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There are two types of authentication in MOR: IP authentication, and using login and password.
=Description=
 
There are two types of authentication in MOR:<br>
* IP authentication. It means accepting calls from a given IP automatically, without requesting any additional login data.
* Login and password authentication. To use this kind of authentication, the sender needs to register his phone or pbx to MOR before sending calls, otherwise MOR will reject them.


IP authentication means accepting calls from a given IP automatically, without requesting any additional login data.
IP authentication means accepting calls from a given IP automatically, without requesting any additional login data.


To use login and password authentication, the sender needs to register his phone or pbx to MOR before sending calls, otherwise MOR will reject them.
'''NOTE''' that IP and login/password authentication cannot work together for the same device or provider.


Note: '''IP and login/password authentication cannot work together for the same device or provider'''.
=Usage=


* Manage Authentication details for '''Device''' in [[Device_settings#Authentication | Device configuration]] page. You cannot have two [[Devices]] with same IP and port combination.
* Manage Authentication details for '''Provider''' in [[Providers#Authentication | Provider configuration]] page. User (Admin or Reseller) can have two [[Providers]] with same Username, Password, IP, Technology and Port combination, but these settings cannot be same between different Users(It means between Admin and Resllers), whose are able to create their own Providers.


= IP Authentication =
'''NOTE''' that if you need to send and receive calls from same IP and port, please [[Configure Provider which can make calls]].
 
This example shows how to configure device to use IP Authentication. Important parts are marked in RED:
 
[[Image:ip_authentication_example.png]]
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== Restrictions ==
= See also =
* You cannot create/edit [[Providers|Provider]] if you already have [[Devices|Device]] with same IP and port combination. However, you can have two [[Providers]] with same IP and port combination.
* You cannot have two [[Devices]] with same IP and port combination.


NOTE: if you need to send and receive calls from same IP and port, please [[Configure Provider which can make calls]].
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== See also ==
* [[Device with IP Authentication is asked for Username/Password]]
* [[Device with IP Authentication is asked for Username/Password]]

Revision as of 17:03, 3 June 2013

Description

There are two types of authentication in MOR:

  • IP authentication. It means accepting calls from a given IP automatically, without requesting any additional login data.
  • Login and password authentication. To use this kind of authentication, the sender needs to register his phone or pbx to MOR before sending calls, otherwise MOR will reject them.

IP authentication means accepting calls from a given IP automatically, without requesting any additional login data.

NOTE that IP and login/password authentication cannot work together for the same device or provider.

Usage

  • Manage Authentication details for Device in Device configuration page. You cannot have two Devices with same IP and port combination.
  • Manage Authentication details for Provider in Provider configuration page. User (Admin or Reseller) can have two Providers with same Username, Password, IP, Technology and Port combination, but these settings cannot be same between different Users(It means between Admin and Resllers), whose are able to create their own Providers.

NOTE that if you need to send and receive calls from same IP and port, please Configure Provider which can make calls.

See also