Avaya 3631 [12/31] Access profiles

3631 Wireless Telephone Administrator Guide 12

6. From the Windows PC, drag and drop the 46xxsettings.txt file onto the USB drive

folder associated with the phone.

7. Once the file has been copied to the USB drive, return to the phone and select the

Done softkey.

• The phone displays a “Downloading file…” status message

8. When the phone displays a “Completed” message, press the Back softkey.

• The phone displays a Confirmation window for restarting the phone.

9. Press the Restart softkey to restart the phone and process the new 46xxsettings.txt

file.

Phone user interface

The 3631 telephone also can be configured using the phone’s display interface and

keypad.

For some configuration parameters (i.e., those in the Advanced Settings menu), the phone

display interface supports both user (read-only) and administrator (read-write) modes.

The admin mode requires a password (the default is 00000000).

For more details on the phone user interface, see the Avaya 3631 Wireless Telephone

User Guide.

Access Profiles

The 3631 telephone stores configuration information for a particular wireless network in

a structure called an Access Profile.

Access Profiles facilitate usage of the telephone in multiple locations, each with different

WiFi networks. For example, a phone may have an access profile for a headquarters

location and a separate profile for a branch office. Up to three profiles may be stored in

the phone.

At startup, the phone attempts to associate with an Access Point using configuration

information from its Access Profiles. Each Access Profile is automatically cycled

through one time. The cycle stops with the first successful association. The user may

interrupt the cycle and manually select a specific Access Profile.

The following configuration data is stored in an Access Profile:

• Profile name

• SSID

• WMM mode

• Power save mode

• Security type

• Encryption type

• Encryption key

• EAP type

• EAP Identity

• EAP username