Objective
Add Line Appearance Keys (LAK) in 8x8 Admin Console.

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Known Limitation:
Line Appearance Keys cannot be added to VVX 150, VVX
201/101, as they have only two keys on the phone which are occupied for both
lines.
Cisco phones show one key on the left and four lines on
the right when the key on the left is selected. Keys cannot be added or
removed on Cisco phones.
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Applies To
8x8
Admin Console
Line
Appearance Keys
Procedure
You can add a device that supports LAKs, activate the
device, and set up the LAKs via the Users page.
Go
to Home > Users.
Edit
or create a user.
Under Voice
Basic Settings > Device model, select a device
that supports Line Keys, and activate it. The Line key
configuration link appears next to the device.
Click Line
Key configuration. You find access to three types of keys: BLF
key, Speed dial key, and Line appearance.
Click +
Line appearance.
Select Line
appearance - user as the line key type.
Click Save.
Click
to Save the line appearance key.
Click
to Save the user.
The phone reboots automatically to show the updates. Your
LAKs appear on the phone display and give you the ability to handle multiple
live calls.
Edit Line Appearance Keys
You can add, edit or delete LAKs from the Users or Devices
pages.
From the Users page
Go
to Home > Users.
While
editing a user, go to Voice Basic Settings > Device
model > Line key configuration.
Make
the required changes and click Save.
From the Devices inventory page
You can now access information about which users have Line
keys configured on their phone from the Device inventory page. For quick and
easy access to the Line Key configuration page and to edit it from the Devices
inventory page:
Go
to Home > Devices.
Find
an activated device that supports Line Keys and is assigned to one.
Click View
device report.
Click
Edit next to the device that is configured with Line Keys.
Make
the required changes and click Save.
Additional Information
With Line Appearance Keys (LAK), you can handle multiple
concurrent calls. 8x8 phones have LAKs that handle calls for the user’s
extension.
A standard user’s phone will have two LAKs to make it easier
for a user to switch between two calls using the buttons on the phone. Up to
four LAKs can be added on to a phone device, which is the number of calls
that can be active at any time.