Configuring Private RPS Account

PortSIP PBX allows customers to configure their own private RPS (Remote Provisioning Server) accounts for auto-provisioning IP phones. This feature simplifies device management and enhances security by giving customers direct control over their IP phone configurations.

Follow these steps to configure your private RPS account:

1. Locate the Configuration File

   • Linux: Open the file located at /var/lib/portsip/pbx/system.ini.

   • Windows: Open the file located at C:\ProgramData\PortSIP\PBX\system.ini.

2. Modify the Configuration Append the following sections to the file, corresponding to the IP phone brands you wish to configure and save the changes.

[yealink]
accesskey_id = xxxx
accesskey_secret = xxxx

[ale]
accesskey_id = xxxx
accesskey_secret = xxxx

[grandstream]
username = xxxx
password = xxxx 
# The value for the password key should be: sha256(md5(password))
api_id = xxxx
api_secret = xxxx
site_id = xxxx

[fanvil]
username = xxxx
password = xxxx
#The value for the password key should be: md5(md5(password))

[htek]
username = xxxx
password = xxxx

[snom]
username = xxxx
password = xxxx

1. Restarting the Service

   To apply the changes, you need to restart the service. Follow the instructions below based on your operating system:

   For Linux

   1. Open a terminal and navigate to the PortSIP directory:

      cd /opt/portsip

   2. Restart the provisioning service with the following command:

      sudo /sh/bin/pbx_ctl.sh restart -s portsip.provision

   For Windows

   1. Open the Windows Services Manager.

   2. Locate the service named PortSIP Auto Provisioning.

   3. Restart the service by right-clicking on it and selecting Restart.