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Yealink Management Cloud Service(YMCS)_User Guide.pdf - Pages 21-40

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) > Enterprise Information to get the AutoP address.

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  1. Click Auto Provision Now, and reconfirm in the pop-up window.

  2. Add Devices to the Device List on YMCS

  3. Sign in to YMCS.

  4. Click Phone Device > Device > Device List > Add

  5. Edit device-related information.

Paramet Introduction er

Device Enter the device name. Name

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MAC Enter the MAC address of the device. MAC must and can only contain 12 letters or numbers; the length is limited to 12-17 characters; the characters that can be entered include 0-9, A-z, "-", ":"; for example, 00-15-65-1a-2b-3c, 00:15:65:1a:2b:3c, 0015651a2B3c.

Machine Enter the Machine ID of the device. The Machine ID is the SN ID corresponding to the body sticker or the Machine ID displayed in the device status information.

Model Select the device model.

Site Select a site for the device.

Bind Bind an account for the device. Account

Descript Enter a description. ion

  1. Click Save.

  2. Devices Are Successfully Connected to YMCS After the device successfully connects to YMCS, the device status changes from "offline" to "online" in the phone device list; the device status changes from "unbound" to "bound" in the RPS device list, which means that the device is successfully connected through the RPS server.

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Connect Android-based Video Conferencing Endpoints & Smart Workspace Devices 💡 TIP This connecting method is applicable to models: MeetingBar AX0/ MeetingBoard/DeskVision A24/RoomCast/RoomPanel/RoomPanel Plus/ CTP18/CTP25. For CTP18/CTP25, independent connecting through this method is only supported when paired with a host device. About pairing with a host device, please refer to Pair with Devices.

Via Auto Provisioning Server (Batch Deployment) Via DHCP Option (Batch Deployment) Via the Device Web User Interface (for a Single Device)

Via Auto Provisioning Server (Batch Deployment) Introduction

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Prerequisites If your device's firmware version is too low, do any of the following to upgrade it to the latest version: Visit Yealink Support to get the latest device firmware version. Execute the following command to upgrade the device firmware

static.firmware.url=http://192.168.1.20/150.86.0.5.rom

💡 NOTE Please change the above http://192.168.1.20/150.86.0.5.rom to the address of your auto-provisioning server.

Procedure

  1. Configure the Device CFG File
  2. Perform the following configuration. If your enterprise is located in the EU region, configure the following commands:

#!version:1.0.0.1 ##The header above must appear as-is in the first line dm.enable=1 dm.server.address=eu-device-scheduler.ymcs.yealink.com dm.server.port=443 dm.file_upload.http_post_mode=0 dm.file_upload.http_method=1

If your enterprise is located in the US region, configure the following commands:

#!version:1.0.0.1 ##The header above must appear as-is in the first line dm.enable=1 dm.server.address=us-device-scheduler.ymcs.yealink.com dm.server.port=443 dm.file_upload.http_post_mode=0 dm.file_upload.http_method=1

If your enterprise is located in the AU region, configure the following commands:

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#!version:1.0.0.1 ##The header above must appear as-is in the first line dm.enable=1 dm.server.address=au-device-scheduler.ymcs.yealink.com dm.server.port=443 dm.file_upload.http_post_mode=0 dm.file_upload.http_method=1

If your enterprise is located in the UAE region, configure the following commands:

#!version:1.0.0.1 ##The header above must appear as-is in the first line dm.enable=1 dm.server.address=uae-device-scheduler.ymcs.yealink.com dm.server.port=443 dm.file_upload.http_post_mode=0 dm.file_upload.http_method=1

💡 NOTE You can find this address in the DM Server address field by going to System (

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   ) > Enterprise Information on YMCS.
  1. If you want to connect the device directly to a specific site in your enterprise, add the following command to the CFG file:

static.dm.enterprise_id=Enterprise ID static.dm.site_id=site ID

💡 NOTE You can go to System (

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    ) > Enterprise Information to get the enterprise ID.
    You can go to System (




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        ) > Settings > Device > Site to get the site ID from the site information.

  1. The CFG file is configured.

  2. Make Devices Access the CFG File Make the devices access the CFG files stored in your auto-provisioning servers. The operation of different auto-provisioning servers might vary, so we do not elaborate on the process here.

  3. Trigger the Device to Perform Auto Provisioning There are various ways to trigger the device to complete the auto-provisioning, e.g., turn the device on. Please select your desired method.

  4. Import Devices to the Device List

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💡 NOTE If you have set the enterprise ID and site ID in the Configure Device CFG file operation, the device will be automatically added to the device list in YMCS; if not, see Import Devices.

  1. Devices Are Successfully Connected to YMCS After the device successfully connects to YMCS, the device status changes from "offline" to "online" in the phone device list; the device status changes from "unbound" to "bound" in the RPS device list, which means that the device is successfully connected through the RPS server.

Via DHCP Option (Batch Deployment) Introduction You can configure devices to obtain the provisioning server address via DHCP.

Procedure

  1. Set Up the DHCP Server If you do not have a DHCP server, you can see this section to set up one. Following, we use DHCP Server for Windows to illustrate how to set up a DHCP server on the Windows operating system.

