Digit Collection Access Code. Uniquely identifies an Identity/device profile created anywhere in the system. The relative URL for web based configuration of the device, appended after the IP Address of the device to identify the URL address for the web based configuration. Access device description. Access device enhanced configuration file name. Choices for the access device configuration mode. Type of enhanced configuration supported by an access device. "2 File Configuration" was formerly called "CPE Type 1" "3 File Configuration" was formerly called "CPE Type 2" Access device end point used in the context of add. Access device end point in the context of a delete command. Also known as address of record, the Line/Port identifies a device endpoint in standalone mode or a SIPURI public identity in IMS mode. Line/port user@host or just the port. Validation: - don't allow sip: - allow a leading + - allow the following characters: alphanumeric - _ . ! ~ * ' ( ) @ - lineports for sip devices configured with Proxy Addressing must have a host portion - lineports for sip devices configured with Device Addressing must not have a host portion Access device end point used in the context of modify. Access device end point. Identifies at which level in the system an identity/device profile is created. Access device MAC address. Access device name. Access device protocol. Physical geographic location of the device, used in conjunction with the Physical Location user service. Access device serial number. Choices for the access device status. Access device type. Street address information. This is a unique key value returned when reading and specified when writing. The display name is returned when reading and ignored when writing. Address Location. Alternate Trunk Identity Announcement Selection. Assigned Group Services List Entry. The isActive element is true, false, or could be missing completely. Assigned User Services List Entry. The isActive element is true, false, or could be missing completely. Audio file codec. Choices for SIP Device Authentication Bursting Maximum Number of Active Calls Bursting Maximum Number of Incoming Calls Bursting Maximum Number of Outgoing Calls Last Name for Calling Line Id Display. First Name for Calling Line Id Display. Name of a calling plan digit pattern. Maximum Call Time for Answered Calls Maximum Call Time for Unanswered Calls Maximum number of Parties allowed in a conference call. Maximum Number of Concurrent Redirected Calls Maximum Number of Find Me Follow Me Depth Maximum Number of Concurrent Find Me/Follow Me Invocations Maximum Number of Redirections Depth Maximum Number of Simultaneous Calls Maximum Number of Forks Maximum Number of Redirections Maximum Number of Simultaneous Forwards Call Type Digit Map. Call Center Reporting Server Name. Call Center Reporting Server Description. Call Log Id Calling Name. Call Log entry describing a placed, received, or missed call. Call Log type. Calling Line ID Policy Selections. Communication Barring Authorization Code. Communication Barring Authorization Code Description. Communication Barring Authorization Code entry. Communication Barring Profile Name Contact information. Country dialing code. The name of a country. CPE device file format. Type of reset event for a CPE device. CPE Configuration File Directory. CPE system file name. Criteria active status indicator The from dn criteria used within an add/get request. The from dn criteria used within a modify request. Selection criteria for a from dn. Criteria Name A list of criteria DNs that replaces a previously configured list. By convention, an element of this type may be set nill to clear the list. Custom Contact Directory name. The day of month. Days of the week (Sunday-Saturday). Uniquely identifies a department system-wide. Departments are contained in either an enterprise or a group. Enterprise departments can be used by any or all groups within the enterprise. Department names are unique within a group and within an enterprise, but the same department name can exist in 2 different groups or in both a group and its parent enterprise. Therefore, to uniquely identify a department, we must know the department name and which enterprise or group contains the department. This type is extended by group and enterprise department keys. Department Full Path name. This the full path name of the department. Department name. This is only the name of the department itself, not the full path name of the department and all its parents. Dial Plan Access Code. The Access Code may contain digits 0-9, *, and #. Dial Plan Access Code Description. A single dialing digit. Valid values are 0-9,*,#. A static tag set name for access device files managed by the Device Management System on BroadWorks. Possible algorithms for digital signatures supported by the provisioning server. Digit Collection Digit Map. A single dialing digit with valid values * and # only. Directory Number in E164 Format. Directory number range. The minimum and maximum values are inclusive. Network domain name. A single DTM dialing digit. Valid values are 0-9,*,#, A-D. Dual Mode VCC subscriber password Email Address Character-encoding scheme. Types of Endpoints in Broadworks. This data type is applicable only for an Enterprise administrator. It specifies the Enterprise Administrator's policy for accessing network policies (e.g. - VoiceVPN). Uniquely identifies a department defined within an enterprise. To uniquely identify an enterprise department, we must know the department name and which enterprise contains the department. Enterprise Trunk name. Uniquely identifies an Enterprise Trunk in an enterprise or group. Enterprise Voice VPN Location Selection. Represents either an existing file for the application server to use, or the contents of a file to transfer and an URL. Choices for extended file resource usage. Represents either an existing file for the application server to use, or the contents of a file to transfer and an URL. Extension. Extension