A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - W - X -

Index

A

action buttons 1-3

using 2-1

ANSWER button 2-2

answering a call 2-2

B

button 2-1

ANSWER 2-2

DIAL 2-5

Go Online/Offline 1-8

HANGUP 2-2

HOLD 2-3

Login/Logout 1-8

Settings 1-9

speed dial buttons 4-2

speed dial configuration dialog 4-3

UNHOLD 2-3

XFER 2-4

C

call 2-1

answering 2-2

disconnecting (ending) 2-2

making a call 2-5

placing a call on hold 2-3

retrieving a call from hold 2-3

transferring 2-4

can not login 5-1

color 5-2

SL button colors, meaning of 1-4

column, click header to sort in directory 3-2

D

department, directory column 3-2

DIAL button 2-5

dialing a call 2-5

directory 1-5

column descriptions 3-2

department column 3-2

directory number column 3-2

first name column 3-2

last name column 3-2

names do not display 5-2

picture of 3-1

sort by name or number 3-2

sort columns 3-2

status column 3-2

status icons 3-2

using 3-1

disconnecting a call 2-2

display area 1-3

E

ending a call 2-2

F

first name (directory column) 3-2

G

getting started 1-6

Go Online/Offline button 1-8

H

hanging up a call 2-2

hold

placing a call on 2-3

retrieving a call from hold 2-3

HOLD button 2-3

I

icons

line status 1-5

solid line 3-2

interface, using 1-3

L

last name (directory column) 3-2

line status icon 3-2

logging in to Cisco WebAttendant 1-8

logging out of Cisco WebAttendant 1-8

Login/Logout button 1-8

login failed 5-1

M

making a call 2-5

N

Netscape Navigator, do not use with Cisco WebAttendant 1-6

O

online, going 1-8

overview of Cisco WebAttendant 1-1

P

placing a call 2-5

R

requirements, Cisco IP Phone 1-1

S

settings, vewing 1-9

Settings button 1-9

SL buttons disappeared 5-1

SLs (Smart Lines) 1-4

flashing red (on hold) 1-4

flashing yellow (ringing) 1-4

light blue (active) 1-4

line state indicators 1-4

SL area 1-4

speed dial 4-1

number displays improperly 5-2

picture of area 4-2

setting buttons

using button configuration dialog box 4-3

using the directory 4-2

speed dial area 1-4

starting Cisco WebAttendant 1-7

status (directory column) 3-2

status icons

line 3-2

telephone 3-2

T

telephone status icon 3-2

transferring a call 2-4

troubleshooting 5-1

can not login 5-1

Cisco WebAttendant icons in system tray 5-2

color changes not available 5-2

login failed 5-1

names do not display in the directory 5-2

Netscape Navigator not supported 1-6

SLs disappeared and there is no server 5-1

speed dial number displays improperly 5-2

U

UNHOLD button 2-3

W

WebAttendant, Cisco

directory 3-1

getting started 1-6

handling calls 2-1

logging in 1-8

overview picture 1-2

speed dial 4-1

starting 1-7

using the interface 1-3

X

XFER (transfer) button 2-4