Document d'orientation sur l'approvisionnement statique des téléphones industriels SIP

Introduction

Aperçu

L’approvisionnement automatique signifie que le terminal obtient l’adresse du serveur stockant les fichiers de configuration et d’autres paramètres pour l’auto-approvisionnement. Ensuite, il télécharge le fichier de configuration depuis le serveur correspondant, l’analyse et le sauvegarde localement pour des mises à jour ultérieures telles que les mises à jour du micrologiciel. Cela permet la mise à jour à distance par lots d’un grand nombre de téléphones via des fichiers de configuration, économisant ainsi du temps et de la main-d’œuvre.

Scénarios d’application

Principalement utilisé pour la configuration et la mise à jour d’un grand nombre de téléphones.

Utilisateurs visés

Ce document s’adresse principalement au personnel chargé de la maintenance quotidienne des téléphones.

Configurer le serveur FTP

Téléchargez le logiciel wftpd.exe.
Cliquez avec le bouton droit et exécutez wftpd.exe en tant qu’administrateur.

Download wftpd.exe softwareRun wftpd.exe as administrator

Sélectionnez Security → Users/rights

Cliquez sur New User

Entrez le nom d’utilisateur et le mot de passe

Définissez le répertoire racine FTP

Cliquez sur Done pour terminer la configuration

Configurer le serveur TFTP

Téléchargez le logiciel TFTPServer.exe.
Cliquez avec le bouton droit et exécutez TFTPServer.exe en tant qu’administrateur.

Cliquez sur "View" → "Options" pour définir le répertoire racine du serveur TFTP

L’IP affichée sur le serveur est l’adresse du serveur, qui est également l’IP du PC configurant le serveur.

IP of the PC configuring the server

Configurer le serveur HTTP

Téléchargez le logiciel hts.exe.
Cliquez avec le bouton droit et exécutez hts.exe en tant qu’administrateur.

Run hts.exe as administrator

Sélectionnez menu → ip address, choisissez l’IP du PC

Select PC IP

HTTP utilise le port 8080 par défaut, vous pouvez le définir sur un autre port inutilisé comme le 80.

Set default port 80

Cliquez avec le bouton droit sur pour ajouter des fichiers

Add files

Configuration de l’approvisionnement statique du téléphone

Entrez l’IP du téléphone dans le navigateur pour accéder au backend web. Cliquez sur System → Auto Provision → Basic Settings → Static Provisioning Server pour effectuer les paramètres associés.

Phone static provisioning configuration

Explication de la configuration :

  1. Username & Password : Nom d’utilisateur et mot de passe du serveur configuré ; laissez vide si aucun.

  2. Server Address : IP du serveur, qui est l’IP du PC.

  3. Configuration File Name : Nom du fichier de configuration à obtenir par le téléphone.

  4. Protocol Type : Quatre options : FTP, TFTP, HTTP, HTTPS. Sélectionnez celui que vous utilisez.

  5. Update Mode : Mise à jour après redémarrage ou mise à jour programmée.

  6. Update Interval : Définissez une valeur ; le téléphone se mettra à jour à l’heure prévue.

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