  2. Download DHCP Server.

  3. Run dhcpsrv.

  4. Click Next.

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  1. Select your network interface card and click Next.

  2. Configure your IP pool, click DHCP Options, and click Add.

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  1. Do one of the following: Enter the DHCP option and Yealink auto-provisioning server addresses, and click OK.

Paramet Introduction er

Option Enter the option number. number

Option Set the DHCP option value (the address of the auto-provisioning string server) and enclose it with quotation marks. You can use Yealink auto-provisioning server addresses. Following are Yealink auto-provisioning addresses: If your enterprise is in the EU region, enter https://eu-

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                resource.ymcs.yealink.com/hardware/autop/$MAC.boot

                If your enterprise is in the US region, enter https://us-
                resource.ymcs.yealink.com/hardware/autop/$MAC.boot

                If your enterprise is in the AU region, enter https://au-
                resource.ymcs.yealink.com/hardware/autop/$MAC.boot
                If your enterprise is in the UAE region, enter https://uae-
                resource.ymcs.yealink.com/hardware/autop/$MAC.boot


            You can go to System (




            ) > Enterprise Information to get the Yealink auto-provisioning
            address.

 Enter the DHCP option and your own auto-provisioning server addresses, and click OK.

Param Introduction eter

Option Enter the option number. numbe r

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Option Set the DHCP option value (the address of the auto-provisioning string server) and enclose it with quotation marks. You can use your own auto-provisioning server addresses.

Please follow the steps below to configure the Device CFG File:

  1. Perform the following configuration. If your enterprise is located in the EU region, configure the following commands:

#!version:1.0.0.1 ##The header above must appear as-is in the first line dm.enable=1 dm.server.address=eu-device-scheduler.ymcs.yealink.com dm.server.port=443 dm.file_upload.http_post_mode=0 dm.file_upload.http_method=1

If your enterprise is located in the US region, configure the following commands:

#!version:1.0.0.1 ##The header above must appear as-is in the first line dm.enable=1 dm.server.address=us-device-scheduler.ymcs.yealink.com dm.server.port=443 dm.file_upload.http_post_mode=0 dm.file_upload.http_method=1

If your enterprise is located in the AU region, configure the following commands:

#!version:1.0.0.1 ##The header above must appear as-is in the first line dm.enable=1 dm.server.address=au-device-scheduler.ymcs.yealink.com dm.server.port=443 dm.file_upload.http_post_mode=0 dm.file_upload.http_method=1

If your enterprise is located in the UAE region, configure the following commands:

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#!version:1.0.0.1 ##The header above must appear as-is in the first line dm.enable=1 dm.server.address=uae-device-scheduler.ymcs.yealink.com dm.server.port=443 dm.file_upload.http_post_mode=0 dm.file_upload.http_method=1

💡 NOTE You can find this address in the DM Server address field by going to System (

   ) > Enterprise Information on YMCS.

  1. If you want to connect the device directly to a specific site in your enterprise, add the

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following command to the CFG file:

static.dm.enterprise_id=Enterprise ID static.dm.site_id=site ID

💡 NOTE You can go to System (

   ) > Enterprise Information to get the enterprise ID.
   You can go to System (




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     ) > Settings > Device > Site to get the site ID from the site information.

  1. The CFG file is configured.

  2. Click OK > Next.

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  1. Select Overwrite existing file, click Write INI file, and click Next.

  2. Click Start to run the server and click Finish to exit.

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  1. Make Devices Obtain Server Address through DHCP Yealink IP phones can obtain the provisioning server address by detecting DHCP options during startup. If you do not use the following default option value, you need to configure the phone to obtain the provisioning server address via a custom DHCP option.

Netw Default Introduction ork option type value

IPv4 Option 66, Option 66 is used to identify the TFTP server. Option 43 Option 43 is a vendor-specific option, which is used to transfer the vendor-specific information.

IPv6 Option 59 Option 59 is used to specify a URL for the boot file to be downloaded by the client.

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If you use the default option value:

  1. Reconnect the network cable of your devices or restart the devices to make them obtain the server address.

If you use a custom DHCP option:

  1. Enter https://phone IP address (for example, https://1.2.3.4) in the browser address bar and log in to the phone web user interface as an administrator.
  2. Click System > Auto Provision.
  3. Enable DHCP Active.
  4. Do one of the following: If you are using IPv4 network, enter the desired value in the IPv4 Custom Option field. If you are using IPv6 network, enter the desired value in the IPv6 Custom Option field.

💡 NOTE The IPv4 or IPv6 custom DHCP option must be in accordance with the one defined in the DHCP server.

  1. Click Confirm to accept the change.

  2. Reconnect the network cable of your devices or restart the devices to make them obtain the server address.

  3. Add Devices to the Device List 💡 NOTE If you have set the enterprise ID and site ID in Step 1, the device will be automatically added to the device list in YMCS; if not, see Import Devices.

  4. Devices Are Successfully Connected to YMCS After the device successfully connects to YMCS, the device status changes from "offline" to "online" in the phone device list; the device status changes from "unbound" to "bound" in the RPS device list, which means that the device is successfully connected through the RPS server.

Via the Device Web User Interface (for a Single Device)

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