Difference between revisions of "Authentication"

Revision as of 09:28, 30 April 2010

There are two types of authentication in MOR: IP authentication, and using login and password.

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: IP and login/password authentication cannot work together in the same device.

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-There are 2 types of authentication in MOR , the IP auth and by using login and password.
+There are two types of authentication in MOR: IP authentication, and using login and password.
-IP authentication means accept calls from 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.
-By using Login and password authentication , sender needs register his phone or pbx to MOR first before sending calls, otherwise MOR will reject them.
+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: '''IP and login/password authentication cannot work together in same device'''.
+Note: '''IP and login/password authentication cannot work together in the same device'''.