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VoIP Statistics

2016-06-23T14:59:54Z

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== voipstats database ==

=== Description of table cdr ===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! field !! type !! example !! description
|-
|calldate || timestamp without time zone || 2010-10-26 12:00:00 || The start time of the call
|-
|clid || character varying(80) || "Big Bird" <12565551212> || The full caller ID, including the name, of the calling party.
|-
|src || character varying(80) || 12565551212 || The calling party’s caller ID number
|-
|dst || character varying(80) || 102 || The destination extension for the call
|-
|dcontext || character varying(80) || SER_Asterisk || The destination extension for the call.
|-
|channel || character varying(80) || SIP/kamailio-a1bc23ef || The calling party’s channel.
|-
|dstchannel || character varying(80) || SIP/102-a1bc23e7 || The called party’s channel.
|-
|lastapp || character varying(80) || Dial || The last dialplan application that was executed.
|-
|lastdata || character varying(80) || SIP/102,30,tT || The arguments passed to the lastapp.
|-
|duration || integer || 195 || The number of seconds between the calldate and endcalldate times for the call.
|-
|billsec || integer || 180 || The number of seconds between the answer and endcalldate times for the call.
|-
|disposition || character varying(45) || ANSWERED || An indication of what happened to the call. This may be NO ANSWER, FAILED, BUSY, ANSWERED, or UNKNOWN.
|-
|amaflags || integer || || The Automatic Message Accounting (AMA) flag associated with this call. (not used)
|-
|accountcode || character varying(20) || || An account ID.(not used)
|-
|userfield || character varying(255) || || A general-purpose user field. (not used)
|-
|fallback || character varying(50) || 1 || Indication if this call fallback (1 - true ; 0 or empty - false)
|-
|totalrtp1in || integer || 3000 || Total of RTP packets incomming at calling party
|-
|totalrtp1out || integer || 4000 || Total of RTP packets outgoing at calling party
|-
|lostrtp1 || integer || 20 || Number of lost rtp packets at calling party
|-
|tlatency1 || integer || 2 || Maximun latency at calling party
|-
|tjitter1 || integer || 1 || Maximun jitter at calling party
|-
|alatency1 || integer || 2 || Average latency at calling party
|-
|ajitter1 || integer || 1 || Average jitter at calling party
|-
|codec1 || character varying(50) || GSM || Audio/Video Codec at calling party
|-
|signalling1 || character varying(50) || SIP || Signalling protocol at calling party
|-
|callerid1 || character varying(50) || 100 || Callerid at calling party
|-
|ip1 || character varying(50) || 10.1.0.100 || IP at calling party
|-
|totalrtp2in || integer || 3000 || Total of RTP packets incomming at called party
|-
|totalrtp2out || integer || 4000 || Total of RTP packets outgoing at called party
|-
|lostrtp2 || integer || 20 || Number of lost rtp packets at called party
|-
|tlatency2 || integer || 2 || Maximun latency at called party
|-
|tjitter2 || integer || 1 || Maximun jitter at called party
|-
|alatency2 || integer || 2 || Average latency at called party
|-
|ajitter2 || integer || 1 || Average jitter at called party
|-
|codec2 || character varying(50) || GSM || Audio/Video Codec at called party
|-
|signalling2 || character varying(50) || SIP || Signalling protocol at called party
|-
|callerid2 || character varying(50) || 102 || Callerid at called party
|-
|ip2 || character varying(50) || 10.1.0.103 || IP at called party
|-
|srcipb || character varying(80) || 12565551212 || The calling party’s caller ID number (this value is more accurate that src)
|-
|dstipb || character varying(80) || 102 || The destination extension for the call (this value is more accurate that dst)
|-
|transfered || integer || 1 || Indication if this call was transfered (1 - true ; 0 or empty - false)
|-
|monitorfile || character varying(100) || /home1/_voip/monitoring/2011-07-15-21:02:00_ipmtel007_ipmtel027_1310760120.0.MP3 || Temporary file path of call recording
|-
|uniqueid || character varying(24) || 1425102718.0 || Unique Channel Identifier
|-
|utilizador || character varying(255) || |10014 || Identify the users presents on call. Sintaxe uidnumber of origin user '|' uidnumber of destination user
|-
|endcalldate || timestamp without time zone || 2010-10-26 12:00:00 || The end time of the call
|-
|functionstamp || character varying(80) || 1289906050.39986-QUEUE_3 || Unique Identifier of the function used
|-
|lastdst || character varying(80) || 102 || The last called party.
|-
|route || character varying(80) || 0801_VipVoz || Name of the route used or name of the funtion used
|-
|direction || integer || 1 || Direction of the call (not used)
|-
|uniqueid2 || character varying(80) || 1425102718.0 || Unique Call Identifier
|-
|enum || character varying(80) || 1 || Indication if this call use ENUM Lookup (1 - true ; 0 or empty - false)
|}

Operating System

2016-06-23T14:58:18Z

Dbabo: /* Information per service */

== Welcome to IPBrick.IC support ==

* [[What is new at IPBrick.IC version 6.0]]
* [[Update to IPBrick version 6.0]]
* [[Licensing IPBrick]]
* [[How to update IPBrick]]

== Information per service ==

* IPBrick.I
** [[Domain Server]]
** [[File Server]]
** [[Email Server]]
** [[Backup]]

* IPBrick.C
** [[Email Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[VPN PPTP]]
** [[VoIP]]
*** [[VoIP Statistics]]

== Information per Apps ==

* [[Archipel]]
* [[CAFE]]
* [[Contacts]]
* [[Groupware]]

== Configuration Hints ==

* [[Configurations for OpenVPN client]]
** [[How_to_rewrite_an_OpenVPN_file|How to rewrite an OpenVPN file]]
* [[Consultation_and_synchronization_of_remote_contacts_on_IPBrick|Consultation and synchronization of remote contacts on IPBrick]]
* [[Click2call_Windows|Configurations for Click2call on Windows]]
* [[How to buy and configure a SSL certificate at IPBrick 6.1]]
* [[How_to_handle_prefixes_on_IPBrick|How to handle prefixes on IPBrick]]
* [[Hyper-v_tools_for_IPBrick_6.X|Hyper-v tools for IPBrick 6.X]]
* [[IPBrick Disk migration]]
* [[Registering Phones with Open-VPN]]
* [[SIP_Trunks_Configuration|SIP Trunks Configuration]]
* [[UCoIP DNS/firewall configuration]]
* [[VMWare tools for IPBrick 6.X]]

== HOW-TO ==
* [[How to configure a reverse proxy]]
* [[How to configure WPAD]]
* [[How to configure IPBRICK as an IP PBX |How to connect an IPBRICK as IP PBX]]
* [[How to configure DHCP server with no dynamic pool]]

== Known Issues ==
* IPBrick v6.0
** [[NIC device detection/management]]
** [[Network Configuration / DHCP General Options Network Mask]]

How to handle prefixes on IPBrick

2016-05-09T11:25:27Z

Dbabo:

The prefixes inserted in any of these outbound routes shall be automatically available for SIP telephones and for telephones connected to PBX.

These are all the available options (advanced):

* Route name: This field is merely informative and you can type here, for example, your operator's name;
* Prefix-Number Pattern: Both fields define the destination's number format that enables you to make calls by using this route. The Prefix will be a number and for the Number Pattern you may use this syntax:

X matches any digit from 0-9
Z matches any digit from 1-9
N matches any digit from 2-9
[1237-9] matches any digit or letter in the brackets
(in this example, 1,2,3,7,8,9)
[a-z] matches any lower case letter
[A-Z] matches any UPPER case letter
. wildcard, matches one or more characters
! wildcard, matches zero (none) or more characters immediately

* Include prefix in address: If it's set to YES (option by default), the number inserted in the prefix will be dialed and if it's set to NO, that same number will be removed;
* Postrouting prefix: It's a prefix added by the IPBrick when the number is received. E.g: For the Portuguese PSTN network we use the format 2XXXXXXXX. If we use a SIP account route as main route, it's necessary to use prefix 2, include prefix in address and use a postrouting prefix with 00351 (351 is the portuguese international code).

== Configuration example ==

Imagine that we have a prefix configured as follows:

Route name: MyTSIP <br>
prefix: 2 | Pattern: XXXXXXXX <br>
Include prefix in address: Yes <br>
Postrouting prefix: 00351 <br>

Considering this configuration, an outbound call whose destination number starts by 2 and has 8 more digits, will be sent by the route MyTISP, the prefix 2 will be kept and it will also be added a prefix 00351 to the originally dialed number.

How to handle prefixes on IPBrick

2016-05-09T10:16:32Z

Dbabo:

''' ***PAGE ON CONSTRUCTION*** '''

The prefixes inserted in any of these outbound routes shall be automatically available for SIP telephones and for telephones connected to PBX.

These are all the available options (advanced):

* Route name: This field is merely informative and you can type here, for example, your operator's name;
* Prefix-Number Pattern: Both fields define the destination's number format that enables you to make calls by using this route. The Prefix will be a number and for the Number Pattern you may use this syntax:

X matches any digit from 0-9
Z matches any digit from 1-9
N matches any digit from 2-9
[1237-9] matches any digit or letter in the brackets
(in this example, 1,2,3,7,8,9)
[a-z] matches any lower case letter
[A-Z] matches any UPPER case letter
. wildcard, matches one or more characters
! wildcard, matches zero (none) or more characters immediately

* Include prefix in address: If it's set to YES (option by default), the number inserted in the prefix will be dialed and if it's set to NO, that same number will be removed;
* Postrouting prefix: It's a prefix added by the IPBrick when the number is received. E.g: For the Portuguese PSTN network we use the format 2XXXXXXXX. If we use a SIP account route as main route, it's necessary to use prefix 2, include prefix in address and use a postrouting prefix with 00351 (351 is the portuguese international code).

