Enterprise Tab

The Settings area includes fields for specifying basic Enterprise information.

NOTE: You cannot change this field after you create the Enterprise if PBX nodes have been defined. Once PBX nodes have been defined, this field cannot be deleted unless all PBX nodes are deleted first.

To configure Enterprise Settings:

1. If required, edit the following Enterprise settings:

• Description: (Required) Type a description for the Enterprise, for example, Acme Company-Phoenix Arizona. By default this field is blank. The Enterprise Description:
• is limited to 1-128 characters in length.
• must contain alpha-numeric characters (dashes included).
• cannot contain vertical bars (|).
• Enterprise domain: (Required) Type a domain for the Enterprise. The Enterprise domain does not need to be a resolvable DNS name or a registered domain name, however, it does need to follow the DNS suffix format. The Enterprise domain should be unique to the Enterprise so that peered servers do not have the same Enterprise domain. Mitel suggests using the site location or Enterprise ID as part of the Enterprise domain (for example, Phoenix.xyzcompany.com, where Phoenix is the Enterprise ID).
•  Voice mail server: (Optional) Type the IP address or the hostname of the Enterprise's NuPoint UM voice mail server, for example, phx-acme-Nupoint. If you do not have a NuPoint UM voice mail server, leave this field blank.

• Administrator e-mail: (Optional) Type the e-mail address for the MiCollab Client Service administrator. An e-mail message is sent to this address when On-Demand presence is enforced. Maximum length for this field is 255 characters.
• Switch type: This field is editable when there are no PBX nodes defined on the PBX nodes tab. Once the Switch type field is set, all PBX Nodes created will be that type.  After a PBX Node is created, the Switch type field cannot be changed unless all PBX Nodes are deleted.  
  When creating a new enterprise that will not have any PBX nodes and only have Teamwork Mode accounts, the switch type can be left at the default value of “Mitel Communications Director” (the value will be ignored).
• Collaboration server type: (Optional) Select a collaboration server to use with MiCollab Client. Options include:
• None (default)

• MiCollab Audio, Web and Video Conferencing

If you do not intend to use collaboration features, set this field to None (default). If you have already added and configured a collaboration server, you cannot configure the option here.

NOTE: The Mitel Your Assistant Collaboration Module is no longer supported as a collaboration server type. Refer to the Collaboration tab topic for more information.

• Avatar URL: To enable MiCollab Avatars for Aquarius 69xx Sets (6920, 6930 and 6940), configure the Avatar URL displayed in this field on MiVoice Business in Online Services URL Form.
• Language: (Required) Select a language for the Enterprise from the list. You can configure the language parameter on the Enterprise, PBX, or account level. The Enterprise language field sets the default language for all accounts on the Enterprise. The PBX language setting overrides the Enterprise setting, and the account setting overrides the PBX setting. The user's language setting determines which language the Welcome E-mail Message is generated in for that user.
• Time zone: (Required) Select the time zone where the Unified Communications server is physically located from the list box. The time zone where the Unified Communications server is located may be different than the time zone where the Enterprise is located.

2. Click Apply to save the information, or click Reset to clear your changes.

This feature enables the MiCollab Client administrator to configure either a Google Server, Office 365, or an Exchange Server from which the MiCollab Client clients can fetch calendar availability information and update their Dynamic Statuses. Exchange Integration supports Exchange 2007, Exchange 2007 SP1, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2010 SP1, Exchange 2010 SP2, Exchange 2010 SP3, Exchange 2013, and Exchange 2016.

From the Calendar Type pull-down menu, select Google, Office 365, or MS Exchange.

If you want to enable calendar integration, click the checkbox.

If MS Exchange or Office 365 is selected (if Google is selected go to step 4):

1. Enter the URL of your Exchange Server. The URL corresponds to Exchange Web Services (EWS). The exact URL depends on how your exchange server is configured, but is usually in the format https://<hostname>/EWS/exchange.asmx. For Office 365, refer to https://outlook.office365.com/ews/exchange.asmx.
2. The version of the Exchange Server is entered automatically when you successfully test the connection.

 NOTE: When connecting to a 2010 SP3 Exchange Server, the version may still be shown as SP2 on the MiCollab Client server-manager.

3. Enter the username and password that you use to log into the Exchange Server. This user does not necessarily have to have administrative privileges on the Exchange Server.  Any user who can view other users' calendar availability information will suffice. If you are unsure what to enter here, contact your Exchange Server administrator.
   1. If you want to use Impersonation, select the appropriate radio button. If Impersonation is enabled, then MiCollab Client client users will not have to provide their exchange password to use Calendar Integration. However, they still have to provide their Exchange username and primary e-mail address
   2. Enabling Impersonation can have security implications and requires administrative privileges on the Exchange Server.  
   3. If you want to use Delegation, select the appropriate radio button.

