Snom snomONE-ST402 Installation And Provisioning

snomONE – ST402

Installation and

Provisioning

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Installing the Software

1. Downloads: http://wiki.snomone.com -> Downloads

After update, the software must be licensed (even the free version).
Login, and then choose your license under Admin -> Settings -> License

2. Updates: http://wiki.snomone.com -> Updates

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snom ONE Directory Structure

Default directory in Windows: Program Files/snom/snomONE
Default directory in Linux: /usr/local/snomONE
Default directory in Mac: /usr/Applications/snomone

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Sample Folder and XML File

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snom ONE SOHO

Installing and setting up

snom ONE SOHO

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SOHO Environment: Overview

PoE Switch

Phone 2: snom821Phone 1: snom320

Internet:

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snom ONE soho

snom_guest

invoipwetrust

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snom SOHO: Installation (1)

• Insert the appropriate plug adapter into the

device (A), then plug it into the wall (B).

– Note: Make sure the green LED is lit. This

indicates that output is present.

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snom SOHO: Installation (2)

• Insert one end of the Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port of the

SoHo and the other one into a non PoE port of the provided PoE
switch.

– Note: Make sure your switch/hub is not connected to your

existing LAN

• Connect your Laptop to another free non PoE port of the provided

PoE switch and make sure your laptop receives an IP address via

DHCP (192.168.168.X).

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snom SOHO:Configuration

• Enter 192.168.168.254:81 into a web browser

• Log in using the following login credentials:

– User: admin
– Password: snomONE

• Click “Admin”

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snom SOHO:Configuration

• In order to connect to the Internet via an existing AP, select the

WLAN SSID. The encryption type will be detected automatically.

– Click “Save”, then “Apply” from the left navigation panel and

finally “Restart services”

– After the restart click on the link to refresh the page
– Make sure the blue LED on the SoHo is solid and your internet

connection is working

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Accessing files - using Samba

• in Windows click Start and type

\\one or \\192.168.168.254 in the
small textbox that appears

– User: admin
– Password: snomONE

‣ The snom ONE

default directory

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can be
accessed under
“snomone”

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Accessing the files – using ssh

‣ Install Putty or any other ssh client

‣ Host: 192.168.168.254 (or “one”)
‣ Port: 8722
‣ User: root
‣ Password: snomONE

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Login and License Activation

• Enter 192.168.168.254 or “one” in a web browser

• Log in using the following credentials:
– User: admin
– Password: <empty>

• Navigate to “Admin” > “Settings” > “License” and activate the

license for “snom ONE free trial”

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snom ONE File System

Exercises:

1. Get familiar with the snom ONE file system.
Find the snom ONE default directory on your
server

2. Locate the pbxctrl.exe and pbx.xml files.

3. Listen to some of the .wav files in the
snom/snomONE/audio_en folder.

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Web-interface based Configuration overview

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Web Interfaces

Single domain

Admin

Multiple domains

Domain admin

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Test the installation

Reset your phones to factory default, or plug them in if
they have not been plugged in before.

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Understanding Plug and Play

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PnP options

Method of Plug and
Play

Manual

Permanent
Assignment (*)

Temporary
Assignment (?)

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Use Case Scenario How it's Used

Setting up
a few phones

Deploying phones
in a specified order
in a large office

Setting up phones
at trade shows,
class rooms, etc.

In this mode, you can permanently set the MAC address in the extension account. This will bind the registration to a specific
phone. The MAC address can be used in multiple extensions, and multiple MAC addresses can be assigned to the same
extension. This allows for users to have multiple phones. (Use a space to separate the MAC addresses.)

In this mode, you can easily assign MAC addresses to a large number of extensions. For example, rather than entering 100
different MAC addresses into separate user accounts, you can use the star symbol (*) to expedite the process. The system will
assign a permanent extension to each phone once it boots up and r equests a configuration from the system. The system will
remember the MAC address of the phone and from that point on, the extension number will be used exclusively for that phone.
This mode requires that a star (*) be used in the Bind to MAC Address field.

This mode simplifies preparation when setting up at trade shows and for classroom training sessions. When this mode is used, the
system will not remember which phone had been assigned to which extension. A phone might receive a new extension number
every time it boots up. (As long as no other user agent is registered to a particular extension, the extension will be availablefor
plug and play.) This mode requires that a question mark (?) be used in the Bind to MAC Address field.

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Plug and Play Flowcharts

[5] 2011/02/28 18:41:39:SIP Rx udp:10.11.111.10:1024:
SUBSCRIBE sip:MAC%3a000413261D97@vlan1 11.testlab.snom .com SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 10.11.111.10:1024;rport
From: <sip:[e-mail]>;tag=1295169367
To: <sip:[e-mail]. sn om.com>
Call-ID: 996761057@10.11.111.10
CSeq: 1 SUBSCRIBE
Event: ua-profile;profile-type="device";vendor="snom";model="snom370";version="8.4.27"
Expires: 0
Accept: application/url
Contact: <sip:10.11.111.10:1024>
Content-Length: 0

[5] 2011/02/28 18:41:39:SIP Tx udp:10.11.111.10:1024:
SIP/2.0 200 Ok
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 10.11.111.10:1024;rport=102 4
From: <sip:[e-mail]>;tag=1295169367
To: <sip:[e-mail]>;tag=347044a11d
Call-ID: 996761057@10.11.111.10
CSeq: 1 SUBSCRIBE
Expires: 0
Content-Length: 0

[5] 2011/02/28 18:41:39:SIP Tx udp:10.11.111.10:1024:
NOTIFY sip:10.11.111.10:1024 SIP/2. 0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 10.11.111.201:5060;branch=z9h G 4b K­a6777a98342a8905ac28b134389d72e8;rport
From: <sip:[e-mail]>;tag=347044a11d
To: <sip:[e-mail]>;tag=1295169367
Call-ID: 996761057@10.11.111.10
CSeq: 1634432139 NOTIFY
Max-Forwards: 70
Subscription-State: terminated;reason=noresource
Event: ua-profile
Content-Type: application/url
Content-Length: 42

https://10.11.111.201:443/prov/snom370.htm

-The phone boots up and sends a SUBSCRIBE

request to a multicast address

-snom ONE replies the request and sends the

phone the configuration file path

-snom ONE generates the configuration files (each
new request) and writes them in the ‚generated‘
directory

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End result of Plug and Play: the “generated” directory

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Sample Template File (a portion)

snom_3xx_phone.xml

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Sample Generated File (a portion)

snom_3xx_phone.xml

Blue text = a phone’s

particular settings.

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