Installation guide

Configuring the MMP
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4.6 Configuring Network Time Protocol Servers
You must configure at least one NTP server using MMP commands.
Note: The number of NTP servers you use is not pre-determined. For example, you may
choose to have one private and one public NTP server; using the public NTP server as a
backup.
1. To set up an NTP server, type :
ntp server add <URL of NTP server>
2. To find the status of configured NTP servers
ntp status
Note: To delete an NTP server type: ntp server del <URL of NTP server>.
4.7 Configuring the XMPP Server
If you are using any of the Acano clients including the Web Client you now need to set the
network interface for the XMPP server and enable the server. If you are not using the Acano
clients including the WebRTC Client, skip this section.
The XMPP server can now be configured to listen on any subset of the four media interfaces
and ignore connections from any interface in the complement.
1. If necessary, establish a SSH connection to the MMP and log in.
2. To configure the XMMP server to use interface A enter the following command:
xmpp listen <interface whitelist>
The following is an example where interface is set to interface A and B.
xmpp listen a b
3. Define the certificate and private key files that were uploaded in section 3.4 using:
xmpp certs <key-file> <crt-file>
The full command is xmpp certs <key file> <cert file> [<crt-bundle>]. If you are using
certificate bundle as provided by your CA, see the MMP Command Reference.
4. Configure the XMPP server with the following command:
xmpp id <domain-name> <component secret>
The following is an example where domain-name is example.com, and it uses the secrets
“mypasword1” for component secret
xmpp id example.com mypassword1
5. Note the secret used in the previous step because it will be required later when you the Web
Admin Interface to configure the Call Bridge access to the XMPP server.
6. Enable the XMPP server with the following command:
xmpp enable