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A. Define a Class of Service (CoS), define a new group for the users and then assign the group to the new CoS

B. Define a Class of Service (CoS) and then assign the CoS to each user

C. Define a Type of Service (ToS), define a new group for the users and then assign the group to the new ToS

D. Define a User Configuration and then assign the Configuration to each user

E. Define a Type of Service (ToS) and then assign the ToS to each user

A. An NBX phone can operate as a Layer 3 "IP Phone" on a per-call basis when using IP-on-the-Fly

B. Companies can upgrade their license from IP On-the-Fly to Standard IP

C. IP addresses can be supplied via static or DCHP addressing when using Standard IP

D. A DHCP server is required to use IP On-the-Fly

E. IP On-the-Fly is included with all new NBX base systems

F. Every NBX device requires a fixed IP address

A. Calling Groups are the same as NBX Key Mode configuration

B. NBX administrator can define "ring progression" for a Calling Group

C. Member phones ring simultaneously for incoming calls

D. Member login/logout password is defined by NBX administrator using NetSet

E. Up to 100 Calling Groups can be configured on an NBX 100 system

A. Click on Download Logs button

B. Reports / Event Log - Download Log button

C. Reports / System Data / Event Log - choose file name and Download Logs button

D. Downloads / Event Log - choose file name and Download Logs button

A. Users can manage all their calls from a single on-screen computer interface, for example, call transfer, conferencing, call park

B. Supports point and click dialing to any phone in the user's directory

C. Requires Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows XP

D. Computer with NBXTSP software must have a physical connection to an NBX phone

E. Provides personal inbound/outbound call logs with caller ID information

F. Uses Microsoft's Telephone Applications Program Interface (TAPI) to manage calls

G. Requires one 3Com SKU and license per NBX system