Default Line Port DigitMap makes no sense to me, what am I missing?

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VoIPuser:
Quote from: RonR on August 04, 2011, 11:26:24 am

Quote from: VoIPuser on August 04, 2011, 10:45:08 am

Speaking of the Obi's *xx codes, is there any way to find out how those settings are currently set, or change

Star Codes -> Star Code Profile A
Star Codes -> Star Code Profile B


Sorry, I should have asked that more clearly.  I wasn't asking what the feature codes were, although that's good to know.  Rather, on Linksys devices there is a User tab in the web interface, where you can see (for example) if Call Waiting is on, and if not you can turn it on right from the interface, without actually having to dial the code.  I think you can also check the Call Forwarding variations, Do Not Disturb and maybe one or two other things, can't recall offhand.  When troubleshooting an issue it's handy to be able to see if any of those features are set - for example, if Do Not Disturb gets set accidentally, the device could stop receiving calls and you might not know why, and think the device is defective.

So my question was, is there any way to see how those features are currently set on an OBi110, or change them from the web interface.  I see that there is a User Settings section, but all I see in it are Speed Dials and User Defined Digit Maps.

Quote from: RonR on August 04, 2011, 11:26:24 am

Be aware that some of the changes in recent firmware updates have not been reflected in the OBiTALK Web Portal.


Anything really important that you can think of?

QBZappy:
VoIPuser,

You can see settings here:
Voice Services>SP1/2 Service>Calling Features

VoIPuser:
Quote from: QBZappy on August 04, 2011, 03:15:02 pm

VoIPuser,

You can see settings here:
Voice Services>SP1/2 Service>Calling Features


Thank you, QBZappy.  I had a feeling it was probably someplace obvious and I was just overlooking it.  I also wondered where the status for Call Waiting was viewable, and turns out that's right on the PHONE Port page, also under Calling Features.

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