SIP Devices and Asterisk - Revision history

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‎Plug&Play

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‎Documentation

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‎brand update

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‎Feature Table

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‎HUSIM Phone Tester

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‎See Also

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	A fully automated mass rollout of OpenStage phones and OpenScape Desk Phones can be realized by combining a DHCP server and a provisioning service which uses the WPI. On startup, the phone receives the IP address of the provisioning server from the DHCP server. After that, it contacts the provisioning service. The provisioning service may then request all settings from the phone in order to decide which parameters must be set or updated. When all these parameters have been sent to the phone, it is ready for operation.		A fully automated mass rollout of OpenStage phones and OpenScape Desk Phones can be realized by combining a DHCP server and a provisioning service which uses the WPI. On startup, the phone receives the IP address of the provisioning server from the DHCP server. After that, it contacts the provisioning service. The provisioning service may then request all settings from the phone in order to decide which parameters must be set or updated. When all these parameters have been sent to the phone, it is ready for operation.
−	~~For further information, please see the [[OpenStage_WPI\|WPI]] article; for a deeper understanding, refer to the {{File-DL\|OpenStage Provisioning Interface Developer's Guide\|pdf}}.~~

	== Using OpenStage Phone with Asterisk ==		== Using OpenStage Phone with Asterisk ==

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 * {{File-DL|Administration Manual OpenStage Asterisk|pdf}}
 * {{File-DL|HowTo OpenStage Asterisk|pdf}} (Umbrella document how to install, administrate and use OpenStage@Asterisk.)
 * {{File-DL|ReadMe V2 R1 100907|pdf}} (List of all new features contained in software version V2 R1.)
 * {{File-DL|Service Info How to trace OST SIP|pdf}} (A guide for getting needed trace information from the phone.)

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 * OpenStage 60 and 80 and OpenScape Desk Phone IP 55G provide an XML-based application interface which allows for developing graphical applications hosted on a remote server. Besides displaying information, sending data, and controlling all sorts of remote processes, these applications have the capability of controlling calls.
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 == Preparation ==
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 == See Also ==
-* [http://wiki.siemens-enterprise.com/index.php/Category:OpenStage_Feature OpenStage Features]
+* [http://wiki.unify.com/index.php/Category:OpenStage_Feature OpenStage Features]
 * [[OpenStage_SIP|OpenStage SIP]]
 * [[OpenScape_Desk_Phone_IP|OpenScape Desk Phone IP]]

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 * OpenStage 60 (Digium certified, see [http://www.asteriskexchange.com/listings/category/10 Asterisk Exchange])
 * OpenStage 80
-* OpenScape Desk Phone IP 35G
+* OpenScape Desk Phone IP 35G (release planned for future release)
-* OpenScape Desk Phone IP 55G
+* OpenScape Desk Phone IP 55G (release planned for future release)
 Common telephony features are supported out of the box, such as '''call transfer''', '''call forwarding''', '''consultation''', '''voicemail''', and many more. To add more functionality in order to build a feature-rich communication system, two additional interfaces can be used by developers:

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 | [[CTI]] Applications
 | OpenStage 15/20/40/60/80 ≥ V1 R5.6.0
-| Allows a computer to interact with the phone, e.g. in setting up and terminating calls via a PC application. OpenStage phones support 3rd party call control via SIP and uaCSTA. By the use uf uaCSTA, operations like call answering, putting a call on hold, making a call, setting microphone and speaker settings, and many more, can be performed.
+| Allows a computer to interact with the phone, e.g. in setting up and terminating calls via a PC application. OpenStage phones support 3rd party call control via SIP and uaCSTA. By the use of uaCSTA, operations like call answering, putting a call on hold, making a call, setting microphone and speaker settings, and many more, can be performed.
 | [[OpenStage_CTI_Applications]]<br>{{File-DL|White_Paper_uaCSTA_for_OpenStage_SIP|pdf}}
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 * OpenStage 60 and 80 provide an XML-based application interface which allows for developing graphical applications hosted on a remote server. Besides displaying information, sending data, and controlling all sorts of remote processes, these applications have the capability of controlling calls.
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+{| style="background-color:#fffaa0; width:300px; margin-left:20px; float:right;"
 | The direct contact for '''OpenStage and Asterisk''' related questions from the community:<br />'''[mailto:asterisk@wiki-siemens-enterprise.com asterisk@wiki-siemens-enterprise.com]'''
 |}

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 For each phone, a PC application window shows the current status. Every OpenStage phone model is represented with its complete key layout and display content. The remote visitor can see all user interactions on the phone. Moreover, he can access the phone keys actively and in this way operate the phone by remote control. Please note that, for privacy protection, the user is always informed about the remote interaction.
-To get the phone tester up and running, a special dongle key must be uploaded to the phone. The dongle key and the HUSIM software can be downloaded without additional charge from SWS/SEBA. The key can be distributed to the phone using the SEN DLS (Deployment Service) or the phone’s [[WPI]] (WorkPoint Interface).
+To get the phone tester up and running, a special dongle key must be uploaded to the phone. The dongle key and the HUSIM software can be downloaded without additional charge from SWS/{{SEBA}}. The key can be distributed to the phone using the SEN DLS (Deployment Service) or the phone’s [[WPI]] (WorkPoint Interface).
 == Documentation ==

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 * [[OpenStage_SIP|OpenStage SIP]]
 * [[OpenStage_SIP_FAQ|OpenStage SIP FAQ]]
 * [[OpenStage_SIP_-_Service_Information|OpenStage SIP - Service Information]]