   Refer to the following Microsoft websites for more details:

Exchange 2007: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2602324/en-us

Exchange 2010: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2808208/en-us

Exchange 2013: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2926248

Exchange 2016: https://support.microsoft.com/en-in/kb/3134844

Settings required on Exchange Server for MiCollab Meeting Center

• Exchange Subscription Type selected as Impersonation or Delegation.

• For Impersonation, user need to have ApplicationImpersonation as Management Role and Access Rights as LimitedDetails.

• For Delegation, user need to have Access Rights as LimitedDetails.

Use following command to change Management Role on Exchange Management Shell, where serviceAccount is username:

New-ManagementRoleAssignment –Name:impersonationAssignmentName –Role:ApplicationImpersonation –User:serviceAccount

Use following command to change Access Rights on Exchange Management Shell:

Add-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity user1@mitel.com:\Calendar -User user2@mitel.com -AccessRights LimitedDetails

where,

user1: user ID of the mailbox or calendar you want to get access to.

user2: user ID of the service account you use or configure on Admin portal.

 

4. You can access the Advanced Calendar Integration Settings. The default values for these settings works appropriately under most circumstances so normally, these do not need to be adjusted. Change them only if you have very particular needs, such as high network latency. Be aware that changing these values affects calendar integration across ALL enterprises.  
5. Test your connection to ensure that MiCollab Client can connect to either the Google Server or Exchange Server and communicate with it properly. If after clicking on the Test Connection button you receive an error stating "Invalid calendar server credentials", you need to troubleshoot the issue.
6. Click Apply to save the changes or Reset to clear the changes.

This area provides a table of trusted servers for MiCollab Client. After you configure peering with one or more MiCollab Client Services, they are automatically added to this table.

The table includes three columns:

• Description: Indicates the description you provide for the trusted server.
• IP address/hostname: Indicates the server's IP address or hostname.
• Type: Indicates one of the following trusted server types:
• Presence Proxy: Presence proxy servers are required to provide presence information such as status and login notification to remote users. If you do not have any remote users (all users are located at the site where the Unified Communications server is located), you do not need to add presence proxy servers.
• IM: An IM trusted server provides Instant Messaging presence to MiCollab Client users on the local Enterprise.
• Peer: A peer trusted server provides presence information for corporate contacts on peered MiCollab Client Services.

You can complete the following tasks for trusted servers:

• Click the Add Server link to add a new trusted server.
• Click the server name link to edit the corporate location.
• Delete a trusted server.

  If you delete a peered server, you can also delete it as a trusted server, as part of your cleanup activities.

  To delete a trusted server:

  1. Select the server you want to delete from the Trusted Servers table.

  2. Click the Delete Server link. A dialog box appears prompting you to confirm the deletion.

  3. Click OK to delete the server, or click Cancel to cancel the deletion.

The Launchpad is an area on the MiCollab Client Desktop Client interface where the user can quickly navigate to a URL, dial a phone number, run a program, or explore a folder. The Launchpad entries that you configure here apply to every user that is licensed for the Launchpad feature.

This area of the Enterprise tab provides a table that lists the Launchpad entries you add for MiCollab Client. The table includes three columns:

• Label: Indicates the label or description that you provide for Launchpad entry.
• Action: Indicates what occurs when the user accesses the Launchpad item. There are two actions that you can configure for the user: Dial a number, and Browse to a URL.
• Value: Indicates the phone number or URL that corresponds to the action you selected.

You can Add, Edit, and Delete Launchpad entries. Any changes you make to Launchpad settings will not be shown in the Desktop Client until the user restarts the client.

The MiCollab Client Desktop Client supports several headsets and handsets (see list under Requirements).

To use a USB device with MiCollab Client, users must create a USB device profile using the MiCollab Client Desktop Client. If the user's account includes the User can manage USB device profiles option (Account Details Page – Account Settings – USB Devices), he or she can upload the profile to the Unified Communications server.

The USB devices displayed in this area include the device information from the profiles created and uploaded by users. The device information is read-only and cannot be edited. You can however, Sort the information and Delete USB devices from the server.

This area of the Enterprise tab includes fields for specifying plus dialing settings.

 NOTE: Starting with MiCollab Client 5.1, some of the dialed digit processing happens locally within MiCollab Client clients. Due to this, if some dialing settings are changed in the server-manager, all clients within that enterprise (or for that PBX) should be restarted. Following are the settings affected by this:

•  At the enterprise level:
• Plus Dialing settings -> Country code
• Plus Dialing settings -> International access code
• Plus Dialing settings -> Long distance access code
• At the PBX Node details level:
• Plus Dialing settings -> Country code
• Plus Dialing settings -> International access code
• Plus Dialing settings -> Long distance access code
• Extension length
• Dialing prefix

The plus dialing settings include:

• Country code:  This field should be set to the country code of the country where the PBX resides.  If an E.164 call is placed to a number within the user's "home" country, the country code will be stripped off of the digit string by MiCollab Client.
  
• International access code: This field indicates the international dial code that must be dialed for international calls from the country where the PBX resides. If the MiCollab Client determines that the call is being placed outside of the user's country (based on the PBX country code), MiCollab Client will pre-pend the International Prefix.
  
