If there are any MiVoice Border Gateways configured to support teleworker extensions on the telephone system, the MiVoice Office Application Suite needs to know about their internal IP Addresses.
The MiVoice Border Gateways have an effect on two aspects of MiVoice Office Application Suite operation:
Enter all internal addresses that are necessary. There may be more than one if there is more than one MiVoice Border Gateway or it has more than one internal address.
MiVoice Office Application Suite supports the MiVoice Border Gateway's API for provisioning. This allows the MCS server to automatically provision SIP Users on the MBG to simplify the deployment of Teleworkers using:
The settings for enabling and using the MBG's Rest API are listed below. For information on how the teleworker deployment works and how to enable the API on the MBG, please refer to the Remote Connections engineering guidelines.
This setting controls the MCS server's interaction with the MiVoice Border Gateway (MBG). When enabled, the MCS will actively add/delete/update SIP Users on the MBG.
These settings are required by the MCS to communicate with the MBG. They must match those configured on the MBG in order for the MCS to be able to request API access.
For information on configuring the API link to the MBG, please refer to the Remote/Teleworker Connections engineering guidelines.
This process can be used to setup the connection between the MCS and the MBG so that the MCS can automatically provision teleworker phones.
For information on configuring the API link to the MBG, please refer to the Remote/Teleworker Connections engineering guidelines.
This process can be used to provision (or un-provision) any SIP phones as Teleworkers on the MBG. Pressing the button will display the SIP phone device picker which will show which phones have already been provisioned on the MBG and which phones have not.