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Snom ONE Technical Manual (393 pages)
IP Telephone System
Brand:
Snom
| Category:
Telephone System
| Size: 19 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Part I-Getting Started
15
1 Getting Started
17
About Snom ONE
17
Memory/Hardware Requirements
18
USB Device
18
Warnings
18
Standards Conformance
18
Disposal
19
Installing the Software
19
Windows Installations
19
Logging in
21
Login Levels
21
Activating Your License
23
Upgrading the Software
23
Manual Software Upgrades
24
Restarting the System
24
Restarting from Windows (Service Control Manager)
24
Restarting from a Command Line
25
When the System Fails to Restart
26
Technical Support
26
Documentation
27
Part II-Administering the System
29
2 System Settings
31
Directory Structure
33
Directory Tree
33
Global Configuration File
33
Folder Overview
34
Folder Details
35
Configuring System Settings
39
General
39
Administrator Login
40
Appearance
41
Performance
44
SIP Settings
45
Ports
47
HTTP Ports
47
SIP Ports
47
RTP Ports
49
Snmp
50
Tftp
51
Logging
52
General Logging
52
Specific Events
53
SIP Logging
54
Configuration
55
Save/Restore a Backup
56
Request Configuration
56
Reload Configuration Files
57
Schedule a Reboot
57
Certificate
57
Access List
59
Controlling User Page Appearance
61
General Control
62
Redirection Control
63
Mailbox Control
63
Email Control
64
3 Administering the Domain
65
Naming the Domain
65
Changing the Name of the Domain
66
Assigning a Domain Administrator
66
Default Domain
68
Configuring the Domain
69
Accounts Page Display
74
Recording Defaults
76
Email Settings
76
Midnight Events
77
Provisioning Parameters
78
Domain Address Book
79
Creating a Domain Address Book
79
Searching for Contacts
81
4 Trunks
83
Trunk Types
84
SIP Registrations
84
SIP Gateway
85
Outbound Proxy
85
Inbounds Calls
86
How the System Identifies a Trunk
86
How the System Routes a Call to the Proper Extension
88
Basic Routing
88
When Regular Expressions Are Involved
89
Regular Expressions and Direct Inward Dialing (DID)
91
Outbound Calls
93
Caller-ID
93
Generating the ANI
93
Representing the Source
94
Creating Trunks
95
Configuring Trunks
96
General Settings
96
Outbound Settings
100
Inbound Settings
102
Connecting Branch Offices Together
102
Using a Gateway Trunk
103
Using a SIP Registrations Trunk (SIP Tie Line)
104
5 Dial Plans
107
Parts of a Dial Plan
107
Key Components
107
Wildcard Patterns
110
Regular Expression Matching
110
Building a Dial Plan
111
Creating a Dial Plan
111
Configuring the Dial Plan
111
Sample Dial Plans
113
Typical Dial Plan
113
A Simplified Dial Plan
113
Dial Plan with Prefix in Front of the Number
113
A North American Dial Plan
113
Sending Star Codes on a Trunk
114
Forced Matching
114
Inter-Domain Dialing
115
Domains with Non-Overlapping Extensions
115
Domains with Overlapping Extensions
115
6 Extensions
117
Preparing the User Account
117
Working with the Default Extensions
117
Importing Multiple Extensions (Bulk)
119
Creating a few New Extensions
119
Before Registering the Extension
122
Administrator-Only Settings
122
Registration Settings
122
Permission Settings
125
7 Service Flags
127
Setting up a Service Flag Account
128
Linking a Service Flag to an Account
130
Method 1: Night Service
131
Method 2: Message-Only and Voicemail Options
132
Setting/Clearing a Service Flag
133
Setting a Manual Service Flag from the Phone
134
Setting a Manual Service Flag from the Web Interface
134
Service Flags and Buttons
134
Using a Button to Activate a Service Flag
134
8 Auto Attendant
137
How an Auto Attendant Works
138
Welcome Message
138
Processing User Input
139
Ringing an Extension
139
Blacklisted Callers and Anonymous Calls
140
Multiple Messages-Time-Based Configuration
140
Setting up an Auto Attendant
140
Auto Attendant Behavior
141
Timeout Handling
143
Night Service
144
Dial-By-Name
144
Direct Destinations
145
Nesting Auto Attendants
146
Welcome Greetings
147
Overview
147
Recording the Greeting
148
Filing System and Naming Conventions
149
9 Hunt Groups
151
How the Hunt Group Works
152
Setting up a Hunt Group
153
Identity
153
Ring Stages