== Configuration example ==

Imagine that we have a prefix configured as follows:

Route name: MyTSIP
prefix: 2 | Pattern: XXXXXXXX
Postrouting prefix: 00351

Considering this configuration, an outbound call whose destination number starts by 2 and has 8 more digits, will be sent by the route MyTISP, the prefix 2 will be kept and it will also be added a prefix 00351 to the originally dialed number.

How to handle prefixes on IPBrick

2016-05-09T09:39:39Z

Dbabo:

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Click2call Windows

2016-04-20T12:44:13Z

Dbabo: /* Installing the TAPI Clien */

== Description ==
Module for the usage of Click2Call on Windows.

Pages:

* TTTelecom [http://www.tttelecom.nl]

* Taridium [http://wiki.taridium.com/Click_to_Call]

== Necessary configurations ==

=== IPBrick Configurations ===

* Go to IPBrick's Web Interface:
** Advanced Configurations » Telephony » Configurations » IP PBX remote managers » Enable.
* Configure IP PBX remote managers:
** Define the authorized networks and determine a login and password;
** After creating the remote manager, edit its ''Access permissions'', by selecting the checkbox ''originate - Ability to originate''.

[[File:Click2call1.png| center|1250px]]

[[File:Click2call2.png| center|1250px]]

=== Windows Configurations for Outlook, using the modem feature ===

==== Installing the TAPI Client ====

Download ActivaTSP [http://sourceforge.net/projects/activa/files/].

Open the Zip file and install "SetupActiva.exe" in the folder ''Activa''. This configuration will ask for details of the server.

==== ActivaTSP Configuration ====

* '''Line DN:''' The extension that will be used (E.g.: For the extension 305, enter SIP/305.)
* '''Line Prefix:''' AST (default)
* '''Caller ID Name:''' Empty

===== Asterisk Connection =====

* '''Host IP:''' 192.168.19.5 (IPBrick's IP)
* '''Port:''' 5038
* '''User:''' adm
* '''Password:''' <Password>

===== Context =====

* '''Outgoing:''' local_processing
* '''Agent:''' local_processing

[[Image:Click2call3.png]]

Click ''OK'' to save configurations. It may be necessary to reboot the PC.

We can always access to this menu on Control Panel » Telephones and modems.

==== Test the functioning ====

On the contacts of the list view, right-click and make the call.

[[Image:Click2call4.png]]

Now click on '''Start Call'''.

[[Image:Click2call5.png]]

It may be necessary to configure the calling line; to do so, go to the menu '''Dialing Properties...'''.

[[Image:Click2call6.png]]

=== Windows configurations, using ADAT===

* Link to download ADAT: [http://dl.tttelecom.nl/index.php/en/component/docman/doc_download/6-adat-r2-0713];

* Execute the program and proceed to its installation;

* After installing, go to the configuration menu and perform the following configurations (see images).

[[Image:Click2call7.png]]

[[Image:Click2call8.png]]

This configuration allows us to select the number, in any application, and click on '''Alt + c''' to make the call.

=== Browser support - Google Chrome ===

We can use Google Chrome's extension: [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/asterisk-click2call/hlnmjkbpmnbgeondjeceaomhafdacmlj].

We create a site with the following information (for example, calls.domain.com):

cat /home1/_sites/calls/site/call.php
<pre>
<?if (!empty( $_REQUEST['phone']) && !empty( $_REQUEST['exten'] ) )
{
$num = $_REQUEST['phone'];
$ext = $_REQUEST['exten'];
$num = preg_replace( "/^\+7/", "8", $num );
$num = preg_replace( "/\D/", "", $num );

if ( ! empty( $num ) )
{
echo "Dialing $num\r\n";

$timeout = 10;
$asterisk_ip = "192.168.19.5";

$socket = fsockopen($asterisk_ip,"5038", $errno, $errstr, $timeout);
fputs($socket, "Action: Login\r\n");
fputs($socket, "UserName: ADM\r\n");
fputs($socket, "Secret: C3r34l1s#\r\n\r\n");

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);

echo $wrets;

fputs($socket, "Action: Originate\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Channel: Local/$ext@local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Exten: $num\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Context: local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Priority: 1\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Async: yes\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "WaitTime: 15\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Callerid: $ext\r\n\r\n" );

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);
echo $wrets;
}
else
{
echo "Unable to determine number from (" . $_REQUEST['phone'] . ")\r\n";
}
}
else
{?>Please enter a number to dial.
<?}?>
</pre>

All we have to do it's modify the IP, login and password.

In the application, we place the extension.

[[Image:Click2call9.png]]

File:Click2call9.png

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File:Click2call7.png

2016-04-20T12:23:45Z

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File:Click2call3.png

2016-04-20T12:23:19Z

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File:Click2call1.png

2016-04-20T12:22:33Z

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Click2call Windows

2016-04-20T11:50:08Z

Dbabo:

== Description ==
Module for the usage of Click2Call on Windows.

Pages:

* TTTelecom [http://www.tttelecom.nl]

* Taridium [http://wiki.taridium.com/Click_to_Call]

== Necessary configurations ==

=== IPBrick Configurations ===

* Go to IPBrick's Web Interface:
** Advanced Configurations » Telephony » Configurations » IP PBX remote managers » Enable.
* Configure IP PBX remote managers:
** Define the authorized networks and determine a login and password;
** After creating the remote manager, edit its ''Access permissions'', by selecting the checkbox ''originate - Ability to originate''.

[[File:Click2call1.png| center|1250px]]

[[File:Click2call2.png| center|1250px]]

=== Windows Configurations for Outlook, using the modem feature ===

==== Installing the TAPI Clien ====

Download ActivaTSP [http://sourceforge.net/projects/activa/files/].

Open the Zip file and install "SetupActiva.exe" in the folder ''Activa''. This configuration will ask for details of the server.

==== ActivaTSP Configuration ====

* '''Line DN:''' The extension that will be used (E.g.: For the extension 305, enter SIP/305.)
* '''Line Prefix:''' AST (default)
* '''Caller ID Name:''' Empty

===== Asterisk Connection =====

* '''Host IP:''' 192.168.19.5 (IPBrick's IP)
* '''Port:''' 5038
* '''User:''' adm
* '''Password:''' <Password>

===== Context =====

* '''Outgoing:''' local_processing
* '''Agent:''' local_processing

[[Image:Click2call3.png]]

Click ''OK'' to save configurations. It may be necessary to reboot the PC.

We can always access to this menu on Control Panel » Telephones and modems.

==== Test the functioning ====

On the contacts of the list view, right-click and make the call.

[[Image:Click2call4.png]]

Now click on '''Start Call'''.

[[Image:Click2call5.png]]

It may be necessary to configure the calling line; to do so, go to the menu '''Dialing Properties...'''.

[[Image:Click2call6.png]]

=== Windows configurations, using ADAT===

* Link to download ADAT: [http://dl.tttelecom.nl/index.php/en/component/docman/doc_download/6-adat-r2-0713];

* Execute the program and proceed to its installation;

* After installing, go to the configuration menu and perform the following configurations (see images).

[[Image:Click2call7.png]]

[[Image:Click2call8.png]]

This configuration allows us to select the number, in any application, and click on '''Alt + c''' to make the call.

=== Browser support - Google Chrome ===

We can use Google Chrome's extension: [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/asterisk-click2call/hlnmjkbpmnbgeondjeceaomhafdacmlj].

We create a site with the following information (for example, calls.domain.com):

cat /home1/_sites/calls/site/call.php
<pre>
<?if (!empty( $_REQUEST['phone']) && !empty( $_REQUEST['exten'] ) )
{
$num = $_REQUEST['phone'];
$ext = $_REQUEST['exten'];
$num = preg_replace( "/^\+7/", "8", $num );
$num = preg_replace( "/\D/", "", $num );

if ( ! empty( $num ) )
{
echo "Dialing $num\r\n";

$timeout = 10;
$asterisk_ip = "192.168.19.5";

$socket = fsockopen($asterisk_ip,"5038", $errno, $errstr, $timeout);
fputs($socket, "Action: Login\r\n");
fputs($socket, "UserName: ADM\r\n");
fputs($socket, "Secret: C3r34l1s#\r\n\r\n");

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);

echo $wrets;

fputs($socket, "Action: Originate\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Channel: Local/$ext@local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Exten: $num\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Context: local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Priority: 1\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Async: yes\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "WaitTime: 15\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Callerid: $ext\r\n\r\n" );

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);
echo $wrets;
}
else
{
echo "Unable to determine number from (" . $_REQUEST['phone'] . ")\r\n";
}
}
else
{?>Please enter a number to dial.
<?}?>
</pre>

All we have to do it's modify the IP, login and password.

In the application, we place the extension.

[[Image:Click2call9.png]]

Click2call Windows

2016-04-20T11:33:03Z

Dbabo:

== Description ==
Module for the usage of Click2Call on Windows.

