Friday, January 11, 2013

Provisioning (RingCentral) Polycom on GetJive

Moving a Polycom IP phone from RingCentral to GetJive
 
 
 
Here at the office, we stopped pushing RingCentral and switched over to GetJive.
 
I have 5 hours to learn how to provision Polycom Phones and switch them over to our clients GetJive account. I've only been working with VoIP for a year, and all my previous experience is with Cisco phones. Here's what I learned today:
 
 
 
Polycom provisioning instructions:
• Plug the phone into the internet, and the power
•It will say loading application – during that, press cancel press "setup"
• Enter the password ‘456’, then hit ok
• Scroll down to and select ‘Server Menu’ (Prov.Server/Provisioning)
• Set ‘Server Type’ to HTTP (NOT https)
• Set Server Address to (ADD PBX DOMAIN).onjive.com/p  (note: this MUST be lower-case)
• for (.) press *
• for (/) press # three times
• Remove everything from the Server User and Password Fields
• Press exit a few times, choosing to save and reboot when prompted.
If you need to Factory Reset, follow these instructions.
Polycom provisioning instructions:
• Reboot the phone
• During the Count down hold (1 3 5 7 for the 3xx and 4xx model OR 4 6 8 * for the 5xx and 6xx model) until prompted for a password 
The previous VOIP provider may have had a different password, so either call them and get it or try entering just the MAC address as the password.
• Follow the steps above
456 is the password for a phone that is not provisioned to Jive or is factory reset
8647 (voip) is the password for a  phone that is provisioned to Jive


Because RingCentral locks down phones they sell you, it's essential to DISCONNECT the phone from the network until after you have applied the new provisioning URL.
 
 
 


 


Thursday, July 19, 2012

Falling back into Security

Ugh Summer, how I hate you.

I've fallen behind on InfoSec. Been too busy helping my job/ clients improve their relationships with us.

Need to get structure back in mylife.

Friday, May 11, 2012

Dailey routine

Between the hours of 9:00 and 10:00 no one accomplishes any work. Sometime the coffee doesn't even get made. I found a new use for that first hour of work, while I look over my tickets for the day.

InfoSec Daily - great way to waste the morning!

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Sick of those Vendor Calls

Since all calls route though me at work, I have to listen to every vendor call.
"Hi, could I speak to who ever is incharge of <OBJECT THEY ARE CALLING ABOUT>!"
"Hey, who are you and why are you calling....Oh, yea man this is the support line, sorry. Hey where did you say your from?"

Next time a sales rep calls, see how much information you can get out of them. It'll give you a good laugh and maybe put a smile on their face, since you didn't just slam the phone down.

Friday, May 4, 2012

First Upstate ISSA meeting

Symantec presented today. None of the technical data was all the special, many of the numbers I had heard about through the various Security Podcasts I listen to. The most important part to me about this meeting, aside for it being my first, is the difference between an older user (+30) and the younger user (-23). These younger users have grown up in a time where the internet has always existed, they are more likely to consume data from friends and other social means, than say read the newspaper.

 Very little networking with other ISSA members occurred this meeting.

There will be a BackTrack5 Training course, which will occur at some-point.


Vocabulary:
 
 Digital Native
Obfuscation


Sites of Interest:
www.virustotal.com

First ISSA meeting

Hello anyone and everyone that stumbles upon this unholy concoction. About a year ago I found myself in love with computer security. Slowly the wheels started turning as I became more and more involved. Recently I just attended my first Conference, BsidesCHS, it was amazing.

I plan to join my local chapter of ISSA.org here in the upstate.