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Provisioning
This section describes how to provision the phone using hosted conguration server and
hosted rmware update server. The servers can either be a TFTP server or a HTTP server.
From the production the phones are congured to retrieve rmware from an Doro hosted
server (http://www.doro.com/downloads/ip880dect/upgrade/). The Doro server should
normally be kept as Firmware server unless you network topology requires differently.
If there is more than one phone to congure it is recommended to write the settings into a
conguration le and place it on a boot server (HTTP or TFTP). The lename consists of
the phone’s MAC address and the extension “cfg” (001d29000a11.cfg). Press the “volume
up” key on the handset in idle mode to obtain the MAC address. A MAC address label is
also placed on the bottom of the gateway and on the box.
System Requirements
When using a provisioning system for the phone, it can consist of the following servers:
Conguration Server: HTTP or TFTP server holding congurations such as account
information, CODEC priority setup, SNTP timeserver conguration, time zone, etc.
The conguration will be retrieved by the telephone as a text le. Optionally the le can
be AES encrypted.
Firmware Update (Boot) Server: HTTP or TFTP server holding binary rmware
images for remote rmware upgrading of the telephones. In addition the server makes
textual release description available for the end-user through the phone’s user interface.
The servers can be placed on the Internet or on a local area network (LAN).
Setting up the Network
By default (factory setting), the phones are congured to use HTTP as the transfer protocol
for provisioning. TFTP can also be used. The boot server address can be an IP address, a
fully qualied domain name (FQDN), or an URL.
Initiate the download of the conguration les from the handset by selecting Settings/
System Settings/Restore settings. The gateway will reset and request the
conguration le from the preset location.
The preset address can be found at Management Settings/Configuration server
address: via the web interface.
Note! When the gateway is reset, any active calls will be dropped.
Setting up the Boot/Update Server
The following describe a conguration server.
Install boot server application or locate suitable existing server(s).
Create account and home directory.
Create /Cong subfolder.
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