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OM IMA Application Compendium: OM SIP – DECT Solution

OM IMA Application

>OM IMA Application:

Integrated Messaging &

Alerting Application

This chapter describes how to configure the OpenMobility Integrated

Messaging & Alerting Application service (in short “OM IMA” service). The

OM IMA service supports the delivery of messages to or from DECT portable parts.

This includes:

>OM IMA Application:

OM IMA Service Features

■ delivery of text messages to or from DECT handsets;

■ delivery of special messages for vcards, jobs, and paging;

■ handling of message confirmations;

■ automatic generation of messages;

■ alarm scenarios that define reactions on alarm triggers;

■ escalating unanswered / unconfirmed alarm scenarios.

With these features, the OM IMA service forms a professional and comprehensive

DECT messaging solution. The OM IMA service also provides an networked API

(“Application Programming Interface”) that can be used to control messaging

functions from an external messaging server. For example, the OM Locating appli-

cation utilizes the API to send or receive messages.

Prerequisites

>OM IMA Application:

Notes on Licences

To activate the OM IMA service, you need the appropriate licenses. The application

can also be started with the automatically applied demo license, which is valid for

72 hours.

To configure the OM IMA service, you need a TFTP, FTP(S), or HTTP(S) server that

provides a configuration file that is downloaded by the OMM. This server is not

part of the SIP-DECT 4.0 solution.

Activate the OM IMA Service

>OM IMA Application:

Activating the OM IMA

Service

Activate the OM IMA service with the following steps:

1. Start a web browser and navigate to the OMM address.

2. Log in (User name and Password are “omm” / “omm” by factory default) and

browse to the System: System settings page.

3. Below the OM Integrated Messaging & Alerting service heading, activate

the Active option.

>OM IMA Application:

Configuration File Reference

4. Activating the OM IMA service without any configuration file is sufficient for

basic text messages and for the OM Locating application. To configure

extended functions, you need to provide a configuration file. Enter the URL of

the configuration file in the URL input field.

Further Information

Most features of the OM IMA service require that you create and deploy an XML-

based configuration file. For some features, you need additional services in your

LAN such as a POP3 e-mail server to provide an e-mail account that can be polled

in order to send messages to DECT handsets.

>OM IMA Application:

OMM Console Login

To debug your custom configuration, and to start or stop the OM IMA service the

OMM provides a console application.

Tip: The messaging API accepts XML (“OM AXI”) that is transported via TCP on

two ports: either encrypted or unencrypted (see OM AXI Specification

starting on page 18). If required, contact Aastra A2P2 support for the XML

specification.

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