specified for WTWMM shall apply. The default value is 0 (off).
• WTSECP1—the security type used with the first Access Profile. The default value is
0 (none).
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• WTSECP2—the security type used with the second Access Profile. The default value
is 0 (none).
• WTSECP3—the security type used with the third Access Profile. The default value is
0 (none).
• ENCRYPTP1—the encryption type used with the first Access Profile. The default
value is 0 (none).
• ENCRYPTP2—the encryption type used with the second Access Profile. The default
value is 0 (none).
• ENCRYPTP3—the encryption type used with the third Access Profile. The default
value is 0 (none).
• WTKEYP1—the encryption key used with the first Access Profile. The default value
is null (“”).
• WTKEYP2—the encryption key used with the second Access Profile. The default
value is null (“”).
• WTKEYP3—the encryption key used with the third Access Profile. The default
value is null (“”).
• EAPTYPEP1—the EAP method used with the first Access Profile. The default value
is 0 (none).
• EAPTYPEP2—the EAP method used with the second Access Profile. The default
value is 0 (none).
• EAPTYPEP3—the EAP method used with the third Access Profile. The default
value is 0 (none).
• TRUSTCERTS—the CA certificates used with the Access Profiles. The default
value is null (“”).
• WTREGDOM—the regulatory domain used by the 3631 telephone
• WTRATE—the data rate used by the 3631 telephone over the wireless link
• WTRTS—the RTS threshold used by the 3631 telephone. The default value is 3000.
• WTFRAG—the fragmentation threshold used by the 3631 telephone. The default
value is 3000.
• DNSSRVRP2—the IP address of the DNS server used with the second Access Profile.
The default value is 0.0.0.0
• DNSSRVRP3—the IP address of the DNS server used with the third Access Profile.
The default value is 0.0.0.0
• DOMAINP2—the domain name used with the second Access Profile. The default
value is null (“”).
• DOMAINP3—the domain name used with the third Access Profile. The default
value is null (“”).
Downloading 46xxsettings File via USB Cable
The 3631 telephone can support downloading of the 46xxsetings.txt file from a Windows
PC that is connected to the phone via a USB cable.
A single PC can be connected to one or multiple phones simultaneously. Connecting to
multiple phones requires a USB hub and multiple USB cables.
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