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Prevent IP Phone Misuse

Securing your IP phone deployment reduces costs by eliminating toll fraud, protects the privacy of users by removing call entries on the IP phone and still allows you to be fully reachable.

Locking phones is simply done by starting a service - this can be placed even on a line button. Whenever a phone is locked the calling possibilities are limited to a defined calling search space but still the phone is fully reachable and incoming calls can be received.

An automated service is available to lock phones at specific times. Therefore it is not possible that users are forgetting to lock their phone and misuse after working-hours is prevented.

Unlocking of phones is simply done by using the service again and specifying the username and password credentials.

Standalone or in combination with Extension Mobility

Besides using AND Phone Lockout as standalone service it can be used in combination with the Communications Manager Extension Mobility service. In this case users can stay logged in but still lock their phone during lunch breaks or meetings.

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