How to: Provision a Yealink device using RPS
This manual can be used to provision Yealink devices using a Yealink RPS server.
Adding a tenant to your/our Yealink RPS server.
Go to Beheer → Provisioning → Provisioning instellingen → Yealink
Fill in the credentials from your own yealink RPS server. If you don’t have a Yealink RPS server ours can be used. Please contact support if you wish to use our Yealink RPS server.
Type the name of the customer you wish to add to the Yealink RPS server. Please note this must be unique. If the name is already taken it will give you an error. ERROR: The server name has been used.
Type the URL from the provisioning server you would like to use. This always should be the the URL from the Xelion server the tenant this is hosted on. Example: https://xel02.cloudnet.xelion.com/portal/provisioning/yealink/
Note: Please change 02 to 03 if the tenant lives on the XEL03 environment.
Adding phones to the RPS server
Go to Beheer → Telefoontoestellen → Nieuwe telefoon
Fill in the following fields in the Algemeen tab
Label = This is to recognise the name of the device
Gebruikersnaam = Username of the device. Please note that “tenantID_” always will be added in front of the username.
Gebruiker = Select a user this device should be added to.
Fill in the following fields in the Provisioning tab
Accountnaam = Name to recognise the provisioning device. This could be T46G Ben for example
Displayname = Name to be displayed on the phone
Click the account name to get redirected to the provisioning details.
Fill in the MAC adres from the device you wish to provision.
Use the dropdown menu under Toesteltype to select the exact same model from the phone
Check the Provisioning actief and the Gebruik redirection server checkboxes.
Note: Only check the Gebruik redirection server checkbox after you have filled in all the other fields.Factory reset the device
Provisioning the device
Go to Beheer → Telefoontoestellen and click the label of the device you wish to edit.
Go to the Provisioning tab and click the account name
Use the Extra provisioning opties and Functietoetsen fields to setup additional provisioning options
Key index: Defines the order of the keys.
Key type: Defines what kind of key.
linkekey (key on default phone screen)
expansionkey (key on an expansion from the phone)Type: Defines the type of function. See the table below for more information.
BLF (Busy Lamp Field). Used to see the status from a device
Speeddial (Shortcut). Used to quickly dial a user of number
Account (Account). Used to change account defined in the ‘account’ tab.
Nightmode (Nachstand) Used to activate nightmode for a certain callflow (aansluiting)Label: Defines the displayed text in the screen of the phone
Waarde: Defines the value. This doesn’t use a dropdown menu.
Toestel (BLF): Defines the device. This shows all the devices
Aansluiting (BLF): Defines the callflow. This shows all the callflow
Click Acties → Synchroniseer config voor dit toestel to activate the changes.
Table of types and functions
Note: Not all types support all fields. Please use below table to see what fields can be used.
Type | Waarde | Toestel (BLF) | Aansluiting (BLF) |
---|---|---|---|
BLF | ❌ | ✅ Device | ✅ Callflow |
Speeddial | ✅ External number | ✅ Device | ❌ |
Account | ✅ Account number | ❌ | ❌ |
Nightmode | ✅ Speeddial number | ❌ | ✅ Monitors the status |