I've done this. What I've found in that ipofficeassistance link is that the characters don't exactly match if you copy/paste
Code:
{"Client_Settings_File_Address":[{"Profile_Name":"IP Office","Client_Settings_File_Url":"[URL unfurl="true"]https://youripo.com/46xxsettings.txt"}[/URL]]}
I just looked at mine, and this works as is. You'd need
map to the settings file and 5061 to go thru the remote worker SBC.
There's no real way to use email to autoconfig if your client can't acquire the settings file from the URL that Zang provides.
Now, if you only wanted to autoconfigure from inside the office, nothing stops you from putting
in Zang.
Doing it just with an IPO, I've found it helpful to go in the SD card, make a file called index.html and put the text "there's nothing here". Just like the IPO has the auto-generated settings file and will use that if there is no 46xxsettings.txt in the primary folder, it seems to work with any auto-generated file - like the main
- if you make a HTML file - even an empty one, or one that redirects to 'yourcompany.com', you'll effectively conceal that from the outside world.
Also, in the security settings, you can lockout an account after X invalid logins.
And, only allow Avaya clients on the HTTP bit.
That makes it so Avaya clients can get the settings file from the internet, and noone can just browse to
and see the main page with links for web manager etc.
