How to setup Database authenticator

For automating telephone access management in your IT system, the Ozeki Phone System provides an outstanding opportunity to connect VoIP phones to your PBX without adding any new SIP extension on the GUI of your phone system. Database Authenticator SQL API enables to create SIP accounts and authenticate extensions by simply keeping your database up to date. In this guide you will see how to install and configure Database authenticator SQL API in Ozeki Phone System.

Step 1: How to install Database authenticator SQL API
Step 2: How to configure Database authenticator SQL API
Step 3: Table structure
Step 4: Create table scripts

Step 1: How to install Database authenticator SQL API

On the next page, click on the Install button right next to the Database authenticator SQL API (Figure 4).

Step 2: How to configure Database authenticator SQL API

In this step you will see how to configure Database authenticator SQL API.

Database Authenticator has an SQL Templates tab. The following figure shows the SQL queries makes it possible to verify if a SIP account is available or not in your database. The following values will be selected from the database:

• username: The phone number of the SIP extension.
• authname: The authorization name is used for authentication purposes.
• password: The password is also used for authentication.

Step 3: Table structure

After the Database Authenticator SQL API has been configured in the Ozeki Phone System XE, you need to create the database tables for Database Authenticator SQL API. Use the following table layout:

• ozpbxusers table

Step 4: Create table scripts

Microsoft SQL Server

-- -----------------------------------------------------
-- Table `OzekiPBX`.`ozpbxusers`
-- -----------------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE ozpbxusers
(
authname varchar(45) PRIMARY KEY,
username varchar(45) NOT NULL,
password varchar(45) NOT NULL,
)
			

Microsoft SQL Express

CREATE TABLE ozpbxusers
(
authname varchar(45) PRIMARY KEY,
username varchar(45) NOT NULL,
password varchar(45) NOT NULL,
)
			

Oracle

CREATE TABLE ozpbxusers
(
authname varchar(45) PRIMARY KEY,
username varchar(45) NOT NULL,
password varchar(45) NOT NULL,
)
			

MySQL

CREATE  TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `ozpbxusers` (
`authname` varchar(45) NOT NULL,
`username` varchar(45) NOT NULL,
`password` varchar(45) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`authname`),
UNIQUE INDEX `username_UNIQUE` (`username` ASC))
ENGINE = InnoDB
DEFAULT CHARACTER SET = utf8;
			

PostgreSQL

CREATE TABLE ozpbxusers
(
authname varchar(45) PRIMARY KEY,
username varchar(45) NOT NULL,
password varchar(45) NOT NULL
}
			

CREATE TABLE ozpbxusers (
authname char(45) NOT NULL,
username char(45) NOT NULL,
password char(45) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (authname)
}
			

DB2

CREATE TABLE ozpbxusers
(authname varchar(45) NOT NULL,
username varchar(45) NOT NULL,
password varchar(45) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (authname)}
			

Informix

CREATE TABLE ozpbxusers
(
authname char(45) PRIMARY KEY,
username char(45) NOT NULL,
password char(45) NOT NULL
}
			

FoxPro

CREATE TABLE ozpbxusers
(authname C(45) PRIMARY KEY,
username C(45) NOT NULL,
password C(45) NOT NULL}
			

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact us at info@ozekiphone.com.

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