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pabxTerminalTable
OIDNameTypeAccess
.1IdINTEGERRW
.2NameDisplayStringRW
.3SlotINTEGERRW
.4UnitINTEGERRW
.5DestinationENUMD
.6PrimUserIdINTEGERRW
.7TypeENUMRW
.8ProfileIdINTEGERRW
.9SystelSerialNoDisplayStringRW

Id
The id uniquely identifies a terminal and can have the values
0 up to 2147483647, where number 0 has the special meaning
'auto id' when creating new terminals.
Name
This optional field contains just a (preferably unique)
descriptive name for the terminal.
Slot
Designates the slot of the physical interface the terminal
is attached to.
Unit
Designates the unit of the physical interface the terminal
is attached to.
Destination
This object specifies the type of the destination. When
set to physical, the destination is the physical device
selected by pabxExtSlot and pabxExtUnit. When set to
application, the extension may be used by CAPI or TAPI
software applications. When set to internet-telephony,
the destination is the computer on the network with
the ip-address pabxExtIpAddr. When this object ist set to
multiprotocol-routing, the destination is the builtin
multiprotocol-router. In this case the object
pabxExtLayer1Prot may be used to specify the layer1 protocol
and pabxExtIfIndex may be used to assign the extension to
a specific multiprotocol-interface. Finally isdn-login may
be used to assign the extension to the isdn-login facility
of the system.
Enumerations:
  • delete (1)
  • physical (2)
  • application (3)
  • internet-telephony (4)
  • multiprotocol-routing (5)
  • isdn-login (6)
  • msg-box (7)
PrimUserId
The primary user id allows for automatically setting the user
for newly created extensions for that terminal. The default
value is 0 meaning no particular user.
Type
The terminal type identifies which kind of terminal it is.
By default type is set to phone; other possibilities are
modem, fax and headset.
When set to modem or fax the normal dial tone is provided
instead of a pulsed one normally (without automatic dialout
on trunks).
Enumerations:
  • phone (1)
  • modem (2)
  • fax (3)
  • headset (4)
  • answeringmachine (5)
  • system-phone (6)
ProfileId
ProfileId holds an id specifying an applying profile entry in
pabx profile table.
If set to 0 no profile applies as 0 is not a valid id for
profiles. In that case system default settings apply for
the terminal (-> pabxSTATICTable).
SystelSerialNo
This field is only for terminals of type system-phone and
specifies its serial number.
For terminals set to terminal type 'system phone' the next
system terminal found will automatically be associated with
a terminal in case serial number is left blank.
Default value is the empty string.


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