Auto Provisioning help Please

[LogicalNZ]

Hey guys, completely need to Fusion and are testing with a view to migrating to it.

Have been trying to get auto provisioning working with no luck. I have followed the Yealink guide and configured an extensions and manually tested it works.

Then created a device (entering the MAC address of the phone and selecting the phone type). Then configured the phone to accept any certs and entered in the provisioning url as follows;
https://10.100.100.112/app/provision

10.100.100.112 is both the domain and the IP address of our test Fusion server.

Confirmed then "Provision Now" and the phone does not provision. I have tried pointing a browser to the provisioning address and I get a response saying invalid MAC address. The Yealink is on the latest firmware. Have also tried a factory reset of the phone then fried again - still no luck.

All looks fine, just doesnt work? Any ideas of what logs etc I can look in or ideas of how to resolve?

With thanks.

 

[hailthemelody]

Not sure how it works with Yealink phones, but with Cisco I use the Mac Address variable in the provisioning string:

https://a.b.c.d/app/provision/$MA

For testing, have you tried HTTP instead of HTTPS?

 

[Kenny Riley]

Did you enable provisioning in the Default Settings? Additionally, did you configure your http authentication settings in the Default Settings as well?

 

[daves]

It is likely the yealink handset needs to have the Certificate check disabled.
If you still need help with provisioning Yealink let me know

 

[LogicalNZ]

Hey Kenny, you hit the nail on the head.... This is not in the documentation and Mark is going to fix. Thanks for your help

 

[Kenny Riley]

Awesome! It took me quite a bit of Googling to figure that out when I first started with FPBX due to lack of information regarding this in the official docs. Glad you got it worked out!