Pages:

* TTTelecom [http://www.tttelecom.nl]

* Taridium [http://wiki.taridium.com/Click_to_Call]

== Necessary configurations ==

=== IPBrick Configurations ===

* Go to IPBrick's Web Interface:
** Advanced Configurations » Telephony » Configurations » IP PBX remote managers » Enable.
* Configure IP PBX remote managers:
** Define the authorized networks and determine a login and password;
** After creating the remote manager, edit its ''Access permissions'', by selecting the checkbox ''originate - Ability to originate''.

[[File:Click2call1.png| center|1250px]]

[[File:Click2call2.png| center|1250px]]

=== Windows Configurations for Outlook, using the modem feature ===

==== Installing the TAPI Clien ====

Download ActivaTSP [http://sourceforge.net/projects/activa/files/].

Open the Zip file and install "SetupActiva.exe" in the folder ''Activa''. This configuration will ask for details of the server.

==== ActivaTSP Configuration ====

* '''Line DN:''' The extension that will be used (E.g.: For the extension 305, enter SIP/305.)
* '''Line Prefix:''' AST (default)
* '''Caller ID Name:''' Empty

===== Asterisk Connection =====

* '''Host IP:''' 192.168.19.5 (IPBrick's IP)
* '''Port:''' 5038
* '''User:''' adm
* '''Password:''' <Password>

===== Context =====

* '''Outgoing:''' local_processing
* '''Agent:''' local_processing

[[Image:Click2call3.png]]

Click ''OK'' to save configurations. It may be necessary to reboot the PC.

We can always access to this menu on Control Panel » Telephones and modems.

==== Test the functioning ====

On the contacts of the list view, right-click and make the call.

[[Image:Click2call4.png]]

Now click on '''Start Call'''.

[[Image:Click2call5.png]]

It may be necessary to configure the calling line; to do so, go to the menu '''Dialing Properties...'''.

[[Image:Click2call6.png]]

=== Windows configurations, using ADAT===

* Link to download ADAT: [http://dl.tttelecom.nl/index.php/en/component/docman/doc_download/6-adat-r2-0713];

* Execute the program and proceed to its installation;

* After installing, go to the configuration menu and perform the following configurations (see photos).

[[Image:Click2call7.png]]

[[Image:Click2call8.png]]

This configuration allows us to select the number in any application and click on '''Alt + c''' to make the call.

=== Browser support - Google Chrome ===

We can use Google Chrome's extension: [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/asterisk-click2call/hlnmjkbpmnbgeondjeceaomhafdacmlj].

We create a site with the following information (for example, calls.domain.com):

cat /home1/_sites/calls/site/call.php
<pre>
<?if (!empty( $_REQUEST['phone']) && !empty( $_REQUEST['exten'] ) )
{
$num = $_REQUEST['phone'];
$ext = $_REQUEST['exten'];
$num = preg_replace( "/^\+7/", "8", $num );
$num = preg_replace( "/\D/", "", $num );

if ( ! empty( $num ) )
{
echo "Dialing $num\r\n";

$timeout = 10;
$asterisk_ip = "192.168.19.5";

$socket = fsockopen($asterisk_ip,"5038", $errno, $errstr, $timeout);
fputs($socket, "Action: Login\r\n");
fputs($socket, "UserName: ADM\r\n");
fputs($socket, "Secret: C3r34l1s#\r\n\r\n");

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);

echo $wrets;

fputs($socket, "Action: Originate\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Channel: Local/$ext@local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Exten: $num\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Context: local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Priority: 1\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Async: yes\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "WaitTime: 15\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Callerid: $ext\r\n\r\n" );

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);
echo $wrets;
}
else
{
echo "Unable to determine number from (" . $_REQUEST['phone'] . ")\r\n";
}
}
else
{?>Please enter a number to dial.
<?}?>
</pre>

All we have to do it's modify the login and password.

In the application, we place the extension.

[[Image:Click2call9.png]]

Click2call Windows

2016-04-20T11:32:45Z

Dbabo:

== Description ==
Module for the usage of Click2Call on Windows.

Pages:

TTTelecom [http://www.tttelecom.nl]

Taridium [http://wiki.taridium.com/Click_to_Call]

== Necessary configurations ==

=== IPBrick Configurations ===

* Go to IPBrick's Web Interface:
** Advanced Configurations » Telephony » Configurations » IP PBX remote managers » Enable.
* Configure IP PBX remote managers:
** Define the authorized networks and determine a login and password;
** After creating the remote manager, edit its ''Access permissions'', by selecting the checkbox ''originate - Ability to originate''.

[[File:Click2call1.png| center|1250px]]

[[File:Click2call2.png| center|1250px]]

=== Windows Configurations for Outlook, using the modem feature ===

==== Installing the TAPI Clien ====

Download ActivaTSP [http://sourceforge.net/projects/activa/files/].

Open the Zip file and install "SetupActiva.exe" in the folder ''Activa''. This configuration will ask for details of the server.

==== ActivaTSP Configuration ====

* '''Line DN:''' The extension that will be used (E.g.: For the extension 305, enter SIP/305.)
* '''Line Prefix:''' AST (default)
* '''Caller ID Name:''' Empty

===== Asterisk Connection =====

* '''Host IP:''' 192.168.19.5 (IPBrick's IP)
* '''Port:''' 5038
* '''User:''' adm
* '''Password:''' <Password>

===== Context =====

* '''Outgoing:''' local_processing
* '''Agent:''' local_processing

[[Image:Click2call3.png]]

Click ''OK'' to save configurations. It may be necessary to reboot the PC.

We can always access to this menu on Control Panel » Telephones and modems.

==== Test the functioning ====

On the contacts of the list view, right-click and make the call.

[[Image:Click2call4.png]]

Now click on '''Start Call'''.

[[Image:Click2call5.png]]

It may be necessary to configure the calling line; to do so, go to the menu '''Dialing Properties...'''.

[[Image:Click2call6.png]]

=== Windows configurations, using ADAT===

* Link to download ADAT: [http://dl.tttelecom.nl/index.php/en/component/docman/doc_download/6-adat-r2-0713];

* Execute the program and proceed to its installation;

* After installing, go to the configuration menu and perform the following configurations (see photos).

[[Image:Click2call7.png]]

[[Image:Click2call8.png]]

This configuration allows us to select the number in any application and click on '''Alt + c''' to make the call.

=== Browser support - Google Chrome ===

We can use Google Chrome's extension: [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/asterisk-click2call/hlnmjkbpmnbgeondjeceaomhafdacmlj].

We create a site with the following information (for example, calls.domain.com):

cat /home1/_sites/calls/site/call.php
<pre>
<?if (!empty( $_REQUEST['phone']) && !empty( $_REQUEST['exten'] ) )
{
$num = $_REQUEST['phone'];
$ext = $_REQUEST['exten'];
$num = preg_replace( "/^\+7/", "8", $num );
$num = preg_replace( "/\D/", "", $num );

if ( ! empty( $num ) )
{
echo "Dialing $num\r\n";

$timeout = 10;
$asterisk_ip = "192.168.19.5";

$socket = fsockopen($asterisk_ip,"5038", $errno, $errstr, $timeout);
fputs($socket, "Action: Login\r\n");
fputs($socket, "UserName: ADM\r\n");
fputs($socket, "Secret: C3r34l1s#\r\n\r\n");

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);

echo $wrets;

fputs($socket, "Action: Originate\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Channel: Local/$ext@local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Exten: $num\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Context: local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Priority: 1\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Async: yes\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "WaitTime: 15\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Callerid: $ext\r\n\r\n" );

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);
echo $wrets;
}
else
{
echo "Unable to determine number from (" . $_REQUEST['phone'] . ")\r\n";
}
}
else
{?>Please enter a number to dial.
<?}?>
</pre>

All we have to do it's modify the login and password.

In the application, we place the extension.

[[Image:Click2call9.png]]

Operating System

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Dbabo: /* Configuration Hints */

== Welcome to IPBrick.IC support ==

* [[What is new at IPBrick.IC version 6.0]]
* [[Update to IPBrick version 6.0]]
* [[Licensing IPBrick]]
* [[How to update IPBrick]]

== Information per service ==

* IPBrick.I
** [[Domain Server]]
** [[File Server]]
** [[Email Server]]
** [[Backup]]

* IPBrick.C
** [[Email Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[VPN PPTP]]
** [[VoIP]]

== Information per Apps ==

* [[Archipel]]
* [[CAFE]]
* [[Contacts]]
* [[Groupware]]

== Configuration Hints ==

* [[Configurations for OpenVPN client]]
** [[How_to_rewrite_an_OpenVPN_file|How to rewrite an OpenVPN file]]
* [[Consultation_and_synchronization_of_remote_contacts_on_IPBrick|Consultation and synchronization of remote contacts on IPBrick]]
* [[Click2call_Windows|Configurations for Click2call on Windows]]
* [[How to buy and configure a SSL certificate at IPBrick 6.1]]
* [[How_to_handle_prefixes_on_IPBrick|How to handle prefixes on IPBrick]]
* [[Hyper-v_tools_for_IPBrick_6.X|Hyper-v tools for IPBrick 6.X]]
* [[IPBrick Disk migration]]
* [[Registering Phones with Open-VPN]]
* [[SIP_Trunks_Configuration|SIP Trunks Configuration]]
* [[UCoIP DNS/firewall configuration]]
* [[VMWare tools for IPBrick 6.X]]

== HOW-TO ==
* [[How to configure a reverse proxy]]
* [[How to configure WPAD]]
* [[How to configure IPBRICK as an IP PBX |How to connect an IPBRICK as IP PBX]]
* [[How to configure DHCP server with no dynamic pool]]

== Known Issues ==
* IPBrick v6.0
** [[NIC device detection/management]]
** [[Network Configuration / DHCP General Options Network Mask]]

Click2call Windows

2016-04-20T10:52:17Z

Dbabo: /* IPBrick Configurations */

== Description ==
Module for the usage of Click2Call on Windows.

Pages:
TTTelecom [http://www.tttelecom.nl]
Taridium [http://wiki.taridium.com/Click_to_Call]

== Necessary configurations ==

=== IPBrick Configurations ===

* Go to IPBrick's Web Interface:
** Advanced Configurations » Telephony » Configurations » IP PBX remote managers » Enable.
* Configure IP PBX remote managers:
** Define the authorized networks and determine a login and password;
** After creating the remote manager, edit its ''Access permissions'', by selecting the checkbox ''originate - Ability to originate''.

[[File:Click2call1.png| center|1250px]]

[[File:Click2call2.png| center|1250px]]

=== Windows Configurations for Outlook, using the modem feature ===

==== Installing the TAPI Clien ====

Download ActivaTSP [http://sourceforge.net/projects/activa/files/].

Open the Zip file and install "SetupActiva.exe" in the folder ''Activa''. This configuration will ask for details of the server.

==== ActivaTSP Configuration ====

* '''Line DN:''' The extension that will be used (E.g.: For the extension 305, enter SIP/305.)
* '''Line Prefix:''' AST (default)
* '''Caller ID Name:''' Empty

===== Asterisk Connection =====

* '''Host IP:''' 192.168.19.5 (IPBrick's IP)
* '''Port:''' 5038
* '''User:''' adm
* '''Password:''' <Password>

===== Context =====

* '''Outgoing:''' local_processing
* '''Agent:''' local_processing

[[Image:Click2call3.png]]

Click ''OK'' to save configurations. It may be necessary to reboot the PC.

We can always access to this menu on Control Panel » Telephones and modems.

==== Test the functioning ====

On the contacts of the list view, right-click and make the call.

[[Image:Click2call4.png]]

Now click on '''Start Call'''.

[[Image:Click2call5.png]]

It may be necessary to configure the calling line; to do so, go to the menu '''Dialing Properties...'''.

[[Image:Click2call6.png]]

=== Windows configurations, using ADAT===

* Link to download ADAT: [http://dl.tttelecom.nl/index.php/en/component/docman/doc_download/6-adat-r2-0713];

* Execute the program and proceed to its installation;

* After installing, go to the configuration menu and perform the following configurations (see photos).

[[Image:Click2call7.png]]

[[Image:Click2call8.png]]

This configuration allows us to select the number in any application and click on '''Alt + c''' to make the call.

=== Browser support - Google Chrome ===

We can use Google Chrome's extension: [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/asterisk-click2call/hlnmjkbpmnbgeondjeceaomhafdacmlj].

We create a site with the following information (for example, calls.domain.com):

cat /home1/_sites/calls/site/call.php
<pre>
<?if (!empty( $_REQUEST['phone']) && !empty( $_REQUEST['exten'] ) )
{
$num = $_REQUEST['phone'];
$ext = $_REQUEST['exten'];
$num = preg_replace( "/^\+7/", "8", $num );
$num = preg_replace( "/\D/", "", $num );

if ( ! empty( $num ) )
{
echo "Dialing $num\r\n";

$timeout = 10;
$asterisk_ip = "192.168.19.5";

$socket = fsockopen($asterisk_ip,"5038", $errno, $errstr, $timeout);
fputs($socket, "Action: Login\r\n");
fputs($socket, "UserName: ADM\r\n");
fputs($socket, "Secret: C3r34l1s#\r\n\r\n");

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);

echo $wrets;

fputs($socket, "Action: Originate\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Channel: Local/$ext@local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Exten: $num\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Context: local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Priority: 1\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Async: yes\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "WaitTime: 15\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Callerid: $ext\r\n\r\n" );

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);
echo $wrets;
}
else
{
echo "Unable to determine number from (" . $_REQUEST['phone'] . ")\r\n";
}
}
else
{?>Please enter a number to dial.
<?}?>
</pre>

All we have to do it's modify the login and password.

In the application, we place the extension.

[[Image:Click2call9.png]]

Click2call Windows

2016-04-20T10:45:24Z

Dbabo: Created page with "== Description == Module for the usage of Click2Call on Windows. Pages: TTTelecom [http://www.tttelecom.nl] Taridium [http://wiki.taridium.com/Click_to_Call] == Necessary..."

== Description ==
Module for the usage of Click2Call on Windows.

Pages:
TTTelecom [http://www.tttelecom.nl]
Taridium [http://wiki.taridium.com/Click_to_Call]

== Necessary configurations ==

=== IPBrick Configurations ===

* Go to IPBrick's Web Interface:
** Advanced Configurations » Telephony » Configurations » IP PBX remote managers » Enable.
* Configure IP PBX remote managers:
** Define the authorized networks and determine a login and password;
** After creating the remote manager, edit its ''Access permissions'', by selecting the checkbox ''originate - Ability to originate''.

[[File:Click2call1.png]]
[[File:Click2call2.png]]

=== Windows Configurations for Outlook, using the modem feature ===

==== Installing the TAPI Clien ====

Download ActivaTSP [http://sourceforge.net/projects/activa/files/].

Open the Zip file and install "SetupActiva.exe" in the folder ''Activa''. This configuration will ask for details of the server.

==== ActivaTSP Configuration ====

* '''Line DN:''' The extension that will be used (E.g.: For the extension 305, enter SIP/305.)
* '''Line Prefix:''' AST (default)
* '''Caller ID Name:''' Empty

===== Asterisk Connection =====

* '''Host IP:''' 192.168.19.5 (IPBrick's IP)
* '''Port:''' 5038
* '''User:''' adm
* '''Password:''' <Password>

===== Context =====

* '''Outgoing:''' local_processing
* '''Agent:''' local_processing

[[Image:Click2call3.png]]

Click ''OK'' to save configurations. It may be necessary to reboot the PC.

We can always access to this menu on Control Panel » Telephones and modems.

==== Test the functioning ====

On the contacts of the list view, right-click and make the call.

[[Image:Click2call4.png]]

Now click on '''Start Call'''.

[[Image:Click2call5.png]]

It may be necessary to configure the calling line; to do so, go to the menu '''Dialing Properties...'''.

[[Image:Click2call6.png]]

=== Windows configurations, using ADAT===

* Link to download ADAT: [http://dl.tttelecom.nl/index.php/en/component/docman/doc_download/6-adat-r2-0713];

* Execute the program and proceed to its installation;

* After installing, go to the configuration menu and perform the following configurations (see photos).

[[Image:Click2call7.png]]

[[Image:Click2call8.png]]

This configuration allows us to select the number in any application and click on '''Alt + c''' to make the call.

=== Browser support - Google Chrome ===

We can use Google Chrome's extension: [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/asterisk-click2call/hlnmjkbpmnbgeondjeceaomhafdacmlj].

We create a site with the following information (for example, calls.domain.com):

cat /home1/_sites/calls/site/call.php
<pre>
<?if (!empty( $_REQUEST['phone']) && !empty( $_REQUEST['exten'] ) )
{
$num = $_REQUEST['phone'];
$ext = $_REQUEST['exten'];
$num = preg_replace( "/^\+7/", "8", $num );
$num = preg_replace( "/\D/", "", $num );

if ( ! empty( $num ) )
{
echo "Dialing $num\r\n";

$timeout = 10;
$asterisk_ip = "192.168.19.5";

$socket = fsockopen($asterisk_ip,"5038", $errno, $errstr, $timeout);
fputs($socket, "Action: Login\r\n");
fputs($socket, "UserName: ADM\r\n");
fputs($socket, "Secret: C3r34l1s#\r\n\r\n");

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);

echo $wrets;

fputs($socket, "Action: Originate\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Channel: Local/$ext@local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Exten: $num\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Context: local_processing\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Priority: 1\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Async: yes\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "WaitTime: 15\r\n" );
fputs($socket, "Callerid: $ext\r\n\r\n" );

$wrets=fgets($socket,128);
echo $wrets;
}
else
{
echo "Unable to determine number from (" . $_REQUEST['phone'] . ")\r\n";
}
}
else
{?>Please enter a number to dial.
<?}?>
</pre>

All we have to do it's modify the login and password.

In the application, we place the extension.

[[Image:Click2call9.png]]

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UCoIP DNS/firewall configuration

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Dbabo: /* Firewall/Router configuration */

=DNS configuration=

In order to get the full UCoIP concept working at LAN/Internet it's necessary to configure some DNS records at internal and external DNS servers of the company domain.