154
Behavior
154
Night Service
156
10 Agent Groups
157
How the Agent Group Works
158
The Message-Music Cycle
159
Setting up an Agent Group Account
160
Identity
160
Behavior
161
Connecting Caller to Agent
165
Preventing Lengthy Periods in Ringback or Queue
166
Mapping Telephone Keypad Numbers with Extensions
166
Night Service
168
SOAP Interface
168
Logging in and out
168
Method 1: Buttons
169
Method 2: Star Codes
169
Monitoring Agent Groups
170
Monitoring from the Web Interface
170
Monitoring Using Buttons on Phone
172
Monitoring from the WAC (Web-Based Console)
172
11 Paging
173
Types of Paging
173
Unicast Paging
173
Multicast Paging
174
Setting up a Paging Account
174
Assigning Multicast IP Addresses to IP Phones
177
12 Conferencing
179
Scheduled Conferences
180
Creating a Scheduled Conference Account
180
Scheduling a New Conference
182
Modifying Scheduled Conferences
183
Moderating Scheduled Conferences
183
Ad Hoc Conferences
184
Creating an Ad Hoc Conference Account
184
Calling into an Ad Hoc Conference
185
Moderating an Ad Hoc Conference
185
13 IVR Node
187
How the IVR Node Works
188
Setting up an IVR Node Account
189
Identity
190
Settings
190
Recording Messages
191
Record the Message Directly
191
Upload a WAV File
192
Linking an External Application Server to an IVR Node
192
Sample SOAP Message
192
14 Calling Card Account
195
Setting up a Calling Card Account
196
Identity
197
Behavior
197
15 Pre-Pay Feature
199
Setting up the Pre-Pay
199
Creating the Rates Table
199
Assigning a Dollar Amount to an Extension
201
Methods of Access
201
Extension
201
Personal Virtual Assistant
202
Calling Card Account (PIN Access)
202
16 Email
203
Configuring the SMTP Server
203
System-Wide SMTP Settings
203
Domain-Specific SMTP Settings
204
Adding Email Accounts to the System
204
Receiving Email Notifications from the System
207
Types of Email Notifications
207
Customizing Email Notifications
207
Cdrs to Email
208
Cdrs for Trunk Activity
209
Cdrs for Your Extension Only
209
Cdrs for All Extensions on Your Domain
210
Cdrs for All Extensions on All Domains
210
Call Recording to Email
210
Blacklist Activity to Email
211
System-Initiated
211
17 Audio and Greetings
213
Greetings
213
Personal Greetings
213
Auto Attendant Greetings
214
Agent Group Greetings
216
Recorded Phone Calls
217
User-Initiated Recordings
217
System-Initiated Recordings
218
File System
218
Notes
220
Audio Prompts
220
Uploading New Languages
221
Customized Ringtones
222
18 Buttons
225
Creating a Button Profile
227
Point-And-Click Method
227
CSV Method
229
Assigning Button Profiles to Users
230
Assigning a Profile to a Single User
230
Massive Update of Profiles
231
Key System Configuration
231
Setting up a Key System
232
Multiple Identities and Button Profiles
233
19 Plug and Play
235
Finding Snom ONE
235
Plug and Play Checklist
236
Configuring the Administrator Settings
236
Configuring the Domain Settings
237
Creating an Authentication Password
238
Setting up the Domain Address Book
239
Configuring the Button Profiles
239
Creating the Extension(S)
239
Performing Plug and Play
240
DHCP, Option 66
240
SIP SUBSCRIBE (Multicast)
241
Mass Deployment
242
Manual Method (HTTP)
242
Resetting the Phone
245
Using the Web Interface
245
Using the Phone
245
Using the Phone GUI
245
Registering Numerous Extensions to One Phone
246
Overriding Plug and Play Defaults
247
Changing Default Settings from Admin > Settings > Pnp
247
Changing Default Settings Using a Customized XML File
249
Troubleshooting
255
20 Music on Hold
257
Setting up Music on Hold
258
Editing Moh Sources
259
Creating WAV Files
259
Configuring Paging/Music on Hold
261
Download and Installation
261
Setting up Paging
262
Configuring Music on Hold
264
XML Configuration File
265
21 Call Detail Records (Cdrs)
267
Automatically Generated Cdrs
267
Extension" Cdrs
268
IVR" Cdrs
268
Trunk" Cdrs
269
Cdrs for Third-Party Software Vendors
270
CDR to CSV
271
CDR to Email
272
CDR to Simple TCP
272
CDR to SOAP/XML
274
Part III-The User Interface
275
22 Web Interface
277
Logging in
277
Extension Settings
278
General Settings
278
Address Book
281
Redirection Settings
