# Programming Single Line IP Telephones

## Before You Begin

- Ensure the DHCP Server has been programmed

- Ensure that the IP user licenses are entered in the License and Option Selection form.

- Ensure that the IP Telephone Set Registration access codes, Set Replacement Access Codes, and Set Registration Security codes are specified in the System Options form.

- Ensure that Class of Service, Interconnect Restriction, and Intercept Handling is programmed for each device.

## Conditions

- You cannot assign static IP addresses to the Mitel 5001 and 5201 IP Phones from the phones because they do not have displays. The phones must have displays in order to provide the required programming prompts. To assign static IP addresses to these phones, create static reservations for the IP and MAC addresses, enable DHCP, and then perform a DBMS Save.

- The 5302 SIP Phone is initially provisioned with a single line. A second line (with the same DN as the first line) can be added using the Multiline Set Keys form.

- This procedure applies to the Mitel 5001 and 5201 IP Phone. For 5302 SIP Phone programming, see SIP Phone Support Programming.

## Programming

To program single line IP telephones:

1. Single Line IP Sets form

- Enter the directory number, interconnect number, and MAC address (optional) as required.

2. Default Account Codes form (optional)

- Create a default account code number that will appear in all SMDR records for the station.

3. Station Attributes form

- Assign a Class of Service, Class of Restriction, and Intercept Number to the directory number of the telephone.

4. User and Services Configuration form

- Use the User and Services Configuration search field to locate the directory number that you assigned to the device. Assign a name, department, and location to all directory numbers in the system.

5. Register the IP telephone (optional)

- This step is required only if the MAC address was not programmed in Single Line IP Sets form.

NOTE: If you delete telephones, you must also delete the corresponding directory entries and voice mailboxes.