Next is given an example for the public DNS zone configuration. In that example lets suppose that:

<pre>
DNS domain: domain.com
IPBrick FQDN: voip.domain.com
Public IP associated to IPBrick: 88.88.88.88
User UCoIP page to create: jsmith.domain.com
</pre>

So in this case we need to configure the following DNS records:

A records:

<pre>
voip A 88.88.88.88
webrtc A 88.88.88.88
cafe A 88.88.88.88
ucoip A 88.88.88.88
im A 88.88.88.88
</pre>

CNAME records:

<pre>
jwchat CNAME voip
webphone CNAME voip
groupware CNAME voip
jsmith CNAME voip
webrtcproxy CNAME voip
</pre>

SRV records for VoIP (SIP):

<pre>
_sips._tcp.domain.com. IN SRV 1 0 5061 voip.domain.com.
_sip._tcp.domain.com. IN SRV 1 0 5060 voip.domain.com.
_sip._udp.domain.com. IN SRV 1 0 5060 voip.domain.com.
</pre>

SRV records for chat (Jabber/XMPP):

<pre>
_jabber._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 5 0 5269 im.domain.com.
_xmpp-server._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 5 0 5269 im.domain.com.
_xmpp-client._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 5 0 5222 im.domain.com.
</pre>

SRV record for UCoIP:

<pre>
_ucoip._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 0 80 ucoip.domain.com.
</pre>

SRV record for CAFE:

<pre>
_cafe._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 0 443 cafe.domain.com.
</pre>

SRV record for WebRTC:

<pre>
_webrtc._tcp.domain.com. 86400 IN SRV 1 0 8888 webrtc.domain.com.
</pre>

If IPBrick will be the email server, we need to modify/add the MX record:

<pre>
domain.com MX 5 voip.domain.com
</pre>

Costumer ISP must add this PTR record at reverse DNS zone:

88.88.88.88 IN PTR voip.domain.com

=Firewall/Router configuration=

UCoIP concept uses many services running on their standard ports. IPBrick firewall is prepared to accept all this traffic at public interface (eth1).

But if IPBrick public interface is behind a NAT at Router/Firewall, its necessary to forward the necessary traffic to IPBrick. The list is:

<pre>
HTTP - 80 TCP
HTTPS - 443 TCP
SMTP - 25 TCP
SIP - 5060 UDP/TCP
SIPS - 5061 TCP
RTP - 40000:45000 UDP
RTP - 50000:55000 UDP
RTP - 60000:65000 UDP
XMPP - 5222 TCP
XMPP - 5269 TCP
XMPPS - 5223 TCP
WebRTC - 8888 TCP
Webphone - 10060 UDP/TCP
Webphone - 10062 TCP
</pre>

NOTE: With update04_6.1, it's crucial too to have a Wildcard SSL Certificate. More information here:

[http://eshop.ipbrick.com/eshop/software_info.php?cPath=7_74_16&products_id=907&language=en Update04 security guide]

[https://wiki.ipbrick.com/index.php/How_to_buy_and_configure_a_SSL_certificate_at_IPBrick_6.1 How to buy and configure a SSL certificate at IPBrick]

How to configure WPAD

2016-04-04T12:49:22Z

Dbabo: /* Configuration Hint - Proxy */

{{DISPLAYTITLE:How to configure WPAD}}

'''* * * THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION * * *'''

This How-to will describe how to configure WPAD on IPBrick.

These configurations allow a user to access an Intranet server without needing to use a proxy service as an intermediary and, at the same time, prohibits an external access without a proxy server. The first aspect promotes a better performance and the second one prevents security issues.

Two scenarios will be presented here:
# The first scenario will show the configurations for one IPBrick.
# The second scenario will demonstrate how to configure WPAD between two IPBrick servers:
#* One IPBrick is the Intranet server where DHCP and DNS services will run;
#* One IPBrick is the security server where Proxy service will run.

The following examples will explain step by step how to configure a WPAD (Web Proxy Auto-Discovery) for both scenarios.

== First scenario ==

[[File:cenario1.jpeg]]

On our first scenario, the aim is to configure WPAD with an IPBrick as an Intranet server, where DHCP and DNS services will run.

In order to do this we have to:

# DHCP: activate WPAD.
#* Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DHCP » Subnets » General options''; [[File:subnets.png]]
#* On ''Proxy Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration.png]]
# Proxy: activate WPAD.
#* Go to ''IPBrick.C » Proxy » Auto-configuration''; [[File:proxyautoconfiguration3.png]]
#* On ''Auto-configuration » Enable Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration2.png]]

'''Note:''' There is no need to configure anything for DNS because it already points to the server in question.

== Second scenario ==

[[File:cenario2.1.jpeg]]

On the second scenario, the aim is to configure WPAD with an IPBrick as a security server, where Proxy server will run.

So, in this case, we have to servers. One of them is an Intranet server which is connected to our LAN; the other is a communication server that links our LAN to the Internet.

As a practical example, let's call "srv01" to our internal server and "srv02" to the external one; "srv01" lodges DNS and DHCP services and "srv02" acts as a proxy.

# To configure our "srv01":
#* DNS: it's lodged on "srv01" but it has to point to "srv02".
#** Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DNS » Domains''; [[File:DNSdomains.png]]
#** Select your domain on ''Forward zone''; [[File:aliases.png]]
#** Here it is possible to see several configurations but, for our configuration, search for WPAD on the ''Aliases'' table; [[File:WPAD.png]]
#** Select ''WPAD'' and configure it to your server, "srv02"; [[File:WPADsrv02.png]]
#** Repeat these steps but this time search for ''Proxy'' on ''Aliases''. [[File:proxysrv02.png]]
#* DHCP: activate WPAD.
#** Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DHCP » Subnets » General options''; [[File:subnets.png]]
#** On ''Proxy Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration.png]]

Now we have both DNS and DHCP configured on our "srv01", pointing to "srv02".

#To configure "srv02":
#* Proxy: activate WPAD.
#** Go to ''IPBrick.C » Proxy » Auto-configuration''; [[File:proxyautoconfiguration3.png]]
#** On ''Auto-configuration » Enable Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration2.png]]

== Configuration Hint - Proxy ==

'''How to use a proxy to access sites which aren't running on port 80/443'''

# Let's imagine that you want to access http://site.xpto.com:81;
# Go to ''Security » Proxy » Settings » Configurations » Other configurations'' and on ''Allowed connections'' add port 81 as authorized; [[File:Proxy_port81.png]]
# Go to ''Advanced Configurations » Network » Firewall'' and insert the following ''General Settings'' rule:
#: Rule: INPUT
#: Interface: ETH1
#: Protocol: TCP
#: Origin port: 81
#: Parameters: ! --syn
#: Policy: ACCEPT [[File:Proxy_port81a.png]]
# Apply Configurations;
# Use a LAN PC and test now the connection to http://site.xpto.com:81.

How to configure WPAD

2016-04-04T12:40:26Z

Dbabo: /* Configuration Hint - Proxy */

{{DISPLAYTITLE:How to configure WPAD}}

'''* * * THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION * * *'''

This How-to will describe how to configure WPAD on IPBrick.

These configurations allow a user to access an Intranet server without needing to use a proxy service as an intermediary and, at the same time, prohibits an external access without a proxy server. The first aspect promotes a better performance and the second one prevents security issues.

Two scenarios will be presented here:
# The first scenario will show the configurations for one IPBrick.
# The second scenario will demonstrate how to configure WPAD between two IPBrick servers:
#* One IPBrick is the Intranet server where DHCP and DNS services will run;
#* One IPBrick is the security server where Proxy service will run.

The following examples will explain step by step how to configure a WPAD (Web Proxy Auto-Discovery) for both scenarios.

== First scenario ==

[[File:cenario1.jpeg]]

On our first scenario, the aim is to configure WPAD with an IPBrick as an Intranet server, where DHCP and DNS services will run.

In order to do this we have to:

# DHCP: activate WPAD.
#* Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DHCP » Subnets » General options''; [[File:subnets.png]]
#* On ''Proxy Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration.png]]
# Proxy: activate WPAD.
#* Go to ''IPBrick.C » Proxy » Auto-configuration''; [[File:proxyautoconfiguration3.png]]
#* On ''Auto-configuration » Enable Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration2.png]]

'''Note:''' There is no need to configure anything for DNS because it already points to the server in question.

== Second scenario ==

[[File:cenario2.1.jpeg]]

On the second scenario, the aim is to configure WPAD with an IPBrick as a security server, where Proxy server will run.

So, in this case, we have to servers. One of them is an Intranet server which is connected to our LAN; the other is a communication server that links our LAN to the Internet.

As a practical example, let's call "srv01" to our internal server and "srv02" to the external one; "srv01" lodges DNS and DHCP services and "srv02" acts as a proxy.

# To configure our "srv01":
#* DNS: it's lodged on "srv01" but it has to point to "srv02".
#** Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DNS » Domains''; [[File:DNSdomains.png]]
#** Select your domain on ''Forward zone''; [[File:aliases.png]]
#** Here it is possible to see several configurations but, for our configuration, search for WPAD on the ''Aliases'' table; [[File:WPAD.png]]
#** Select ''WPAD'' and configure it to your server, "srv02"; [[File:WPADsrv02.png]]
#** Repeat these steps but this time search for ''Proxy'' on ''Aliases''. [[File:proxysrv02.png]]
#* DHCP: activate WPAD.
#** Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DHCP » Subnets » General options''; [[File:subnets.png]]
#** On ''Proxy Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration.png]]

Now we have both DNS and DHCP configured on our "srv01", pointing to "srv02".

