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Configuration Tool User Guide for Windows R1.6.3.2

Configuration Tool User Guide
Windows Version 1.6.3.2
1. Installation
1.1. Prerequisites
This application runs on Microsoft .NET framework 1.1, so you will need to download and
install the Microsoft .NET Framework Redistributable Package, version 1.1 or above.
You can obtain .NET Framework 3.0 Redistributable Package either by usingWindows Update,
or download offline installation file from Microsoft Download Center at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=10CC340B-F857-4A14-83F525634C3BF043&displaylang=en

1.2. What is in the package
There are three files in the configuration generator zip file (named
Grandstream_Configuration_Generator_1.6.3.2.zip)
GrandstreamConfigurationGenerator.exe
gs_config.dllreadme.txt
MAC.csv

2. Generating the configuration file for Grandstream client
Grandstream products takes configuration file named cfg. To generate
such configuration file for a particular device, run the configuration tool. The application takes
the parameters below:
2.1 MAC address
The application takes MAC addresses in two modes:
Sequential: enter in starting MAC address and thenumber of units, then the
configuration file with sequential MAC address will be generated accordingly.
Ex. Starting MAC is 000B82010000 and the number of unit is 3. The tool will generate
configuration file cfg000B82010000, cfg000B82010001, cfg000B82010002 for the three
devices respectively.

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Listing: enter inthe list of MAC addresses if they are not sequential.
Ex. MAC addresses are 000B82010000, 000B820100003 and 000B82010005. . The tool
will generate configuration file cfg000B82010000, cfg000B82010003, cfg000B82010005
for the devices accordingly.
2.2 Increment MAC Address By 2
If this option is checked, for Sequential MAC address mode, MAC address will be incremented
by 2. This option isdesigned to accommodate Grandstream device models such as HT502 and
HT503 which have two MAC addresses but only LAN MAC address is used for provisioning.
2.3 Encrypt Configuration Files
Once selected, the configuration file(s) will be encrypted with AES 128 bit encryption. Please
note that firmware version earlier than 1.0.5.18 will NOT accept encrypted configuration files.
2.4 SIP User ID PrefixSpecify a prefix for SIP User ID(s), i.e. “1312555”. The input can be alpha numeric.
This and the following three input boxes make it possible to generate device configuration files
in batch mode by using a single template file.
2.5 Starting SIP User ID
Set the starting SIP User ID for the batch, i.e. “1000”. The input must be a natural number.
“SIP User ID Prefix” and “Starting SIP UserID” combined together forms a “SIP User ID”,
which is a configuration field in Grandstream devices’ web UI. For our example, “1312555” and
“1000” concatenated together becomes “13125551000”. This is the first device’s “SIP User ID”.
For subsequent devices in the batch, “SIP User ID” will be 13125551001, 13125551002 and so
on. “SIP User ID” corresponds to P35 in Grandstream configuration template.P35 should be
omitted from the configuration template when user wishes to use this input box for SIP User ID
generation.
2.6 SIP Authenticate ID Prefix
Specify a prefix for SIP Authenticate ID, i.e. “test”. The input can be alpha numeric.
2.7 Starting SIP Authenticate ID
Set the starting SIP Authenticate ID, i.e. “1000”. The input must be a natural number. “SIP
Authenticate ID Prefix” and“Starting SIP Authenticate ID” combined together forms the
“Authenticate ID” field in Grandstream devices’ web UI. For our example, “test” and “1000”
concatenated together becomes “test1000”. This is 13125551000’s “Authenticate ID”. For
subsequent devices in the batch, “Authenticate ID” will be test1001, test1002 and so on,
respectively. “Authenticate ID” corresponds to P36 in Grandstream...