#OBITALK 3 DIGIT SPEEDDIAL PASSWORD#

Here you can define the Password for the Normal User. You need to first log in as a Normal User then log in as the Admin User.

Phone User Password - Some phones such as Cisco have both an Admin User and a Normal User.

You can also use this Password to when using the Login Rest Apps to login as a user without knowing the users password. You can set this password here, and it will be used by all phones as the Admin password for logging into the Phone's Web GUI.

Phone Admin Password - All phones that we support have a Phone Admin Password.

You can change it in the Port Management section of your System Admin Module of your PBX

RESTful Apps Port- If you are using Phone Apps this is the port that the Applications will communicate with the PBX on.

You can change it in the Port Management section of your System Admin Module of your PBX. All traffic from this port will automatically be directed to the folder that contains your phone configuration and firmware. This port is defined based on what you set up in the Port Mapping section of Sysadmin.

HTTP Provision Port - This is the port the phone's config should be set to if you are using HTTP provisioning for your phones.

It presents you with all MAC addresses for devices that are currently not mapped in Extension Mapping and lets you automatically map those MAC addresses to any extension and template.

#OBITALK 3 DIGIT SPEEDDIAL SOFTWARE#

Network Scan - Network Scan is software that will scan your network for all MAC addresses of all the devices we support. You can then choose on a per template basis which firmware slot to use for that template.

#OBITALK 3 DIGIT SPEEDDIAL INSTALL#

You can choose which firmware version should be installed and it lets you install 2 different versions in slots 1 and slots 2.

#OBITALK 3 DIGIT SPEEDDIAL UPDATE#

If you want to setup a phone or line key on a phone for an extension that does not exist on the local PBX you would first need to define the Extension information here for EPM to pull from.įirmware Management - The firmware management section is used to install and update firmware for each brand of phone that we support the firmware management in. You can also add new config file values that we do not let you define in the Template Management for each brand.Ĭustom Extensions- The premise of EPM is to pull extension and extension information such as SIP Password and Names from within your local PBX. Many settings for a template are set to use hard coded default values but these can be changed in the base file edit on a per template basis. This allows you to change hard coded values of any template settings on any brand of phone. Image Management - Here you can manage uploading images that you can use in any template that supports phone side images.īasefile Edit - This section is for advanced users and should only be used with guidance from support. Clicking on a Brand will then bring up a screen to see all the templates that are created for that Brand.Īdd Brand- Here is where you would add a new Brand of phones that you want to create 1 or more templates for that you have not setup yet. Global Settings - These are global settings that the EPM will use for all templates such as what the external and internal IP Addresses of your PBX are.Įxtension Mapping - This is where we map an extension on the phone system to a specific MAC address of a device and what template it will use to build the configuration files.īrands - This is where we can see which brands have been setup with a template in our EPM. The following items are the main parts to the EPM: With the EPM you can create templates defining the settings you want for a group of devices and then map extensions to use specific templates. The PBX End Point Manager (EPM) on your phone system lets you manage external device settings such as Phones, Gateways and Overhead Paging Devices.

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