************** Installing XDS ************** .. important:: Before installing, make sure you understand the :ref:`xds_architecture` and links between components. .. contents:: :local: The XDS architecture has the following components: * XiVO * Media Server (MDS) (one or more) An XDS needs also: * a XiVO UC/CC with the UC/CC features (i.e. the CTI Server), * a XiVO UC/CC with the Reporting features for the centralized call history (i.e. the Reporting Server). This page will guide you through: #. the configuration of the XiVO (see :ref:`xds_xivo-configuration` section) #. the installation and configuration of the MDS (see :ref:`xds_mds-configuration` section) #. and the configuration of the UC/CC server (CTI and Reporting Server) (see :ref:`xds_cc-configuration` section) Requirements ============ Before starting you need to have 3 servers. Here's a table summarizing what we are installing. Replace the IP by those you chose. +-------------+-----------+--------------+------------------------------+ | **Server** | server1 | server2 | server3 | +-------------+-----------+--------------+------------------------------+ | **Role** | XiVO | Media Server | UC/CC (CTI/Reporting Server) | +-------------+-----------+--------------+------------------------------+ | **Name** | mds0 | mds1 | cc | +-------------+-----------+--------------+------------------------------+ | **IP Data** | 10.32.0.1 | 10.32.0.101 | 10.32.0.9 | +-------------+-----------+--------------+------------------------------+ | **IP VoIP** | 10.32.5.1 | 10.32.5.101 | 10.32.5.9 | +-------------+-----------+--------------+------------------------------+ .. _xds_xivo-configuration: XiVO Configuration ================== On *server1*: * install XiVO (see :ref:`install`). * pass the Wizard .. _xds_main_ami_configuration: AMI configuration ----------------- .. note:: Once a :ref:`media server is defined ` in webi, the *xucserver* from UC/CC Server will immediately start to use the VoIP interface for AMI connection to all media servers **and also to XiVO**. Therefore we must ensure that UC/CC Server is able to connect to XiVO AMI via its VoIP interface. .. warning:: If a XiVO UC/CC is already installed, you **MUST** do the following steps **BEFORE** adding media server. Otherwise you can first define media servers and do these steps right after XiVO CC installation, but before starting it to prevent problems with fail2ban. #. Edit **existing** file :file:`/etc/asterisk/manager.d/02-xivocc.conf` to add permission for *xucserver** of UC/CC Server (CTI Server): * ``permit`` to authorize the VoIP IP of the UC/CC Server (CTI Server). E.g.: .. code-block:: bash ... deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 permit=10.32.5.9/255.255.255.255 permit=10.32.0.9/255.255.255.255 ... #. Apply the configuration:: asterisk -rx 'manager reload' .. _xds_xivo-define_media_server: Define Media Servers -------------------- .. note:: Here we define our Media Servers (MDS) names and VoIP IP address. In XiVO webi, #. Go to :menuselection:`Configuration --> Management --> Media Servers` #. Add a line per Media Server (MDS) (below an example for mds1): #. :guilabel:`Name`: mdsX (e.g. mds1) #. :guilabel:`Displayed Name`: Media Server X (e.g. Media Server 1) #. :guilabel:`IP VoIP`: (e.g. 10.32.5.101) - *note:* the VoIP streams between XiVO and mdsX will go through this IP Once you define a media server, you will be able to create local SIP trunks that exist only there. The location can be set in :menuselection:`tab General --> Media server` in the SIP trunk configuration. Define Media Servers for Provisionning -------------------------------------- .. note:: Here we configure the Media Servers (MDS) for the phones. In XiVO webi #. Go to :menuselection:`Configuration --> Provisioning --> Template Line` #. Create a template line per MDS (below the example for mds1): #. :guilabel:`Unique name`: (e.g. mds1) - *note:* it **must be** the same name as the one defined in section :ref:`xds_xivo-define_media_server` #. :guilabel:`Displayed Name`: (e.g. Media Server 1) #. :guilabel:`Registrar Main`: (e.g. 10.32.5.101) #. :guilabel:`Proxy Main`: (e.g. 10.32.5.101) Media Servers connection to the XIVO database --------------------------------------------- .. note:: The MDS need to connect to the XiVO database. In file :file:`/var/lib/postgresql/11/main/pg_hba.conf` add an authorization **per mds** to connect to the db. Here you will probably want to use the Data IP of mdsX:: host asterisk all 10.32.4.201/32 md5 And reload the database configuration: .. code-block:: bash xivo-dcomp reload db .. _xds_xivo-smtp-relay: SMTP relay configuration ------------------------ .. note:: This step is specific to **XiVO Main** SMTP relay must be configured to receive voicemail notifications from media servers. :ref:`mail` on XiVO must be configured also. #. Create custom template for postfix configuration: .. code-block:: bash mkdir -p /etc/xivo/custom-templates/mail/etc/postfix/ cp /usr/share/xivo-config/templates/mail/etc/postfix/main.cf /etc/xivo/custom-templates/mail/etc/postfix/ #. Open :file:`/etc/xivo/custom-templates/mail/etc/postfix/main.cf` for editing #. Add MDS Data IP value to the ``mynetworks`` option: .. code-block:: diff mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8 [::1/128] + 10.32.0.101/32 #. Update configuration .. code-block:: bash xivo-update-config .. _xds_xivo-rsync-init: XDS File Synchronization ------------------------ .. note:: You need to do this manual step on **XiVO Main** for the file sync to take place. See :ref:`xds_file_sync` page for the feature description. #. Rename files in synced dir (and mainly custom dialplans in ``/etc/asterisk/extensions_extra.d/``) which should not be