Valid for:

N610

N670

N870

N870E

Embedded Integrator

Virtual Integrator

Valid for N610 / N670 / N870 / N870E.

Broadsoft supports the following phone books: 

  1. Personal
  2. Group
  3. Group Common
  4. Enterprise
  5. Enterprise Common

These phonebooks can be used on the DECT professional handsets.




Web-interface

In the web-interface go to:SETTINGS - Telephony - XSI Services


ParameterDescriptionAuto provisioning
Server addressThe URL of the XSI serverXSIDir.1.ServerURL
Enable XSI directoriesEnable or disable the usage of XSI phonebooksDmGlobal.0.XSINetdirs (0=Disable / 1=Enable)
Enable call logsEnable or disable the usage of XSI call logsDmGlobal.0.XSICallLogs (0=Disable / 1=Enable)


In the web-interface go to:SETTINGS - Online directories - XSI



ParameterDescriptionAuto provisioning
Server addressThe URL of the XSI serverXSIDir.1.ServerURL (Setting is done in XSI services)
Not in the web-interface

This is pasted behind the XSI server URL:

Can be changed if needed.

Value = com.broadsoft.xsi-actions/v2.0

XSIDir.1.Api
Enable list mode0 = disabled
1 = enabled		XSIDir.1.StartWithList
Enable XSI directoriesEnable or disable the usage of XSI phonebooks
Enable Personal directory
XSIDir.1.PDirName
Directory name

Enable Group directory
XSIDir.1.GDirName
Directory name

Enable Group Common directory
XSIDir.1.GCDirName
Directory name

Enable Enterprise directory
XSIDir.1.EDirName
Directory name

Enable Enterprise Common directory
XSIDir.1.ECDirName
Directory name


In the web-interface go to:SETTINGS - Mobile devices - Administration and select the handset


ParameterDescriptionAuto provisioning
Use SIP credentialsFor Authentication use the SIP credentials or the Broadsoft XSI username and Passwordhs.<IPUI>.XsiSip (0=Use XSI credentials / 1 = Use SIP credentials)


hs.<IPUI>.XsiUsername


hs.<IPUI>.XsiPassword



DECT handset

On the handset press the Phone book key to open the list with available Phone books. Which phonebooks are visible depends on the setting made by the Administrator.

Lookup

New in software 2.47 we have added the possibility to do an lookup in multiple XSI directories.

The Admin can configure up to 5 XSI directories as a lookup dir in any order. Search will be performed one be one in directories selected for lookup. If number is found in some phonebook, searching is not continued in other phonebooks. If the TLS protocol is used: Searching in next directory reuse previous TLS session, so  only one TLS session is created to do a lookup.

Configuration

To configure XSI multiple lookup, the admin should change following settings for handset via provisioning:

  • AutoLookupDir  - for multiple lookup should be set for value 4
  • AutolookupOrder - should be filled by XSI directories ID in specified order of search, separated by commas. AutolookupOrder can be filled by max 5 XSI directories (with ID 5-9). Default value is "9,7,8,5,6" (Personal, Group, Group Common, Enterprise, Enterprise Common).

XSI ID for auto lookup settings:

  • 5 - Enterprise
  • 6 - Enterprise Common
  • 7 - Group
  • 8 - Group Common
  • 9 - Personal

Example of provisioning file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<settings version="1.0" productID="e2">
  <param name="hs.0355ac1977.AutoLookupDir" value="4" />
  <param name="hs.0355ac1977.AutolookupOrder" value="9,6,5"/>
</settings>

Lookup caching policy

You can change the Lookup caching policy, see this wiki page: FAQ - Lookup caching

New in software 2.46:

During the XSI multiple lookup cache is checked and the number is stored according to rules for each XSI phonebook separately (for phonebook which currently is being searched). Default value for each directories for caching is 1 (ask every loop). The main improvement in caching for XSI multi lookup is that entries from caching is shared between HS.  So if one of the HS save entry in cache, other HS can use name replacement from cache (if the number and type of directory is the same). Only the XSI personal should be queried for each handset separately - so for Personal directories entries in cache are not shared between HS.

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