range. The minimum and maximum values are inclusive. Feature Access Code Feature Access Code Entry Feature Access Code Name Description of a file resource. Name of a file on the filesystem. File repository name. Represents either an existing file for the application server to use, or the contents of a file to transfer. First Name is the first name of a user or an administrator. FTP remote directory. A user id for an FTP server. A password for an FTP server. Group's policy for accessing group level and user level calling plan configuration. "Full" provides full control over the configuration of group-level and user-level calling plans. "Restricted" indicates 1) not to provide access to group-level calling plan configuration, 2) to provide access to only collect calls for user level incoming calling plan, 3) to provide access to only international, operator assisted, 700/900, 976, and casual calls for user level outgoing calling plan. Calling Line ID Policy Selections. Group's policy for accessing extension dialing configuration (i.e. - length of extensions). Group's policy for accessing LDAP Integration configuration. Choices for the group passcode rule to decide which type of rules to use. Group's policy for user access to his voice messaging configuration. "Full" indicates full control over the voice messaging configuration. "Restricted" indicates that the choice to either use unified messaging option (whereby the user can configure a mail server on which messages are stored) or to forward the voice message to a designated email address is not available. Group's policy for department administrator's access to trunk group configuration. "Full" indicates full access to trunk groups in the department. "None" indicates no access to trunk groups in the department. Group's policy for department administrator's access to user configuration. "Full" indicates full access to users in the department. "Read-Only Profile" indicates 1) the department administrator is restricted from adding or removing users, and 2) read-only access is granted to the user's profile. "No Profile" indicates 1) the department administrator is restricted from adding or removing users, and 2) no access is granted to the user's profile. "None" indicates no access to users in the department. Policy for a group administrator's access to the group profile. Policy for a group administrator's access to trunk groups. "Full" indicates full access to add/modify/delete trunk groups in the group. "Full Resources" indicates 1) Restricted from adding or removing trunk groups, and 2) Full access to trunk group resources "Read-Only Resources" indicates 1) Restricted from adding or removing trunk groups, and 2) Read-only access to trunk group resources "None" indicates no access to trunk groups in the group. Policy for a group administrator's access to user configuration. "Full" indicates full access to users in the group. "Full Profile" indicates 1) the group administrator is restricted from adding or removing users, but 2) has full access to the user's profile "Read-Only Profile" indicates 1) the group administrator is restricted from adding or removing users, and 2) read-only access is granted to the user's profile. "No Profile" indicates 1) the group administrator is restricted from adding or removing users, and 2) no access is granted to the user's profile. "None" indicates no access to users in the group. Policy for a group administrator's access to group administrators and department administrators. Policy for a group administrator's access to departments. "Full" indicates full access to departments. "Read-Only" indicates read-only access to the department list "None" indicates no access to the department list Policy for a group administrator's access to access devices. "Full" indicates full access to access devices. "Associate User With Device" indicates 1) read-only access to devices, but 2) the group administrator may associate users with devices "Read-Only" indicates read-only access to devices and user-device associations Policy for a group administrator's access to enhanced service instances (e.g. - instances of Auto Attendants, Call Capacity Groups, Conference Bridges, Hunt Groups, Call Centers, Series Completion Groups, etc.). "Full" indicates full access to enhanced service instances. "Modify-Only" indicates 1) the group administrator is restricted from adding or removing enhanced service instances, but 2) may modify existing instances. Policy for a group administrator's access to assigning services to groups and users. Policy for a group administrator's access to feature access codes. Policy for a group administrator's access to assigning phone numbers and extensions. Uniquely identifies a department defined within a group. To uniquely identify a group department, we must know the department name and which group contains the department. Group Id identifies a group within a service provider or enterprise. The group id is not unique system wide. It must be combined with a service provider id to be unique across the system. Group display name. Group calling line ID name. Group level services. Authorize (with quantity) or unauthorize a group service. Group's policy for a user's access to their Authentication service configuration. Group's policy for a user's access to the group or enterprise directory. Policy for user to delete call logs Group's policy for a user's access to his profile. Hiragana Last Name. Hiragana First Name. Holiday entry. Holiday name. Holiday name. Holiday schedule type. Holiday Schedule. Hour. Maximum time limit for hoteling guests association to hoteling hosts The weighted call distribution weight for an agent. Time to wait for any agent to answer before forwarding the caller elsewhere. Number of rings to wait for the currently hunted agent to answer before hunting to the next available agent. Policy for distributing calls within a hunt group or call center. Call distribution weight for an agent. IMS User State per the 3GPP TS 29.328 V6.3.0 spec. Numeric IP Address. IP Address Range. A no validation DN field. To be phased out, not for new attributes. Represents either an existing file for the application server to use, or the contents of a file to transfer with a description. Represents either an existing file for the application server to use, or the contents of a file to transfer with a description. Language identifies the language of a user or an administrator. Last Name is the last name of a user or an administrator. Group location dialing code for groups that are part of a enterprise. Login Token. The login type of the admin/user. Maximum Number of Active Calls Password Rules can be used to specify the maximum allowed failed login attempts. Maximum Number of Incoming Calls Maximum number of users allowed in a monitored user list. Maximum Number of No Answer Rings. Maximum Number of Outgoing Calls Media Policy Selections. Media Set name The media type of media data. WMA - Windows Media Audio file WAV - A WAV file 3GP - A 3GP file MOV - A MOV file using a H.263 or H.264 codec. Minute. Call Log entry describing a placed, received, or missed call. Mobility Manager provisioning user name Mobility Manager provisioning password Mobility Manager service key The national prefix dialing digits. IP Address, hostname, or domain. Communication Barring Profile defined as part of the Network Class Of Service. There can be only one primary profile within a Network Class Of Service. Network Class of Service description. Network Class of Service name. Network Usage types. No charge treatments are handled by answering the call (via a 200 OK message) or with early media (via a 18x message) A OCI Call Control Application Id. (ISO Language Code)_(ISO Country Code) or (ISO Language Code) only. Connection ping interval in seconds Types of organizations. An outgoing phone number or a number meant to be dialed. It is longer than a DN so that equal access digits or access code digits may be be included. It cannot be a SIP URL. Overload Controls minimum time in zone milliseconds. Overload Controls number of samples. Overload Controls zone entry delay in milliseconds. Overload Controls zone exit delay in milliseconds. Portal passcode Portal passcode expiration days. Maximum length of portal passcode. Minimum length of portal passcode. Password Rules can be used to specify when passwords expire. Number of previous passwords to keep. Password Rules can be used to require at least this many numeric digits in passwords. Password Rules can be used to require at least this total characters in passwords. Password Rules can be used to require at least this many lowercase letters in passwords. Password Rules can be used to require at least this many non-alphanumeric characters in passwords. Password Rules can be used to require at least this many uppercase letters in passwords. Phone list entry. The name in a phone list entry. Phone Number or SIP URI that can be used to dial. URI Validation: - must be of the format string@string where string is at least one valid character and there is one and only one @. - don't allow sip: - allow the following characters in the user portions: alphanumeric - _ . ! ~ * ' ( ) - allow the following characters in the host portion: alphanumeric - . Possible values for administrative access policy settings. TCP/IP Port. TCP/IP Port number above the well-known range. TCP/IP Port. TCP/IP Port. Maximum allowed portal failed login attempts. Public User Identity Represents either a random port number, or a specific port number. A list of outgoing dns that replaces a previously configured list. By convention, an element of this type may be set nill to clear the list. A list of phone numbers or sipuris that replaces a previously configured list. By convention, an element of this type may be set nill to clear the list. A list of service packs that replaces a previously configured list. By convention, an element of this type may be set nill to clear the list. A list of SIP aliases that replaces a previously configured list. By convention, an element of this type may be set nill to clear the list. A list of userIds that replaces a previously configured list. By convention, an element of this type may be set nill to clear the list. A list of user services that replaces a previously configured list. By convention, an element of this type may be set nill to clear the list. Maximum number of rows to return in response to a paging request for data Used in queries to restrict the set of result rows when making a request that can result in a large dataset. The client specifies the starting row and the number of rows requested. The server only provides those rows in results, if available. The starting row number to return in a response. The first row is numbered starting at 1, not 0. Routing Profile. Service Instance active status indicator Service Instance Name for a service without a user id. Service Instance Name for a service with a user id. Service Profile Information for group service. Prior to release 14 this was called ServiceInstanceProfile. Service Profile Information for a call center. Password is required. Prior to release 14 this was called ServiceInstanceProfile. Service Profile Information for a trunk group. The publicUserIdentity element is not part of ServiceInstanceAddProfileTrunkGroup. Prior to release 14 this was called ServiceInstanceProfile. Service Profile Information for group service used when modifying an existing service instance. Service Profile Information for a trunk group used when modifying an existing service instance. Service Profile Information for group service. It is identical to the ServiceInstanceAddProfile, but without the password. Prior to release 14 this was called ServiceInstanceProfile. Authorize (with quantity) or unauthorize a service pack. Service Pack name. Service Pack description. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing access devices. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing other Service Provider Administrator's within the same service provider. