1.1.1 Accounts creation
Once you have almost one group you can fulfill it with SIP Accounts. In the Group List (PSOM 1.0 Groups) click on the Accounts icon on the right of each group's row.
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Each one is going to be detailed in the next paragraphs.
1.1.1.1 Create a new account, the wizard way (automatic activation)
The "wizard way" is the new method for creating accounts. It's made for easing the load on the service manager's shoulder, letting him/her focusing on the service configuration without having to bother about the installation and configuration of the client.
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1.1.1.2 Create a new account, the plain way (manual configuration)
The "plain way" is a completely manual creation of the account. In this way you control any feature of the account, but you also need to configure the user's client manually. This way is the opposite of the automatic activation.
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You can create both PGSM (
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1.1.1.2.1 PGSM
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Username
Password/Repeat Password
Virtual Phone Number
Account Type
Security Model
Obfuscation Mode
Obfuscation Key
Keep-alive Enabled
Username/Password
Username field is automatically generated as a random numeric value and you are not required to change it. Type in a password and repeat it in the proper fields.
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Virtual Phone Number
Set a Virtual Phone number as a numeric value of your choice. Please consider that the Virtual Phone Number is the number to be dialed to call the Account (and also the number shown as the caller, when the Account dials a call). We suggest a three character number such as "111" or "123" for SNOM devices and actual mobile phone number for
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Account Type
To configure a
account select "PGSM" by the drop down menu in "Account Type".Brand brand client To configure a SNOM account select "SNOM" by the drop down menu in "Account Type".
Obfuscation Mode
The Obfuscation mode is a simple but quite efficient trick to let the VoIP pass without being recognized by network equipment intended to block or censor VoIP traffic.
It's not known to be a perfect mask and it aims not to be one, still it works fine up to now and our suggestion is to keep it enabled as by default,
Obfuscation Key
The key used by the obfuscator can be an arbitrary one, still "9" is the default value. It doesn't matter which number you put in here as long as it is the very same one you set up on the client side.
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Virtual Phone Number (secondary)
This field is optional and rarely used, still it can prove itself quite useful if you need the account to be reachable by two different phone numbers on the same device. The secondary virtual number can't substitute the primary one, meaning that this field alone won't be accepted as a valid phone number. You still need to configure the primary phone number if you intend to make use of the secondary one.
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Some example for using the secondary phone number are this scenarios:
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1.1.1.2.2 SNOM
In the Account List page (
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- Deny
- Permit
Deny
Deny represent the blacklist based on the IP address and the net mask we want to deny when associated to the current user. You have to write this in the form: <ipaddress>/<network mask>
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- 192.168.0.38/255.255.255.255 : Denies traffic from this IP address
- 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 : Denies every address
Permit
Permit is the exact opposite of the Deny option. It represent the whitelist based on the IP address and the net mask we want to have access. You have to write this in the form: <ipaddress>/<network mask>
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You may have multiple rules for masking traffic. Combining together the Deny and the Permit option let you have a fine grain rule of access for any single user's account. Please keep in mind that the access rules are processed from the first to the last, meaning that the Deny will be used first and then will be analyzed the Permit one. So: Deny: 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 Permit: 216.27.242.66/255.255.255.255 Deny every address except for the only one allowed. |
1.1.1.2.3 Actually create the Account
After you filled in the form (either the PGSM or the SNOM one), please click on the Create icon at the page's bottom.
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To use the automatic activation even in the plain way go reading the 1.1.4 Automatic Activation.
1.1.1.3 Create a new account, the batch way
The "batch way" is an account creation mode designed specifically for large number of users to be created quickly.
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Once you've done you can choose whether to manually activate the user or to lean on the automatic activation.
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It's also possible to Edit the account's settings (more about this in the paragraph 1.1.2), Refresh account's data (which is proved to be quite useful to monitor the Text Messages status, like the Installation clicked) or simply Delete (paragraph 1.1.3) the account itself. In the following paragraphs you'll read more about account's management.
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1.1.2 Update the Account
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To change the SIP Account values you need to reach the form showed in
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In order to delete the account you have to access at the account details as described in paragraph 1.1.1.4. You have to get the Configuration details as in
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Once you're done, by pressing the "Ok" button, the Account List page will be shown up without the Account and with a warning: see
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After you created your new account(s) you have to configure the customer's client application
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You can check if the customer is connected using the "Registered Clients" menu. |
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If you need to temporary block any account in both directions so that he cannot place or receive calls, then you can just disable him. When a disabled account tries to perform secure voice actions a proper audio message is played warning about the account' status.
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1.1.6 Searching an Account
You can search search a group's accounts with the search box on the menu bar of the Account list page.
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The search engine is based on Apache Lucene; see "Query Parser Syntax" for a detailed description of the full syntax of search queries. The field names that can be used in search queries are |
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All licensing system now in managed trough user account by accessing
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