Provisioning

ADMINISTRATION - AUTO PROVISIONING SETUP PER TENANT

Instead of writing configuration files to disk, files are now dynamically created by CloudPBX HTTP application and server to device when it sends a request to the server.

NOTE: By default (with no username and password set) HTTP provisioning is disabled.

Setting HTTP Username and HTTP Password will automatically enable HTTP provisioning as well. Devices that do not support Digest HTTP authentication (username and password) cannot be auto-provisioned via HTTP, only via TFTP.

HTTP Username and HTTP Password are set under:

Settings -> Servers -> YourServerName (edit) -> Auto Provisioning (section) -> HTTP Username/HTTP Password

HTTP server

HTTP application is running under following location:

http://ip-address/prov

      • MAC configuration requests

Some examples of requests:

http://ip-address/prov/mac.cfg

http://ip-address/prov/cfg.mac

http://ip-address/prov/phonemac.cfg

TENANT PBX SETTINGS

These options enable CloudPBX MT to automatically provision the UAD/Phone. Configuration files are downloaded from CloudPBX MT's TFTP server

Auto Provisioning settings

Auto Provisioning: Enable auto provisioning service for this extension (ex. Connect the UAD/Phone to CloudPBX MT without any hassle by providing UAD/Phone MAC address (and optionally adding the Static UAD/Phone IP address and network details))

MAC Address (Media Access Control): UAD/Phone MAC address (ex. Provide the UAD/Phone address here. Its a 48-bit hexadecimal number (12 characters))

DHCP (Dynamic Hosts Configuration Protocol): Set whether the UAD/Phone is on DHCP or Static IP address (ex. Set DHCP = Yes if UAD/Phone is on dynamic or DHCP = No if UAD/Phone is on static IP address. If on static IP, you will have to provide more network details in the fields below).

Static IP: Static UAD/Phone IP address (ex. DHCP = No, has to be set. Provide the UAD/Phone static IP address here)

Netmask: UAD/Phone netmask (ex. Netmask applied to UAD/Phone static IP address)

Gateway: Gateway IP address (ex. Local area network gateway IP address)

DNS Server1 and Server2 (Domain Name Server): DNS Server IP address (ex. Local area network DNS IP address (Usually the same as your gateway))