Mass Provisioning
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To upload your extensions/users, go to '''Users''' → '''Provisioning''' and select a correctly formatted [[wikipedia:Comma-separated_values|CSV]] file. Once you uploaded your extensions, ipbx will validate the fields before actually loading all extensions. | To upload your extensions/users, go to '''Users''' → '''Provisioning''' and select a correctly formatted [[wikipedia:Comma-separated_values|CSV]] file. Once you uploaded your extensions, ipbx will validate the fields before actually loading all extensions. | ||
| - | Uploaded users/extensions will be kept in memory until you either | + | Uploaded users/extensions will be kept in memory until you either provision, clear or finish your browser session. |
=== CSV Format === | === CSV Format === | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 30 December 2008
Ipbx features a mass provisioning interface that allows you to configure hundreds of SIP phones within a matter of seconds.
To upload your extensions/users, go to Users → Provisioning and select a correctly formatted CSV file. Once you uploaded your extensions, ipbx will validate the fields before actually loading all extensions.
Uploaded users/extensions will be kept in memory until you either provision, clear or finish your browser session.
CSV Format
Fields extension, name, technology, template[, mac[, createmailbox[, email[, DID]]]]
- extension, extension number and ID
- name, name of extension user, first and last name
- technology, technology can be either SIP, IAX or TRUNK (requires Remote Extensions Module)
- template, exact SIP or IAX template name - if using TRUNK keyword in technology, this specifies the trunk name.
- mac address, MAC address of device (optional)
- createmailbox, boolean value, 1 creates a mailbox using the extension number (optional)
- email, e-mail address (optional)
- DID, DID/DDI and external caller ID (optional)