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing department lists within the service provider. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing groups within the service provider. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing phone numbers or extensions. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing the service provider profile information. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing services. "No Authorization" was added in release 14. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing service packs. Service Provider Administrator type "Normal" indicates the service provider admin is a normal admin. "Customer" indicates the service provider admin is a customer admin. "Password Reset Only" indicates the service provider admin is a password reset only admin. Policy for a service provider administrator's access to user configuration. "Full" indicates full access to users in the service provider. "Full Profile" indicates 1) the service provider administrator is restricted from adding or removing users, but 2) has full access to the user's profile "Read-Only Profile" indicates 1) the service provider administrator is restricted from adding or removing users, and 2) read-only access is granted to the user's profile. "No Profile" indicates 1) the service provider administrator is restricted from adding or removing users, and 2) no access is granted to the user's profile. "None" indicates no access to users in the service provider. Service Provider Administrator's policy for accessing web branding. Choices for the service provider conference URI setting to decide which level of settings to use. Service Provider Id uniquely identifies a service provider. Maximum Shared Call Appearances. Warning tone types for Shared Call Appearance. The bridge warning tone types are none, barge-in, barge-in repeat. Device type signaling address types. Signed Password. Simultaneous Ring Selection. SIP Registration Contact without the sip: prefix. Validation: - do not allow sip: - allow the following characters: alphanumeric ampersand = + $ , ; ? / - _ . ! ~ * ' ( ) : @ SIP URI. The SIP URI is used in many different places in the schema. If the SIPURI is an alias, the Validation rules are: - don't allow sip: - allow the following characters: alphanumeric - _ . ! ~ * ' ( ) @ - exactly one @ symbol - user portion and host portion are both required SIP Authentication User Name. SIP Authentication Password Speed dial prefix. Speed dial prefix. System Administrator types. System User Calling Line Id Options. Ring timeout for a user. Time Interval. The from dn criteria. Time schedule name. Time schedule type. Time zone key. Localized Time Zone Display Name Title. Network Transport Protocol. An SNMP trap will be sent when the number of counted events crosses this threshold value. Subsequent SNMP traps will be sent after the intial trap each time the number of counted events increases by this value since the last trap. Treatment name. Trunk group endpoint. Trunk group endpoint. Trunk group endpoint. Trunk Group capacity exceeded action. Trunk group device endpoint used in the context of modify. Trunk group device endpoint. Trunk group device endpoint used in the context of modify. Trunk Group device name. The timer to start when an invitation is sent to a device associated with a trunk group. Uniquely identifies a Trunk Group system-wide. The trunkGroupName is unique within a group, but not unique system-wide. Trunk Group name. Uniquely identifies a Trunk Group within a business (or family) group. Trunk Group pilot user information used when adding a Trunk Group. Unbounded Quantity. Can either be unlimited or a non-negative int quantity. Unbounded Quantity. Can either be unlimited or a positive int quantity. The parts of a user's display name that a client can display in whatever way is appropriate for the client application. A user id consists of a user-portion optionally followed by an @ sign and a domain name. If the domain is not specified, it is assumed to be the system default domain. The domain is required when adding normal users and virtual users, i.e. Auto Attendants, Hunt Groups, Call Centers.... The domain must not be specified for system-level and service-provider-level administrators. User level services. Authorize (with quantity) or unauthorize a user service. Types of users in Broadworks. URL. Web based configuration URL. Yahoo Id. Zone Name. Device Management System device type options during a modify request. CPE device's options. Device Management System device type options. CPE device's options. Device Management System device type options. The file name format for an access device file managed by the Device Management System on BroadWorks. The file category for an access device file managed by the Device Management System on BroadWorks. A static file has no variable content and only one copy is required on the repository. Choices for the device type configuration mode. The Xtended Services Platform Device Management System webapp context name deployed to serve device access requests. Access device credentials. Protocols that an access device can use to fetch files from BroadWorks. A device language name. A static tag set name. The access URI that a device uses to access files on BroadWorks. Defines the tag sets used when device configuration files are built. CPE device's options when used with a modify request. The following options are not changeable: configType systemFileName deviceFileFormat A static tag name for access device files managed by the Device Management System on BroadWorks. The static tag name must start and end with a % with no other % in between. The tag must not start with %BW. A static tag value for access device files managed by the Device Management System on BroadWorks. A user id for a File Repository. A password for a File Repository. Realm Name. Byte Representation of a Md5 Hash. Ha1 Complement of a Http Digest Authentication.