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Example Case
For example, if you have kept the EncryptUtilityWindows.exe in your “D:” drive and the 001d29002794.cfg file
(<MAC>.cfg) in your “F:” drive, then:
To encrypt, run the following command,
D:\>EncryptUtilityWindows.exe 1234567890123456 E F:\001d29002794.cfg.en F:\001d29002794.cfg
On executing the above command, encrypted file 001d29002794.cfg.en is created in the “F:” drive.
To decrypt, run the following command,
D:\>EncryptUtilityWindows.exe 1234567890123456 D F:\001d29002794.cfg.de F:\001d29002794.cfg.en
On executing the above command, decrypted file 001d29002794.cfg.de is created in the “F:” drive.
Make sure to remove the “.en” suffix from the encrypted file before placing it on the provisioning server.
This suffix is added just to identify that it is an encrypted file and distinguish it from the original <MAC>.cfg
file.
For security reasons, you should upload the encrypted configuration file(s), <MAC>.cfg file (after removing the “.en”
suffix) to the root directory of the provisioning server. During auto provisioning, the IP phone takes care of resolving
the configuration files and updates configuration settings onto the system.
Procedure
Decryption method can be configured using the configuration files.
Configuration File <MAC>.cfg
Configure whether to only
download and resolve the
encrypted files.
Configure the decryption method
.
Configure AES keys.
Specify if the MAC-local CFG file is
encrypted when it is uploaded from
the phone to the server
For more information, refer
“Appendix D - Configuration
Parameters”
.