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Terminal Server Installation

Terminal Server Installation

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- Installation
- Driver Configuration
- Configure Microsoft TAPI environment
- TAPI-Test

#### a) Installation

> 1. Download and extract xtelsio_TAPI_for_snom_setup.zip.
> 2. Run setup.exe via [Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs > Add].
> 3. Follow the dialog sequence.

> Hints: The administrator has to install the TAPI driver only once on the Terminal Server. An installation "per user" is not possible.

#### b) driver configuration

> 1. Basic information for driver configuration.
> 2. On a terminal server per user is a TAPI line to add and configure.
>    - The settings are stored in the configuration directory of the TAPI driver.

#### c) Configure Microsoft TAPI environment

> 1. Log on as a local administrator on the Windows server.
>    Warning: The Domain Admin on a 2008 server has no rights for the "telephony" management.
> 2. Open the "Telephony" Management Console by: [Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Services and Applications > Telephony];
>    or <Execute> "tapimgmt.msc".
> 3. Right click on your server-item and select "Properties".
> 4. In "Properties" dialog you have to "Enable telephony server". This is necessary so that you can set the line privileges for each user.
>    To activate the telephony server an Active Directory service is required. If Active Directory is not available, you may see the error message "62 791" or "62 795".
>    If the telephony server service is not enabled, all local users see all TAPI lines.
> 5. Click on the driver of the PBX => on the right side the TAPI-Lines (line name) of the driver become visible.
> 6. TAPI Line-set permissions per user:
>    - In the right window click a "snom Line" with the right mouse button and select "Edit User".
>    - Add all users that need permissions for this TAPI Line.

> Notes about the "tsec.ini" file:

> - The Windows TAPI Server stores the User/TAPI-line mapping under "C:\WINDOWS\TAPI\tsec.ini".
> - Example: Two TAPI lines of the TAPI provider with the ProviderID=5 are assigned to the user "tmiller". The first line has the dwPermanentLineID=2 and the second line the dwPermanentLineID=4. The ProviderID is read from the following registry entry: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Telephony\ Providers\ ProviderIDX". The dwPermanentLineID provides the TAPI driver via lineGetDevCaps ().
>   The corresponding entry in "tsec.ini" would be as follows:
>   - [Domain\tmiller]
>     FriendlyUserName=Tom Miller
>     Lines=5,2,5,4
> - Hint: Via the command line tool "tsecimp" the assignment of user to TAPI line can also be done via XML file.

#### d) TAPI-Test

> - To test the TAPI driver, you can use the tool "phone.exe".