#To configure "srv02":
#* Proxy: activate WPAD.
#** Go to ''IPBrick.C » Proxy » Auto-configuration''; [[File:proxyautoconfiguration3.png]]
#** On ''Auto-configuration » Enable Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration2.png]]

== Configuration Hint - Proxy ==

'''How to use proxy to access sites not running at port 80/443'''

# Let's imagine that you want to access http://site.xpto.com:81;
# Go to ''Security » Proxy » Settings » Configurations » Other configurations'' and on ''Allowed connections'' add port 81 as authorized; [[File:Proxy_port81.png]]
# Go to ''Advanced Configurations » Network » Firewall'' and insert the following ''General Settings rule'':
#: Rule: INPUT
#: Interface: ETH1
#: Protocol: TCP
#: Origin port: 81
#: Parameters: ! --syn
#: Policy: ACCEPT [[File:Proxy_port81a.png]]
# Apply Configurations;
# Use a LAN PC and test now the connection to http://site.xpto.com:81.

File:Proxy port81a.png

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Dbabo:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:How to configure WPAD}}

'''* * * THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION * * *'''

This How-to will describe how to configure WPAD on IPBrick.

These configurations allow a user to access an Intranet server without needing to use a proxy service as an intermediary and, at the same time, prohibits an external access without a proxy server. The first aspect promotes a better performance and the second one prevents security issues.

Two scenarios will be presented here:
# The first scenario will show the configurations for one IPBrick.
# The second scenario will demonstrate how to configure WPAD between two IPBrick servers:
#* One IPBrick is the Intranet server where DHCP and DNS services will run;
#* One IPBrick is the security server where Proxy service will run.

The following examples will explain step by step how to configure a WPAD (Web Proxy Auto-Discovery) for both scenarios.

== First scenario ==

[[File:cenario1.jpeg]]

On our first scenario, the aim is to configure WPAD with an IPBrick as an Intranet server, where DHCP and DNS services will run.

In order to do this we have to:

# DHCP: activate WPAD.
#* Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DHCP » Subnets » General options''; [[File:subnets.png]]
#* On ''Proxy Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration.png]]
# Proxy: activate WPAD.
#* Go to ''IPBrick.C » Proxy » Auto-configuration''; [[File:proxyautoconfiguration3.png]]
#* On ''Auto-configuration » Enable Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration2.png]]

'''Note:''' There is no need to configure anything for DNS because it already points to the server in question.

== Second scenario ==

[[File:cenario2.1.jpeg]]

On the second scenario, the aim is to configure WPAD with an IPBrick as a security server, where Proxy server will run.

So, in this case, we have to servers. One of them is an Intranet server which is connected to our LAN; the other is a communication server that links our LAN to the Internet.

As a practical example, let's call "srv01" to our internal server and "srv02" to the external one; "srv01" lodges DNS and DHCP services and "srv02" acts as a proxy.

# To configure our "srv01":
#* DNS: it's lodged on "srv01" but it has to point to "srv02".
#** Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DNS » Domains''; [[File:DNSdomains.png]]
#** Select your domain on ''Forward zone''; [[File:aliases.png]]
#** Here it is possible to see several configurations but, for our configuration, search for WPAD on the ''Aliases'' table; [[File:WPAD.png]]
#** Select ''WPAD'' and configure it to your server, "srv02"; [[File:WPADsrv02.png]]
#** Repeat these steps but this time search for ''Proxy'' on ''Aliases''. [[File:proxysrv02.png]]
#* DHCP: activate WPAD.
#** Go to ''Advanced configurations » Support services » DHCP » Subnets » General options''; [[File:subnets.png]]
#** On ''Proxy Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration.png]]

Now we have both DNS and DHCP configured on our "srv01", pointing to "srv02".

#To configure "srv02":
#* Proxy: activate WPAD.
#** Go to ''IPBrick.C » Proxy » Auto-configuration''; [[File:proxyautoconfiguration3.png]]
#** On ''Auto-configuration » Enable Auto-configuration'', select ''Yes'' (by default is set up to ''No''). [[File:proxyautoconfiguration2.png]]

== Configuration Hint - Proxy ==

'''How to use proxy to access sites not running at port 80/443'''

# Let's imagine that you want to access http://site.xpto.com:81;
# Go to ''Security » Proxy » Settings » Configurations » Other configurations'' and on ''Allowed connections'' add port 81 as authorized; [[File:proxy_port81.png]]
# Go to ''Advanced Configurations » Network » Firewall'' and insert the following ''General Settings rule'':
#: Rule: INPUT
#: Interface: ETH1
#: Protocol: TCP
#: Origin port: 81
#: Parameters: ! --syn
#: Policy: ACCEPT [[File:proxy_port81a.png]]
# Apply Configurations;
# Use a LAN PC and test now the connection to http://site.xpto.com:81.

Operating System

2016-04-04T09:50:20Z

Dbabo: /* Configuration Hints */

== Welcome to IPBrick.IC support ==

* [[What is new at IPBrick.IC version 6.0]]
* [[Update to IPBrick version 6.0]]
* [[Licensing IPBrick]]
* [[How to update IPBrick]]

== Information per service ==

* IPBrick.I
** [[Domain Server]]
** [[File Server]]
** [[Email Server]]
** [[Backup]]

* IPBrick.C
** [[Email Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[VPN PPTP]]
** [[VoIP]]

== Information per Apps ==

* [[Archipel]]
* [[CAFE]]
* [[Contacts]]
* [[Groupware]]

== Configuration Hints ==

* [[Configurations for OpenVPN client]]
** [[How_to_rewrite_an_OpenVPN_file|How to rewrite an OpenVPN file]]
* [[Consultation_and_synchronization_of_remote_contacts_on_IPBrick|Consultation and synchronization of remote contacts on IPBrick]]
* [[How to buy and configure a SSL certificate at IPBrick 6.1]]
* [[How_to_handle_prefixes_on_IPBrick|How to handle prefixes on IPBrick]]
* [[Hyper-v_tools_for_IPBrick_6.X|Hyper-v tools for IPBrick 6.X]]
* [[IPBrick Disk migration]]
* [[Registering Phones with Open-VPN]]
* [[SIP_Trunks_Configuration|SIP Trunks Configuration]]
* [[UCoIP DNS/firewall configuration]]
* [[VMWare tools for IPBrick 6.X]]

== HOW-TO ==
* [[How to configure a reverse proxy]]
* [[How to configure WPAD]]
* [[How to configure IPBRICK as an IP PBX |How to connect an IPBRICK as IP PBX]]
* [[How to configure DHCP server with no dynamic pool]]

== Known Issues ==
* IPBrick v6.0
** [[NIC device detection/management]]
** [[Network Configuration / DHCP General Options Network Mask]]

How to handle prefixes on IPBrick

2016-04-04T09:45:43Z

Dbabo: Created page with "''' ***PAGE ON CONSTRUCTION*** ''' The prefixes inserted in any of these outbound routes shall be automatically available for SIP telephones and for telephones connected to P..."

''' ***PAGE ON CONSTRUCTION*** '''

The prefixes inserted in any of these outbound routes shall be automatically available for SIP telephones and for telephones connected to PBX.

These are all the available options (advanced):

* Route name: Type your route's name;
* Prefix-Number Pattern: Both fields define the destination's number format that enables you to make calls by using this route. The Prefix will be a number and for the Number Pattern you may use this syntax:

X matches any digit from 0-9
Z matches any digit from 1-9
N matches any digit from 2-9
[1237-9] matches any digit or letter in the brackets
(in this example, 1,2,3,7,8,9)
[a-z] matches any lower case letter
[A-Z] matches any UPPER case letter
. wildcard, matches one or more characters
! wildcard, matches zero (none) or more characters immediately

* Include prefix in address: By default, YES;
* Postrouting prefix: It's a prefix added by the IPBrick when the number is received. E.g: For the Portuguese PSTN network we use the format 2XXXXXXXX. If we use a SIP account route as main route, it's necessary to use prefix 2, include prefix in address and use a postrouting prefix with 00351 (351 is the portuguese international code).

Operating System

2016-04-04T09:27:44Z

Dbabo: /* Configuration Hints */

== Welcome to IPBrick.IC support ==

* [[What is new at IPBrick.IC version 6.0]]
* [[Update to IPBrick version 6.0]]
* [[Licensing IPBrick]]
* [[How to update IPBrick]]

== Information per service ==

* IPBrick.I
** [[Domain Server]]
** [[File Server]]
** [[Email Server]]
** [[Backup]]

* IPBrick.C
** [[Email Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[VPN PPTP]]
** [[VoIP]]

== Information per Apps ==

* [[Archipel]]
* [[CAFE]]
* [[Contacts]]
* [[Groupware]]

== Configuration Hints ==

* [[Configurations for OpenVPN client]]
** [[How_to_rewrite_an_OpenVPN_file|How to rewrite an OpenVPN file]]
* [[Consultation_and_synchronization_of_remote_contacts_on_IPBrick|Consultation and synchronization of remote contacts on IPBrick]]
* [[How to buy and configure a SSL certificate at IPBrick 6.1]]
* [[How to handle prefixes on IPBrick]]
* [[Hyper-v_tools_for_IPBrick_6.X|Hyper-v tools for IPBrick 6.X]]
* [[IPBrick Disk migration]]
* [[Registering Phones with Open-VPN]]
* [[SIP_Trunks_Configuration|SIP Trunks Configuration]]
* [[UCoIP DNS/firewall configuration]]
* [[VMWare tools for IPBrick 6.X]]

== HOW-TO ==
* [[How to configure a reverse proxy]]
* [[How to configure WPAD]]
* [[How to configure IPBRICK as an IP PBX |How to connect an IPBRICK as IP PBX]]
* [[How to configure DHCP server with no dynamic pool]]

== Known Issues ==
* IPBrick v6.0
** [[NIC device detection/management]]
** [[Network Configuration / DHCP General Options Network Mask]]

FAQS CAFE

2016-03-24T18:47:03Z

Dbabo: /* Which communication requirements are necessary for CAFE to be operational? */

= Why don't the users' accounts created in IPBRICK.I » Users Management appear in the CAFE online/offline list? =

Users status are only displayed in CAFE "users list" after their first log in to the CAFE.

