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User's Manual
51. Automatic Provisioning
c.
The provisioning server responds with the CLI configuration file that contains
configuration settings for the Automatic Update mechanism. An example of such
a configuration file is shown below:
automatic-update
auto-firmware http://www.company.com/device.cmp
call-progress-tones
http://www.company.com/call_progress.dat
startup-script http://company.com/startup/<MAC>
Note:
The advantage of using the startup-script file over the cli-script for initial
configuration is that it overwrites all existing configuration on the device, thus making
the configuration process independent of the device's current configuration.
d.
Once connection is established with the provisioning server, the device
downloads the Startup Script file (in the 200 OK response from the provisioning
server).
e.
Zero Configuration is now considered complete.
2.
Automatic Update:
a.
The device attempts to download the files from the URLs (on the provisioning
server) according to the Automatic Update settings. The method for connecting to
the provisioning server(s) and for determining whether the file(s) must be
downloaded is described in Querying HTTP Provisioning Server for Updated Files
on page 815. The order of the files downloaded by the device is described in File
Download Sequence on page 817.
b.
If the Startup script was downloaded, the device resets to activate the new
configuration.
51.3.4 Working with the Redirect Server
To use the Zero Configuration feature, you must define the location (URL) of where the
device-specific configuration file for each device is stored. You may do this using any of the
following AudioCodes tools:
Graphical user interface (GUI) of the Redirect server (see Redirect Server GUI on
page 825)
XML-RPC programmatic API for integration with the Service Provider’s provisioning
system (see XML-RPC Programmatic API on page 830)
51.3.4.1 Redirect Server GUI
This section describes how to use the Redirect server GUI.
51.3.4.1.1 Logging in to Redirect Server
The procedure below describes how to log in to the GUI of the Redirect server.
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