This snap implements the VoIP PnP protocol mainly used to configure VoIP phones in the "out-of-box" manner. It is a great "time saver" when you have to configure many phones at once in large structures and you don't have access to DHCP server of the LAN or you not have access to any external RPS provision servers. If your phones have PnP capable firmware, like Yealink and GrandStream series, this snap drive them to a provision server you chose where them can get the configurations (... yes, it can be also a simple web server ).
This snap is the first component released of a "tech toolkit for VoIP" based on ubuntu core devices, stay in touch ... :)
This snap installs itself as service, the only thing you must set is the provision server url passed to the phones where them will find their configurations, this can be done using snap:
sudo snap set qhawaq-voippnpconfig provurl=<url_of_your_provision_server>
If you want there is also another variable you can set to service: the verbosity log level
sudo snap set qhawaq-voippnpconfig debug=debug
there are 3 verbosity levels provided; off | info | debug
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