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Administrator configuration creates a device profile type and is performed by a Broadworks administrator. It should be completed before proceeding to BroadWorks Provisioning.

BroadSoft Administrator Configuration

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Create Device Profile Type

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Static Files Options

Options for static files - boot image and firmware image will be set.

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1. From System or Group > Profile, click Users.
   
   

2. Click Add to add an Auto Configuration User.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Add User

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3. Configure the following:
   1. User ID
   2. Last Name
   3. First Name
   4. Initial Password
      
      

4. Click OK to create the new user.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Create New User Data

5. Edit New User and configure the Authentication Service and Password.
   
   

6. Click OK.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Manage User

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7. Access User Profile> Assign Services.
   
   
8. From Available Services, select Authentication, and then click Add to move Authentication to User Services.
   
   
9. Click Apply to save the selection.
   
   

10. Click OK to return to the User Profile.

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    Caption 0 Figure 1 Assign Services

11. Access Utilities> Authentication.
    
    
12. Enter the new authentication password.
    
    
13. Re-enter the new authentication password.
    
    
14. Click Apply.
    
    

15. Click OK to return to Utilities.

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    Caption 0 Figure 1 Authentication

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Creating Device Profile Instance

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The tags are identified by a keyword starting and ending with "%" character (for example, "%BWMACADDRESS%).  A tag name is case sensitive.  There are predefined set of tags defined by Broadworks Device Management; the first two characters of the tags start with "BW". Tags are replaced with the actual parameter values in the configuration files. Some configuration settings can be generic (i.e., domain name, Time Zone, DNS server) and are applicable to many devices. Some configuration settings are specific to each node (i.e., Device Name, IP address). System tags are created for system-wide use; device-specific tags are created for individual nodes.

System Tags example

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1. Select Utilities > Device Configuration. 

2. Select the device profile type created and click Edit.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Add Tags

   
   

3. The Configure Device Profile Modify Page is displayed. From this Page, select Custom Tags. On the custom Tags page, click Add to provision each device tag.

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   Values should be assigned to all the Tags defined.

Upload Template configuration Files

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Rebuild options generates the configuration file replacing the tag values.

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Create Contact Registrant Table for Authenticated User

1. Access SIP > Contact Registrant Table.
   
   
2. Create a new Contact Registrant Table.
   
   

3. Click OK.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 SIP Contact Registrant Table

4. Access SIP > Contact Registrant Table and select the table you created (i.e., Broadsoft CRT).
   
   
5. From Type of Address Record, select Remote.
   
   
6. Configure the Address of Record URI (this the Address of Record URI of the Authenticated User).
   
   
7. Add a SIP Contact for the Authenticated User.
   
   
8. Configure Contact URI Username for the Authenticated User.
   
   

9. Click OK.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Add Contact Registrant Table

10. Click OK to save changes.

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    Caption 0 Figure 1 SIP Contact - Save Changes

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11. View the Authenticated User Contact Registrant Table with the new entry.

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    Caption 0 Figure 1 View Authentication User Contact Reigstrant Table

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1. Access SIP> Remote Authorization Tables.
   
   
2. Create a Remote Authorization Table.
   
   

3. Click OK.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Create Remote Authorization Table

4. Access SIP> Remote Authorization Tables and select the table you created (i.e.,Broadsoft Remote Authorization Table).
   
   
5. Create a new Create Remote Authorization Entry.
   
   
6. In Realm, enter the Broadsoft server FQDN.
   
   
7. In Authentication ID, enter the Authenticated User.
   
   
8. In Enter Password and Confirm Password of the Authenticated User, match the Broadworks XSP Password.
   
   
9. From the From URI User Match drop down box, select Regex.
   
   
10. In Match Regex, enter the Regex for the Authenticated User's number set on Broadworks XSP.
    
    

11. Click OK to save changes

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    Caption 0 Figure 1 Add Remote Authorization Entry

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12. View the new Authenticated User Remote Authorization entry.

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    Caption 0 Figure 1 Authentication User Entry

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1. Access SIP > SIP Server Tables.
   
   
2. Create a SIP Server Table.
   
   

3. Click Ok.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Create SIP Server Table

4. Access the SIP Server Table you created (i.e., Broadsoft server).
   
   
5. From the Create SIP Server drop down menu, select DNS-SRV.
   
   
6. In the Host field, enter the Broadsoft server FQDN.
   
   
7. From the Remote Authorization Table drop down list, select Broadsoft Remote Authentication.
   
   
8. From the Contact Registration Table drop down list, select Broadsoft CRT.
   
   

9. Click OK.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Add SIP Server

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10. View the new Broadsoft server entry.

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    Caption 0 Figure 1 Broadsoft Server - New Entry

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1. Access Security> SBC Certificates> Trusted CA Certificates.
   
   
2. Click Upload to open the Import Trusted CA Certificate window.
   
   
3. For Mode, select File Upload.
   
   
4. Browse to the XSP Certificate File location and select the XSP Certificate.
   
   
5. Click OK to import the certificate.
   
   

6. Repeat step 4 to import the second XSP Certificate.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Install Certificates

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Setup Autoconfiguration Task

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1. Browse XSP> System or Group> Resources> Identity/Device Profiles.
   
   
2. Click Search and edit SBC2000-TCA-profile.
   
   
3. Click on the Files tab.
   
   

4. Click Reset the Phones to start the Download from the XSP server.

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   Caption 0 Figure 1 Start XSP Download

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