= How does one configure CAFE's administration rights, in order to add polls, news items etc.? =

By default, any user has a "User" profile. To promote a user to an administrator, it's necessary to assign him an "Administrator" profile.

Only an Administrator can change users permissions and, to do so, he needs to:
* Log in CAFE;
* Go to ''Administration » Users'';
* Select the user to whom he wishes to assign administrative privileges;
* Select the profile "administrator" from the pop-list;
* Click on the button "Associate Users".

After that, it's only necessary to refresh the browser, without having to clear the cache memory.
To be sure that it worked, the user may log out and log in again, just to verify his administrative permissions.

= Why don't I have sound when doing a video call? =

Check if you have any other applications running that might be using your microphone. If so, please close those applications and try to do the video call again.

= Which communication requirements are necessary for CAFE to be operational? =

1- Configure the firewall to allow:
Local Network → IPBrick COMMUNICATIONS
→ TCP/5222 (XMPP) – Instant Messaging
→ TCP/8888 (WEBRTC) – Video Conference
→ TCP/19302 (STUN) – Video Conference
→ TCP/10060 – Webphone
→ TCP/10062 (SSL) – Webphone
→ TCP/3478 (TURN) – Webphone

2- Add the following addresses on the DNS server:
→ voip.<domain> pointing to IPBrick IP PBX servers IP
→ im.<domain>, ucoip.<domain> and cafe.<domain> pointing to IPBrick CAFE servers IP

3- Install a valid SSL certificate on IPBrick server(s):
→ We use WebRTC protocol to do video conference. To work properly it's necessary to install a valid SSL certificate on IPBrick

FAQS CAFE

2016-03-24T18:46:13Z

Dbabo:

FAQS CAFE

2016-03-24T18:40:27Z

Dbabo: /* How does one configure CAFE's administration rights, in order to add polls, news items etc.? */

Operating System

2016-03-16T12:40:58Z

Dbabo: /* Configuration Hints */

== Welcome to IPBrick.IC support ==

* [[What is new at IPBrick.IC version 6.0]]
* [[Update to IPBrick version 6.0]]
* [[Licensing IPBrick]]
* [[How to update IPBrick]]

== Information per service ==

* IPBrick.I
** [[Domain Server]]
** [[File Server]]
** [[Email Server]]
** [[Backup]]

* IPBrick.C
** [[Email Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[VPN PPTP]]
** [[VoIP]]

== Information per Apps ==

* [[Archipel]]
* [[CAFE]]
* [[Contacts]]
* [[Groupware]]

== Configuration Hints ==

* [[Registering Phones with Open-VPN]]
* [[Configurations for OpenVPN client]]
** [[How_to_rewrite_an_OpenVPN_file|How to rewrite an OpenVPN file]]
* [[UCoIP DNS/firewall configuration]]
* [[How to buy and configure a SSL certificate at IPBrick 6.1]]
* [[IPBrick Disk migration]]
* [[VMWare tools for IPBrick 6.X]]
* [[Hyper-v_tools_for_IPBrick_6.X|Hyper-v tools for IPBrick 6.X]]
* [[SIP_Trunks_Configuration|SIP Trunks Configuration]]
* [[Consultation_and_synchronization_of_remote_contacts_on_IPBrick|Consultation and synchronization of remote contacts on IPBrick]]

== HOW-TO ==
* [[How to configure a reverse proxy]]
* [[How to configure WPAD]]
* [[How to configure IPBRICK as an IP PBX |How to connect an IPBRICK as IP PBX]]
* [[How to configure DHCP server with no dynamic pool]]

== Known Issues ==
* IPBrick v6.0
** [[NIC device detection/management]]
** [[Network Configuration / DHCP General Options Network Mask]]

Consultation and synchronization of remote contacts on IPBrick

2016-03-16T12:39:26Z

Dbabo:

''' ***PAGE ON CONSTRUCTION***'''

It is possible to perform two types of LDAP search on Yealink phones:
# IPBrick LDAP users
# IPBrick Contacts (contacts.domain.com)

Relevant information:

* Name of the server (FQDN): ipbrick.domain.com
* IP (ETH0): 192.168.69.199
* Contacts: contacts.domain.com
** IPBrick contacts user, with reading permissions: yealink_contacts
** Password: *************

== IPBrick LDAP Users ==

<source lang="bash">
#######################################################################################
##It enables or disables LDAP feature.0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.enable = 1

##It configures the criteria for searching the contact name attributes.
##Example:ldap.name_filter = (|(cn=%)(sn=%)).
##The default value is blank.
## ldap.name_filter = (&(|(cn=%)(sn=%))(|(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=*)(mobile=*)(telephoneNumber=*)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=*)))
ldap.name_filter = (&(|(cn=%)(sn=%))(|(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=*)(mobile=*)(telephoneNumber=*)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=*))(|(objectClass=qmailUser)(&(objectclass=contact)(o=ipbrick))))

##It configures the criteria for searching the contact number attributes.
##Example:ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(mobile=%)(ipPhone=%))
##The default value is blank.
ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(mobile=%)(ipPhone=%)(pager=%)(departmentNumber=%)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=%)(facsimiletelephonenumber=%)(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=%))

##It configures the IP address or domain name of the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.host = 192.168.69.199

##It configures the port of the LDAP server.
##The default value is 389.Integer from 1 to 65535.
ldap.port = 389

##It configures the LDAP search base which corresponds to the location of the LDAP phonebook.
##Example:ldap.base = dc=yealink,dc=cn.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.base = dc=domain,dc=com

##It configures the user name for accessing the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.user = uid=yealink_contacts,ou=users,dc=domain,dc=com

##It configures the password for accessing the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.password = *************

##It configures the maximum of the search results returned by the LDAP server to be displayed.
##The default value is 50.Integer from 1 to 32000.
ldap.max_hits = 500

##It configures the name attributes of each record to be returned by the LDAP server.
##Multiple attributes are separated by spaces.Example:ldap.name_attr =sn cn.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.name_attr = cn

##It configures the number attributes of each record to be returned by the LDAP server.
##Multiple attributes are separated by spaces.Example:ldap.numb_attr = Mobile ipPhone.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.numb_attr = SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias mobile telephoneNumber departmentNumber pager SIPIdentityDefaultPhone

##It configures the display name of the contact record displayed on the LCD screen. The value of this parameter must start with ¡°%¡± symbol.
##Example:ldap.display_name = %cn
##The default value is blank.
ldap.display_name = %cn

##It configures the LDAP version.
##The default value is 3.
ldap.version = 3

##It enables or disables the phone to perform an LDAP search when receiving an incoming call.
##0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.call_in_lookup = 1

##It enables or disables the phone to sort the search results in alphabetical order or numerical order.
##0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.ldap_sort = 1

##It is the electricity + start, automatic search + 00 the beginning and the beginning of the numbe
##The default value is 0.(0-Disable,1-Enable )(Except T19P/T21P Models)
ldap.incoming_call_special_search.enable =
##The default value is 0,value of 0 to 2, respectively the ldap, ldap + StarTLS and ldaps
ldap.tls_mode =
ldap.call_out_lookup =
#######################################################################################
</source>

== IPBrick Contacts ==

<source lang="bash">
#######################################################################################
ldap.enable = 1
ldap.name_filter = (|(cn=%)(sn=%))
ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(Mobile=%)(IPBrickPhone=%))
ldap.host = 192.168.69.199
ldap.port = 389
ldap.base = ou=Contacts,dc=domain,dc=com
ldap.user = uid=yealink_contacts,Ou=Users,dc=domain,dc=com
ldap.password = *************
ldap.max_hits = 300
ldap.name_attr = cn displayName
ldap.numb_attr = Mobile IPBrickPhone telephoneNumber
ldap.display_name = %cn
ldap.version = 3
ldap.call_in_lookup = 0
ldap.ldap_sort = 0
#######################################################################################
</source>

Consultation and synchronization of remote contacts on IPBrick

2016-03-16T12:36:49Z

Dbabo:

''' ***PAGE ON CONSTRUCTION***'''

It is possible to perform two types of LDAP search on Yealink phones:
# IPBrick LDAP users
# IPBrick Contacts (contacts.domain.com)

Relevant information:

* Name of the server (FQDN): ipbrick.domain.com
* IP (ETH0): 192.168.69.199
* Contacts: contacts.domain.com
** IPBrick contacts user, with reading permissions: yealink_contacts
** Password: *************

== IPBrick LDAP Users ==

<source lang="bash">
#######################################################################################
##It enables or disables LDAP feature.0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.enable = 1

##It configures the criteria for searching the contact name attributes.
##Example:ldap.name_filter = (|(cn=%)(sn=%)).
##The default value is blank.
## ldap.name_filter = (&(|(cn=%)(sn=%))(|(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=*)(mobile=*)(telephoneNumber=*)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=*)))
ldap.name_filter = (&(|(cn=%)(sn=%))(|(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=*)(mobile=*)(telephoneNumber=*)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=*))(|(objectClass=qmailUser)(&(objectclass=contact)(o=ipbrick))))

