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Configuration Notes
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Configuration Notes
The following configuration notes are for the communications system administrator
or the network administrator of the company LAN.
Configuring Port Forwarding
An easy way of accessing the Aastra CTI Touch web application is via selected port for-
warding to port 8080 of the communications system.
Note
The password is transmitted encrypted when logging into the Aastra CTI Touch web
application. All displayed content is transmitted via the unencrypted HTTP protocol.
If the users e.g. are using an internet connection via the unencrypted WLAN of an in-
ternet café, you should configure a secure VPN connection via VPN (see Configuring
VPN with PPTP).
The following instructions assumes that the company LAN or the communications
system is connected to the internet via a DSL router.
1. If your internet connection is not configured with a fixed public IP address, you
have to set up an account on the internet website of a DynDNS service. This kind
of service links the changing public IP address of your DSL router with a DNS
name. Open the Network: DynDNS page in the Configurator and enter the login
information for the DynDNS service. Alternatively, you can – if possible – configure
the DynDNS service on the DSL router as well.
2. Configure port forwarding on the DSL router. You have to divert the TCP port 8080
to the IP address of the communications system.
3. Start up a web browser on the smartphone. Enter the DynDNS name you set up in
the first step, into the address input field of the browser. Add the port number
8080 after a colon. Example:
http://mycompany.dyndns.org:8080
The login page of the Aastra CTI Touch web application appears (see Login).