• Long distance access code: This field indicates the Toll digit for the country where the user's PBX resides. For any E.164 dialed calls within the user's home country, MiCollab Client will prepend the toll digit.  
  

 NOTE: It is important that sites using E.164 (plus dialing) settings set up ARS on the PBXs to strip the Toll Digit for local calls.

 NOTE: During an avatar search, the CLID translation string is stripped off from the directory number.

CLID Translation: For more details on this field, please refer to the help for CLID translation field in the PBX Node Details page.

 NOTE: If CLID Translation is explicitly specified at the PBX node level, that setting will override the CLID Translation setting at the enterprise level.

This area of the Enterprise tab includes the default values that will apply to MiCollab Client accounts when they are created. The values you configure here apply to all accounts whether you create them manually (Adding and Editing Accounts), or you create them automatically by configuring an AD/LDAP or PBX Node synchronizer (Synchronization tab).

If required, you can edit the values for any account from the Account Details page.

To configure default account settings:

1. Configure the account Login Settings:

• Country: Select the country that the MiCollab Client users reside in. By default, this option is set to United States.
• PBX node: Select the PBX node that services users from the list box. The list includes all the PBX nodes you have configured on the PBX Nodes tab. If you have not configured PBX Nodes yet, the list box is empty.
• Account code length: Account codes provide a way to track phone usage. Select the account code length from the list box. Options include 0-12. You can configure account code details on the ACD Settings tab.
• Enable ACD features in client: Select this option to provide users with Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) features in the MiCollab Client Desktop Client.
• Allow user to upload display picture: Determines if users can upload their own display picture from the Desktop Client.
• Allow picture download support for Previous Clients (unsecure): Allows users to download picture for previous MiCollab Clients.
• Enable E911 Warning: Displays a warning whenever the user launches the softphone client. The warning states that the softphone may not be able make calls to the appropriate emergency 911 public safety authorities in some locations.
• Enable Self Deployment: Allows the user to self-deploy MiCollab Client.
• Provision new MiCollab Client for PC: Select to provision MiCollab Client for PC for all users under the Enterprise. By default, this option is disabled.
• Enable TLS certificate validation for legacy clients: Select to enable validation of TLS certificate for legacy clients. By default, this option is disabled.
• Corporate Directory Settings:
• Download limit
• The (Really Simple Syndication) RSS Window is an optional embedded window that provides RSS feeds from a selected URL to the user's Desktop Client. Configure the following RSS Window settings:
• URL: Type the URL to use as the default RSS Window location.
• Always on: Select this option if you want the RSS Window to always appear on the user's Desktop Client.
• User modifiable: Select this option if you want to allow users to change the default URL.
• Select a Collaboration Server from the list. The list includes all the collaboration servers you have configured on the Collaboration tab. If you have not configured collaboration servers yet, this field displays the message, "No collaboration servers defined."
• If desired, enable the Users can manage MiCollab corporate locations. This field allows users to manage Corporate Locations from their MiCollab Mobile Client and upload the information to the MiCollab Client Service. By default, this option is disabled.
• The MiCollab Client Desktop Client supports various Universal Serial Bus (USB) devices. Configure account USB Devices options:
• User can configure local USB devices: Select this option to allow users to configure USB devices in the MiCollab Client Desktop Client.
• User can manage USB device profiles: Select this option to allow users to manage (upload, edit, delete) USB device profiles on the Unified Communications server from their desktop client. When you enable this option, the User can configure local USB devices option is automatically enabled.

2. Click Apply to save the information, or click Reset to clear your changes.

This area of the Enterprise tab allows you to manage corporate locations for use on the MiCollab Client Mobile client. The corporate locations table includes the following information:

• Name: The name that you provided for the location.
• Radius: The circular area surrounding the location.
• Latitude: The latitude of the location.
• Longitude: The longitude of the location.

You can complete the following tasks for corporate locations:

• Click the Add Location link to add a new corporate location.
• Click the location name link to edit the corporate location.
• Click to show the corporate location on Google Maps™.
• Delete a corporate location.

  To delete a corporate location:

  1. Select the corporate location that you want to delete from the table.

  2. Click the Delete Location link. A dialog box appears prompting you to confirm the deletion.

  3. Click OK to delete the server, or click Cancel to cancel the deletion.

This field allows the option to Show Missed Calls for Key Line. Once enabled, the Call History will display missed calls for key line numbers.
This feature is disabled by default.

When this option is enabled, clients are required to change their password on initial login. This option is enabled by default.

Check to enable MiTeam. MiTeam provides Cloud-based collaboration features for UCC Premium users. Note that MiTeam is only supported for MiCollab Client Integrated mode. Refer to the MiCollab Client Administrator Guide for MiTeam integration requirements.

The textbox contains the default from email address for sending notifications mails. The default value is uca.no.reply@<servername>.<domain name>.

The address can be changed so that emails will be sent from the updated email address.