##It configures the criteria for searching the contact number attributes.
##Example:ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(mobile=%)(ipPhone=%))
##The default value is blank.
ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(mobile=%)(ipPhone=%)(pager=%)(departmentNumber=%)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=%)(facsimiletelephonenumber=%)(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=%))

##It configures the IP address or domain name of the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.host = 192.168.69.199

##It configures the port of the LDAP server.
##The default value is 389.Integer from 1 to 65535.
ldap.port = 389

##It configures the LDAP search base which corresponds to the location of the LDAP phonebook.
##Example:ldap.base = dc=yealink,dc=cn.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.base = dc=domain,dc=com

##It configures the user name for accessing the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.user = uid=yealink_contacts,ou=users,dc=domain,dc=com

##It configures the password for accessing the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.password = pass_busca_contacts

##It configures the maximum of the search results returned by the LDAP server to be displayed.
##The default value is 50.Integer from 1 to 32000.
ldap.max_hits = 500

##It configures the name attributes of each record to be returned by the LDAP server.
##Multiple attributes are separated by spaces.Example:ldap.name_attr =sn cn.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.name_attr = cn

##It configures the number attributes of each record to be returned by the LDAP server.
##Multiple attributes are separated by spaces.Example:ldap.numb_attr = Mobile ipPhone.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.numb_attr = SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias mobile telephoneNumber departmentNumber pager SIPIdentityDefaultPhone

##It configures the display name of the contact record displayed on the LCD screen. The value of this parameter must start with ¡°%¡± symbol.
##Example:ldap.display_name = %cn
##The default value is blank.
ldap.display_name = %cn

##It configures the LDAP version.
##The default value is 3.
ldap.version = 3

##It enables or disables the phone to perform an LDAP search when receiving an incoming call.
##0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.call_in_lookup = 1

##It enables or disables the phone to sort the search results in alphabetical order or numerical order.
##0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.ldap_sort = 1

##It is the electricity + start, automatic search + 00 the beginning and the beginning of the numbe
##The default value is 0.(0-Disable,1-Enable )(Except T19P/T21P Models)
ldap.incoming_call_special_search.enable =
##The default value is 0,value of 0 to 2, respectively the ldap, ldap + StarTLS and ldaps
ldap.tls_mode =
ldap.call_out_lookup =
#######################################################################################
</source>

== IPBrick Contacts ==

<source lang="bash">
#######################################################################################
ldap.enable = 1
ldap.name_filter = (|(cn=%)(sn=%))
ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(Mobile=%)(IPBrickPhone=%))
ldap.host = 192.168.69.199
ldap.port = 389
ldap.base = ou=Contacts,dc=domain,dc=com
ldap.user = uid=yealink_contacts,Ou=Users,dc=domain,dc=com
ldap.password = pass_busca_contacts
ldap.max_hits = 300
ldap.name_attr = cn displayName
ldap.numb_attr = Mobile IPBrickPhone telephoneNumber
ldap.display_name = %cn
ldap.version = 3
ldap.call_in_lookup = 0
ldap.ldap_sort = 0
#######################################################################################
</source>

Consultation and synchronization of remote contacts on IPBrick

2016-03-16T12:36:19Z

Dbabo: Created page with "It is possible to perform two types of LDAP search on Yealink phones: # IPBrick LDAP users # IPBrick Contacts (contacts.domain.com) Relevant information: * Name of the serve..."

It is possible to perform two types of LDAP search on Yealink phones:
# IPBrick LDAP users
# IPBrick Contacts (contacts.domain.com)

Relevant information:

* Name of the server (FQDN): ipbrick.domain.com
* IP (ETH0): 192.168.69.199
* Contacts: contacts.domain.com
** IPBrick contacts user, with reading permissions: yealink_contacts
** Password: *************

== IPBrick LDAP Users ==

<source lang="bash">
#######################################################################################
##It enables or disables LDAP feature.0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.enable = 1

##It configures the criteria for searching the contact name attributes.
##Example:ldap.name_filter = (|(cn=%)(sn=%)).
##The default value is blank.
## ldap.name_filter = (&(|(cn=%)(sn=%))(|(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=*)(mobile=*)(telephoneNumber=*)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=*)))
ldap.name_filter = (&(|(cn=%)(sn=%))(|(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=*)(mobile=*)(telephoneNumber=*)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=*))(|(objectClass=qmailUser)(&(objectclass=contact)(o=ipbrick))))

##It configures the criteria for searching the contact number attributes.
##Example:ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(mobile=%)(ipPhone=%))
##The default value is blank.
ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(mobile=%)(ipPhone=%)(pager=%)(departmentNumber=%)(SIPIdentityDefaultPhone=%)(facsimiletelephonenumber=%)(SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias=%))

##It configures the IP address or domain name of the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.host = 192.168.69.199

##It configures the port of the LDAP server.
##The default value is 389.Integer from 1 to 65535.
ldap.port = 389

##It configures the LDAP search base which corresponds to the location of the LDAP phonebook.
##Example:ldap.base = dc=yealink,dc=cn.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.base = dc=domain,dc=com

##It configures the user name for accessing the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.user = uid=yealink_contacts,ou=users,dc=domain,dc=com

##It configures the password for accessing the LDAP server.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.password = pass_busca_contacts

##It configures the maximum of the search results returned by the LDAP server to be displayed.
##The default value is 50.Integer from 1 to 32000.
ldap.max_hits = 500

##It configures the name attributes of each record to be returned by the LDAP server.
##Multiple attributes are separated by spaces.Example:ldap.name_attr =sn cn.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.name_attr = cn

##It configures the number attributes of each record to be returned by the LDAP server.
##Multiple attributes are separated by spaces.Example:ldap.numb_attr = Mobile ipPhone.
##The default value is blank.
ldap.numb_attr = SIPIdentityVoipUserAlias mobile telephoneNumber departmentNumber pager SIPIdentityDefaultPhone

##It configures the display name of the contact record displayed on the LCD screen. The value of this parameter must start with ¡°%¡± symbol.
##Example:ldap.display_name = %cn
##The default value is blank.
ldap.display_name = %cn

##It configures the LDAP version.
##The default value is 3.
ldap.version = 3

##It enables or disables the phone to perform an LDAP search when receiving an incoming call.
##0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.call_in_lookup = 1

##It enables or disables the phone to sort the search results in alphabetical order or numerical order.
##0-Disabled,1-Enabled.
##The default value is 0.
ldap.ldap_sort = 1

##It is the electricity + start, automatic search + 00 the beginning and the beginning of the numbe
##The default value is 0.(0-Disable,1-Enable )(Except T19P/T21P Models)
ldap.incoming_call_special_search.enable =
##The default value is 0,value of 0 to 2, respectively the ldap, ldap + StarTLS and ldaps
ldap.tls_mode =
ldap.call_out_lookup =
#######################################################################################
</source>

== IPBrick Contacts ==

<source lang="bash">
#######################################################################################
ldap.enable = 1
ldap.name_filter = (|(cn=%)(sn=%))
ldap.number_filter = (|(telephoneNumber=%)(Mobile=%)(IPBrickPhone=%))
ldap.host = 192.168.69.199
ldap.port = 389
ldap.base = ou=Contacts,dc=domain,dc=com
ldap.user = uid=yealink_contacts,Ou=Users,dc=domain,dc=com
ldap.password = pass_busca_contacts
ldap.max_hits = 300
ldap.name_attr = cn displayName
ldap.numb_attr = Mobile IPBrickPhone telephoneNumber
ldap.display_name = %cn
ldap.version = 3
ldap.call_in_lookup = 0
ldap.ldap_sort = 0
#######################################################################################
</source>

Operating System

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== Welcome to IPBrick.IC support ==

* [[What is new at IPBrick.IC version 6.0]]
* [[Update to IPBrick version 6.0]]
* [[Licensing IPBrick]]
* [[How to update IPBrick]]

== Information per service ==

* IPBrick.I
** [[Domain Server]]
** [[File Server]]
** [[Email Server]]
** [[Backup]]

* IPBrick.C
** [[Email Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[VPN PPTP]]
** [[VoIP]]

== Information per Apps ==

* [[Archipel]]
* [[CAFE]]
* [[Contacts]]
* [[Groupware]]

== Configuration Hints ==

* [[Registering Phones with Open-VPN]]
* [[Configurations for OpenVPN client]]
** [[How_to_rewrite_an_OpenVPN_file|How to rewrite an OpenVPN file]]
* [[UCoIP DNS/firewall configuration]]
* [[How to buy and configure a SSL certificate at IPBrick 6.1]]
* [[IPBrick Disk migration]]
* [[VMWare tools for IPBrick 6.X]]
* [[Hyper-v_tools_for_IPBrick_6.X|Hyper-v tools for IPBrick 6.X]]
* [[SIP_Trunks_Configuration|SIP Trunks Configuration]]

== HOW-TO ==
* [[How to configure a reverse proxy]]
* [[How to configure WPAD]]
* [[How to configure IPBRICK as an IP PBX |How to connect an IPBRICK as IP PBX]]
* [[How to configure DHCP server with no dynamic pool]]

== Known Issues ==
* IPBrick v6.0
** [[NIC device detection/management]]
** [[Network Configuration / DHCP General Options Network Mask]]

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