User guide

• Corporate directory search via LDAP

• IM & Presence via XMPP (external server required)

• Encrypted VoIP

7 Deployment

7.1 Installation and Configuration

Note: The AMCC has to be installed by trained and authorized system personnel in collaboration with

local network administrator.

The AMCC software is delivered pre-installed on the AMCC. The latest software version is provided via

the AMC Portal. For instructions on how to install the system, see the installation guidelines provided

with the according PBX documentation. Once an AMCC is switched on, it is connected to the Ethernet,

using the static IP addresses that were assigned during installation. For instructions on how to configure

the system, see the “User Guide AMC Controller”.

7.2 Communication System Integration

The system administrator integrates the AMCC into the communications system by creating a SIP

extension for each user in the communications system and configuring the SIP trunk in the communi-

cations system towards the AMCC.

7.3 AMC 3 Provisioning

The AMC 3 has to be provisioned on each AMC handset. This can be done through the AMC provisio-

ning & licensing portal (

http://amc.aastra.com/portal) via Over the Air Provisioning (OTA) or manually

via USB or Bluetooth. For more information on how to install the AMCC application, see

installation

instructions.

8 Operation and Maintenance

All operation and maintenance tasks on the server are done using the web based AMCC Manager tool.

Topics like fault management, configuration management, performance management information and

certain reporting capability, along with backup and re-storage of configuration, are provided there.

The AMCC Manager is in charge of the following tasks with regard to the configuration of the server and

extensions:

• System restart

• System shutdown

• System status

• System backup and re-storage

For more information on the AMCC manager, see the “User Guide AMC Controller”.