Buch1 > Using the Configuration Manager > Subscriber (scr.) > IP provisioning > File Management
File Management
Proceed as follows:
• Using the Configuration Manager (page Subscriber (scr.) > IP provisioning > File Management)
DEVICE TYPES
Select the device to be configured.
If there is no file available for a device type which means that the list for the provisioning files is still empty, a new provisioning file must be created via New.
If a template exists for a device type, it is copied to the new file.
Editor presetting
File editor
Via the file editor, settings (e. g. NTP or contacts) are directly made in the provisioning file (*.xml, *.cfg).
Provisioning file (*.xml, *.cfg) > Edit
Variables for the parameters to be provisioned are inserted as palceholders in the configuration files provided by the manufacturer. During provisioning, these are replaced by the corresponding values in the PBX configuration.
Changes in the settings are effective after saving.
COMfortel IP Editor
The COMfortel IP Editor simplifies the provisioning settings (e. g. NTP or function keys) and is only available for the COMfortel xx00 IP devices.The settings are adopted to the provisioning file after saving.
* Note: When opening the COMfortel IP Editor, it is automatically checked if a new version is available when the Internet access is available. An update will be carried put if necessary.
* Note: If there is no Internet connection, please check the HTTP proxy of your PBX (page Administration > IP configuration).
* Note: The standard.xml cannot be changed. To edit the file, save it under a different name and assign the devices accordingly.
Provisioning file (*.xml, *.cfg) > Edit
Changes in the setting in the COMfortel IP Editor are transferred to the provisioning file after saving.
 Delete
* Note: The default provisioning file Standard.xml cannot be deleted.
 Import
Importable file types:
• *.xml
• *.cfg
• *.zip
 Export
A provisioning file stored in the PBX can be saved on the PC as backup copy.
* Note: It is possbile to save more than one provisioning file at the same time. To do this, select the required provisioning files and click  Export. The provsioning files are generated in a provisioning.zip folder.
Provisioning file > Authorisation
Provisioning files can partly contain sensitive subscriber-specific data. To prevent unauthorised access, subscribers or base stations can be specifically granted or denied access to provisioning files.
Granting access to
Method
individual subscribers / base station
Mark subscriber under available subscribers and click .
all subscribers / base stations
Click .
all subscribers of a group
Select group under Authorisation for all subscribers to the group.
Header file
Use file as header file.
* Note: Does not apply to device type COMfortel WS-500.
Standard.xml > View
An empty provisioning file (Standard.xml) is provided as default file. The Standard.xml file cannot be deleted or edited in the integrated file editor, but it can be viewed.
Provisioning file > Edit
For editing provisioning files (*.xml, *.cfg) the file editor is available for provisioning files from other manufacturers (e.g. Snom or Yealink) and for COMfortel IP phones additionally the COMfortel IP Editor.
* Note: The Standard.xml cannot be edited.
* Note: We recommend to contact the system administrator or specialised dealer for editing provisioning files.
* Note: Under Account IDs you find the account IDs for the PBX and the exchange lines.
* Further help in the Auerswald DokuWiki.