Installation guide

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ETTING UP THE SOFTWARE SERVER
The reason that you need to have the Tomcat web server running
instead of just using the IIS web server is that the IP Phone SW Server
Configuration Management Application is developed in Java and IIS can
only host web applications developed in the Microsoft environment.
Perform the following steps to resolve the port conflict.
• Keep IIS running on port 80.
• Reconfigure the IP Phone Configuration Management Application
to run on port 82 instead.
– Edit the jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31\conf\server.xml (where
-4.1.31 is an example) and change the port 80 to 82.
– Restart Tomcat by going to
Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Services
Restart the service Jakarta Tomcat 4.
• Connect MTS to IP Phone SW Server Configuration Management
Application on port 82, using the MTS task IP Phone SW Server.
• Create the configuration file in the MTS task IP Phone configuration
File and it will be stores on the IP Phone SW Server, see section
6.1 Create a Configuration File on page 15 for details.
• The .cfg, .st, .txt and .tuz file types must be enabled. Follow the
steps below to enable these file types:
–In IIS Manager, select File Type, select DefaultWEB Site.
– Select Properties and edit HTTP header. Apply the following
settings:
– Associated extension: .cfg, .st, .txt and .tuz (encrypted .cfg
file)
– Content type (MIME): application/octet-stream.
• Redirect IIS web server to Tomcat web server for the IP phone’s
requests like this: