This article shows tells how to provision Cisco Phones on Monster VoIP
Before You Begin
- Connect the phone to the network and power it on. (If you will be using a computer to complete provisioning setup, ensure the phone and computer are on the same VLAN/subnet.)
- Via the phone menu, verify that the device has a valid factory-installed device certificate.
- SPA303 and SPA504G: Press Menu > 10: Product Info > 6 (Certificate: Installed)
- SPA525G2: Press Menu > 10: Status > 1: Product Info (Certificate: Installed)
- You should see the message Certificate: Installed. If you do not see this, the phone cannot be provisioned for use with Monster VoIP. Please contact the phone's previous owner or the previous service provider for assistance.
- Factory reset the phone.
- SPA303 and SPA504G: Press Menu > 14: Factory Reset
- SPA525G2: Menu > 9: Device Administration > 6: Factory Reset
Enabling/Disabling Web GUI
Ensure the Web GUI is turned on for the SPA phone before accessing the Web GUI through the IP Address.
- Go to Setup
- Select Settings
- Scroll down and select Security Configuration
- If there is a locked padlock at the top of the screen, press Star, Star, Pound on the keypad to unlock the settings so that they can be edited.
- Select Web Access Enabled and press Edit
- Press Y/N
- Select Save
Using the Web GUI
- Find and note the phone's IP address.
- SPA303 and SPA504G: Press Menu > 9: Network.
- SPA525G2: Press Menu > 10: Status > 2: Network Status.
- On a computer on the same network as the phone, enter the phone's IP address.
- Log in to the web GUI and point the endpoint to monster voip's configuration server:
- Admin Login > Advanced > Provisioning > Configuration Profile
Profile Rule: http://endpoints1.monstervoip.com/cfg/spa$MA.cfg - Click Submit All Changes. (Phone should reset.)
- Once the phone boots back up, access the link below to resync the phone.
http://x.x.x.x/admin/resync?http://endpoints1.monstervoip.com/cfg/spa$MA.cfg
- Admin Login > Advanced > Provisioning > Configuration Profile