synchronized to be prefixed with ``xds_override``. All files named with this prefix will be excluded from synchronization. #. Initialize synchronization of dialplans by running the command: .. code-block:: bash xivo-xds-sync -i .. note:: The initialization will: #. generate a ssh key pair: ``~/.ssh/rsync_xds`` and ``~/.ssh/rsync_xds.pub`` #. copy the public key to ``/usr/share/xivo-certs/`` #. make the public key available at ``https://XIVO_HOST/ssh-key`` #. create cron job ``/etc/cron.d/xivo-xds-sync`` to schedule the synchronization .. _xds_edge-configuration: Edge configuration ================== .. warning:: If an edge is already configured and you are switching from a normal setup to an XDS one, do not forget to do the following configuration on the edge side. For edge 3 VM, see :ref:`edge_config_3serverssipproxy`. For edge on a single VM, see :ref:`edge_config_1serverconf`. .. _xds_mds-configuration: Media Server Configuration ========================== Requirements ------------ On *server2* install a **Debian 11** with: * ``amd64`` architecture, * ``en_US.UTF-8`` locale, * ``ext4`` filesystem * a hostname correctly set (files :file:`/etc/hosts` and :file:`/etc/hostname` must be coherent). Before installing the MDS you **have to** have added: * the MDS to the XiVO configuration (see :ref:`xds_xivo-define_media_server` section) Installation ------------ .. important:: The MDS installer will ask you: * the XiVO Data IP Address * the Media Server you're installing (taken from the Media Server you declared at step :ref:`xds_xivo-define_media_server`) * the Media Server Data IP * the Reporting Server IP (i.e. the XiVO UC/CC with reporting features - database, xivo_stats ...) To install the MDS, download the XiVO installation script: .. code-block:: bash wget http://mirror.xivo.solutions/mds_install.sh chmod +x mds_install.sh and run it: .. important:: Use ``-a`` switch to chose **the same version** as your XiVO (mds0) .. code-block:: bash ./mds_install.sh -a 2022.10-latest When prompted: * give the IP of XiVO (mds0): (e.g. 10.32.0.2) * select the MDS you're installing: (e.g. mds1) * enter the MDS Data IP: (e.g. 10.32.0.101) * and finally the Reporting Server Data IP: /etc/asterisk/manager.d/02-xuc.conf << EOF [xuc] secret = muq6IWgNU1Z deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 permit=10.32.5.9/255.255.255.255 read = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user,dtmf,originate,dialplan write = system,call,log,verbose,command,agent,user,dtmf,originate,dialplan writetimeout = 10000 EOF #. Restart the services:: xivo-service restart all .. _xds_mds-mail-conf: Mail configuration ------------------ The install script installs and configures postfix: * to relay mails towards the XiVO Main - see ``relayhost`` parameter in :file:`/etc/postfix/main.cf` file, * and use the content of :file:`/etc/mailname` file as the domain part of the from address - see ``myorigin`` parameter in :file:`/etc/postfix/main.cf`. .. note:: Note that the content of :file:`/etc/mailname` file is taken during installation from the domain if set or the hostname. Therefore if mail sent from the MDS are not correctly relayed by the XiVO Main, you should check and play with the value of the :file:`/etc/mailname` file. And then reload the postfix if needed ``service postfix reload``. Outgoing Call Configuration =========================== Create the Provider Trunk ------------------------- Add on the XiVO the trunk towards your provider (it can be an ISDN or SIP trunk). When creating the trunk, select the Media Server on which it will be located. Create Outgoing Call Rule ------------------------- .. note:: This outgoing call rule will handle outgoing call from XDS to Provider. In XiVO Webi: #. Go to :menuselection:`Services --> IPBX --> Call Management --> Outgoing calls` #. Create a route for XDS: #. Call pattern: X. #. Trunks: #. (after opening the advanced form) Caller ID:
.. _xds_cc-configuration: XiVO CC Configuration ===================== On *server3*: * install a XiVO CC (see :ref:`ccinstallation`) * configure it * before starting it, change the :ref:`AMI configuration ` on XiVO. .. _xds_webrtc-configuration: Enable WebRTC on MDS -------------------- WebRTC users can be configured on the MDS if you follow this manual procedure. These steps are to be done on the XiVO CC/UC (i.e. CTI Server). #. First, create a directory :file:`/etc/docker/nginx/sip_proxy/` and the inside the file :file:`sip_proxy.conf`: .. code-block:: bash mkdir -p /etc/docker/nginx/sip_proxy/ cd /etc/docker/nginx/sip_proxy/ touch sip_proxy.conf #. Then edit this file :file:`sip_proxy.conf` and add the following template section *for each MDS on which there will be WebRTC users*. .. code-block:: nginx location /wssip-MDS_NAME { auth_request /validatetoken; proxy_pass http://MDS_VOIP_IP:5039/ws; include /etc/nginx/xivo/proxy-ws_params; include /etc/nginx/xivo/proxy_params; keepalive_timeout 180s; } #. Then replace: * ``MDS_NAME`` with mdsX (i.e. mds1, the technical name of your MDS) * ``MDS_VOIP_IP`` with the (e.g. 10.32.5.101). #. Then, you have to edit file :file:`docker-xivocc.yml`, in /etc/docker/compose/ Add the highlighted line in the volumes section of the nginx service: .. code-block:: yaml :emphasize-lines: 5 nginx: ... volumes: - /etc/docker/nginx/sip_proxy:/etc/nginx/sip_proxy #. Finally, apply the changes on your nginx docker container: .. code-block:: bash xivocc-dcomp up -d Known Limitations ================= Agent states after XUC restart ------------------------------ Restarting XUC server with active calls in XDS environment will result in having some agents in incorrect state. Please see the note in :ref:`restarting ` XUC server with active calls.