Setup Devices
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In case you don't have your network configured for automatic provisioning you can still use the configuration system by telling the phone where to look for the its configuration. | In case you don't have your network configured for automatic provisioning you can still use the configuration system by telling the phone where to look for the its configuration. | ||
| - | Press the Setup button (this button looks like a page symbol) and scroll Down to '''Network''' and select it. You should now see the '''Current IP''' information. Enter this IP address into your web browser's address bar. E.g. http://192.168.12.33 | + | Press the Setup button (this button looks like a page symbol) and scroll Down to '''Network''' and select it. You should now see the '''Current IP''' information. Enter this IP address into your web browser's address bar. E.g. http://192.168.12.33. |
| + | On ATA's that don't have an interface, connect a phone to telephone port 1 and dial **** (four asterisks) Then dial: 110 # - This will cause the the ATA to readback the IP address acquired via DHCP. | ||
# Click on the '''Admin Login''' link on the right hand side. The default configuration will require no password. | # Click on the '''Admin Login''' link on the right hand side. The default configuration will require no password. | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 7 May 2009
ipbx supports the following devices for auto-provisioning. Any other type of device needs to be setup manually and possibly requires console modifications. If you have a device type with which you need help, please contact Taridium or your authorized reseller.
To access auto-provisioning settings click on Configuration → Advanced Setup → Devices.
Click on the approriate configure button to enable auto-provisioning for your selected brand. This procedure might take a couple of minutes depending on the provisioning method.
Please take the appropriate precautions when exposing any of the provisioning services to the internet!
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Aastra
- Supported Aastra phones: SIP Load 5xi series
- Default Provisioning Method: HTTP (path: /var/www/html/prov as well as /tftpboot)
- Access Type: anonymous
Cisco
- Supported Cisco Phones: 79XX Series (SIP only)
- Default Provisioning Method: TFTP (path: /tftpboot)
- Access Type: anonymous
Linksys
- Supported Linksys Phones: SPA series phones and analog telephone adapters.
- Default Provisioning Method: HTTP (path: /var/www/html/prov)
- Access Type: anonymous
Semi Automated Setup
In case you don't have your network configured for automatic provisioning you can still use the configuration system by telling the phone where to look for the its configuration.
Press the Setup button (this button looks like a page symbol) and scroll Down to Network and select it. You should now see the Current IP information. Enter this IP address into your web browser's address bar. E.g. http://192.168.12.33. On ATA's that don't have an interface, connect a phone to telephone port 1 and dial **** (four asterisks) Then dial: 110 # - This will cause the the ATA to readback the IP address acquired via DHCP.
- Click on the Admin Login link on the right hand side. The default configuration will require no password.
- Click on the advanced link on the right hand side. This will expose further configuration options.
- Click on the 'Provisioning' Tab
- Enter The following 'Profile Rule' : http://[ip address of pbx]/prov/spa$MAU.cfg
- Click on 'Submit All Changes' at the bottom of the page.
- Reboot your phone or enter http://[ip address of phone]]/admin/resync
The phone will reboot shortly and attempt to retrieve the configuration file.
Polycom
- Supported Polycom Phones: Polycom SoundPoint IP and SoundStation IP
- Default Provisioning Method: FTP (path: /home/PlcmSpIp)
- Access Type: authenticated
- Access User: PlcmSpIp
XML Applications
For supported XML applications and phones see Phone Browser XML Applications.
