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3. User line configuration

Windows server operating systems can distribute the TAPI lines of the NFON Multiline TSP to individual clients of a Windows domain.

TAPI applications on the clients can then access the TAPI line(s) assigned to the respective client.

The user is assigned to the TAPI line on the server. This can be done via a graphical user interface (tapimgmt.msc) or with the help of an XML interface.

Important

Only assign the TAPI line(s) to a user who is authorised to control them.

3.1 Graphical user interface (tapimgmt.msc)

The graphical user interface is suitable for quick and easy manual management of smaller environments.

Activating NFON Multiline TSP

  1. Start the interface on the Windows server Start > Run.

  2. Enter tapimgmt.msc.

  3. Click Enter.

  4. In the console view, click the + icon next to Telephony to open the window.

  5. Click NFON TSP.

  6. Click Properties.

Configuring NFON Multiline TSP

  1. Click NFON TSP.

  2. Click the line number or name in the detail view.

  3. Click Edit user in the action menu.

  4. Click Add.

  5. In the Look in box, select the domain that contains the user.

  6. Select the user from the list.

  7. Click Add.

3.2 XML interface (tsecimp)

The XML interface is suitable for large environments and automated configuration. The details can be found on the Microsoft support page: https: //learn.microsoft.com/dede/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/tsecimp

This page describes both what an initial configuration looks like and subsequent changes.

Here is an example XML for the initial configuration:

               <UserList>
   <User NoMerge="1">
      <DomainUser>NFON\MAUERSBERGERM</DomainUser>
      <FriendlyName> Marius Mauersberger</FriendlyName>
      <LineList>
         <Line>
            <Address>1254</Address>
         </Line>
 </LineList>
   </User>
   <User NoMerge="1">
      <DomainUser> NFON\KONDERM</DomainUser>
      <FriendlyName> Max Konder</FriendlyName>
      <LineList>
         <Line>
            <Address>185</Address>
         </Line>
      </LineList>
   </User>
</UserList>

<DomainUser> = Windows user incl. domain

<FriendlyName> = Display name (optional)

<Line> = TAPI Line, if this is unique on the system. If not, <PermanentID> entries must be used here.

For further information and configuration options, go to Microsoft documentation .

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