Accessing the Ethernet MAC
Address on Samsung Telephone Systems
Providing the ethernet MAC address from your Samsung telephone system is
necessary when adding feature license keys for products such as the
OfficeServ
Application Suite. If you purchased your telephone system from Telephone
Central we will have the MAC address on file. If not, you can access the MAC
address by following the instructions below.
WARNING:
The system must be powered down before removing any cards.
WARNING:
If you have an SVMi voicemail system, it must be shutdown before powering down
the telephone system. Failure to do so may lead to irreparable harm to the flash
memory or hard drive.
Finding the MAC Address
Step 1: Locate the MCP card. This is the main processor for the telephone
system.
OfficeServ 100 or iDCS 100 cabinet layout

OfficeServ 500 or iDCS 500 cabinet layout

OfficeServ 7200 cabinet layout

Step 2: Shutdown the SVMi-E Series voicemail system. If you have the
older SVMi non-E series voicemail, please call the Telephone Central Service
department for further instructions.
- Login to the voicemail system as the administrator
- From any phone, press the voicemail key
- Dial * to escape to the main menu.
- Dial #, then the admin mailbox number (usually 0000)
- Dial the admin password
- You will be prompted with the 'System Administration Menu'.
- Dial 4 (this is a hidden option)
- Dial the admin password
- The system will now be shutdown. The Run LED on the SVMi-E card will
turn from red to green. Green means it is safe to power down the
telephone system.
Step 3: Power down the telephone system using the power switch.
Step 4: Touch something that is metal on the phone system cabinet to
dissipate any static electricity. Remove the MCP card.
Step 5: Write down the MAC address. The number should begin with 0000F0
or 00-00-F0.
On the OS100 or iDCS 100 you will see a bar code label on the back of
the card.
On the OS500 or iDCS 500, look through the slots on the protective
plastic cover. You will see a bar code label on the right side of the
card.
On the OS7200 you will see a bar code label on the back of the card.