Auto Provisioning

Auto provisioning of devices is possible via the use of UADs (User Agent Device). A UAD contains the configuration that is sent to a device during the auto provisioning process. This is a very basic overview of the auto provisioning process, as each device and manufacturer has differing requirements and processes.

UAD Configuration

• Navigate to Settings > UAD

• Find the UAD matching the desired model

• Edit the UAD

• Sample settings that should be updated

  • NOTE: All UAD settings (excluding script) do not update an extension once it is created. These settings are managed via the individual extension settings.

  • Status = Active

  • Transport & Encryption = Set as desired

  • NAT = Yes

  • CODECs = Set as required

  • Auto Provisioning = Yes

  • DHCP = Set as required

  • User Agent General Auto Provisioning Template = This is where any additional device scripting can be added. Please refer to the device manufacturer for more information regarding script format and settings.

  • Save UAD

Extension Configuration

• Create/update the extension

• Sample settings that should be updated

  • UAD = Select desired UAD

  • Auto Provisioning = Yes

  • MAC Address = Enter MAC of device

  • DHCP = Set as required

  • Save extension

Device Configuration

• Configure auto provisioning details within device

  • NOTE: Some Yealink devices can use touchless provisioning which skips the requirement to config the device. See Yealink TLP for more information

  • Server URL/Path = https://<CloudPBXURL>/prov

    • NOTE: Some devices have separate settings for protocol (https) and URL (<CloudPBXURL>/prov)

  • Username = Auto provisioning username

  • Password = Auto provisioning password

  • Save settings

  • Some devices have a button to trigger the auto provision process, other devices require a reboot

• After successfully auto provisioning the device should be registered