281
Mailbox Settings
283
Email Settings
284
Instant Message
286
Call Lists
287
Mailbox
287
Missed Calls
287
Call Log
288
Contacts
289
Personal Address Book
289
Domain Address Book
291
Upload Domain Address Book to Phone
292
Extension Status
292
23 Star Codes
295
Basic Star Codes
296
Redial a Number (*66)
296
Call Return (*69)
297
Intercom (*90)
297
Transferring Calls
297
Transfer Calls
297
Transfer a Call Directly to Someone's Voicemail
298
Blind Transfer
298
Attended Transfer
298
Call Park (*85) and Call Park Retrieve (*86)
299
Call Pickup (*87)
299
Conferencing
300
Directed Pickup
300
Three-Way Conferences
300
Conference (*53)
301
Anonymous Calls
301
Block Caller-ID (*67)
301
Reject Anonymous Calls (*88)
302
Forwarding Calls
302
Hot Desking (*70)
302
Call Forward All Calls (*71/*72)
303
Call Forward on Busy (*73/*74)
303
Call Forward on no Answer (*75/*76)
304
Do Not Disturb (*78)
304
Set Night Mode for Domain Accounts (*80)
305
Call Center Features
305
Agent Log In/Log out (*64/*65)
306
Call Barge (*81)
306
Call Teach Mode (*82)
306
Listen in (*83)
307
Miscellaneous
307
Show Account Balance (*61)
307
Wakeup Call (*62)
307
Request Call Details (*63)
307
Clean up an Extension (*84)
308
Add to White List (*91)
308
Add to Black List (*92)
308
Call Record (*93/*94)
308
24 Voicemail
311
Setting up the Voicemail Account
311
Changing the PIN
311
Record Your Name
312
Record a Personal Welcome Message
312
Accessing the Voicemail System
312
Forwarding a Message
313
Leaving Voicemail Messages
313
Composing a New Message
314
Personal Greetings
314
Recording/Activating Personal Greetings
314
Hearing Your Personal Greetings
315
Advanced Features
315
Send a Voicemail Message Without Ringing Extension(S)
315
Transfer a Call Directly to Someone's Voicemail
315
Listen to Voicemail on Cell Phone
316
Voicemail Notification
316
Via Email
316
Via Cell Phone
316
Voicemail Feature Codes
316
Send Voicemail to Email Account (*95/*96)
317
Go to Voicemail (*97)
317
Go to Group Mail (*97)
317
Clear Message Waiting Indicator (*99)
318
25 Cell Phones
319
Cost Savings
320
Callback
320
Calling Card Account
321
Configuring the Cell Phone
322
Add a Cell Phone to Your Account
322
Safeguard against Loss-Of-Signal Events
324
Ring My Cell Phone When Voicemail Arrives
324
Feature Codes
325
Retrieve Call from Cell Phone (*51)
325
Move Current Call to Cell Phone (*52)
326
Call Cell Phone of the Extension (*00)
326
Personal Virtual Assistant
326
Appendix A. Working with CSV Files
331
Structural Requirements
331
Structure
331
Parameters
332
Extensions
332
Agent Groups
333
Hunt Groups
333
Conference Account
334
Paging
334
Service Flags
334
Converting an Excel File to CSV
335
Changing the Field Separator and Validating the File
339
Creating a Domain Address Book
340
Address Book Parameters
340
Converting the Address Book to CSV
340
Changing the Field Separator and Validating the File
342
Importing the CSV File
343
Importing a CSV File for the Extension Account
343
Importing CSV Files for Domain Address Books
344
Troubleshooting
345
Appendix B. SIP Overview
347
What Is SIP
347
Background
347
What Is a SIP Session
347
SIP Components
347
User Agent Clients
348
User Agent Servers
348
Back-To-Back User Agent (B2Bua)
349
Sip Language
349
Similarities with Html and Smtp
349
Types of Messages
350
Content of Messages
351
Describing the Sip Session
352
Sip Call Proces
353
Session Establishment
353
Session Termination
355
Register Request
355
Cancel Request
357
Snom One Settings and Sip Traces
360
Viewing Sip Traces
360
Logfile Syntax
360
Troubleshooting with Logfiles
361
Trunk and Extension Settings
361
Appendix C. Snom ONE and Exchange
367
Configuring Exchange for Snom One
367
Create a New Unified Messaging Dial Plan
367
Associate the Dial Plan with the Unified Messaging Server
368
Enable Mailbox Recipients for Unified Messaging
369
Configuring the Snom One Server
369
Create a New Trunk to Connect to Exchange
369
Add the Exchange Gateway to Your Current Dial Plan
370
Set the Snom One External Voicemail System
371
Glossary
373
Index
385
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