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How to set HTTP User and Password as well as Administrator Password
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Open the Web User Interface of the SNOM
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Navigate to the Setup/Identity1 page, login tab: - Set Account, Authentication Username and password with the correct
data that you have. - Set Registrar with the IP Address (or DNS) of Server Sip.
- Set Outbound Proxy in this form : ‘sips:ip_of_the_srv(or dns):5061’
| Goto in the Setup/Identity1 page, SIP tab: - Set Support Broken registrar to ON.
- DTMF via SIP Info set to ON.
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Goto in the Setup/Identity1 page, RTP tab: - Set RTP Encryption to ON.
- Set SRTP Auth-tag to AES-32.
- Set RTP/SAVP to Mandatory.
- Set Packet Size to 20ms.
- Set Media Transport Offer to UDP.
| Goto in the Certificates: - Enable the server identity check in TLS connection by pushing the "TLS" button in
"Unknown Certificates".
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| Advanced Configuration of the SNOM 300/320:
With the Advanced configuration we enable on the SNOM phone the "3-way call" and the "call transfer" functions.
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Navigate to the Setup/Function Keys page: - Choose a dial pad button to edit (in the example it's P5)
- Click on the drop-down menu of the "Action" (i.e. the second column)
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| - Choose "DTMF"
- Save by pushing the "Save" button at the bottom of the form
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| Insert the "*1*" string in the third column: These DTMF activate the transfer mode. | Act the same way for another dial button (i.e. P4) but this time insert the "*3*" DTMF train: this one activates the "3-way call" |
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