Install TLS root certificate on Certified SIP phones

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6.6 Install TLS root certificate on Certified SIP phones

If your TLS certificate is not supported by Yealink, you need to install the corresponding root certificate on each SIP phone, see

You can distribute the root certificate in the provisioning network, see help.enreach.com/controlcenter/latest.version/web/Swyx/en-EN/index.html#context/help/provisioning_network_$

The exact parameters you need to use for provisioning your own root certificate can be found in the common.cfg file in the provisioning template for your Yealink phone type.

You can upload the root certificate manually on the Yealink web interface.

Yealink models	Menu path
T4x	Trusted Certificates \| Tab Custom CA \| Import Trusted Certificates
T5x	Trusted Certificates \| Tab Custom CA \| Import Trusted Certificates

If the provisioning of phones cannot be performed via multicast due to the network infrastructure, you can also distribute the provisioning URL (e.g. https://172.20.1.1:9200/ippbx/client/v1.0/device/provision/) via DHCP option 66.

In this case, your DHCP server must support HTTPS protocol.

To install the root certificate during a new provisioning

You have installed your own TLS server certificate or a TLS server certificate from Let's Encrypt via SCST.

1 Distribute the root certificate in the provisioning network or upload the root certificate on each corresponding SIP phone.

If you use your own certificate, make sure that you upload a valid trusted root certificate.

2 Connect the corresponding SIP phones to the productive network.

The SIP phones are being provisioned.

To install the root certificate on already provisioned devices

1 Set up a provisional provisioning network to distribute your own TLS root certificate to all your certified SIP phones, see help.enreach.com/controlcenter/latest.version/web/Swyx/en-EN/index.html#context/help/provisioning_network_$

If you use your own certificate, make sure that you upload a valid trusted root certificate.

2 Connect the corresponding SIP phones to the productive network.

3 Update SwyxWare .

4 Perform the configuration in SCST to install the TLS server certificate, see 6.2 Use own TLS certificate

The SIP phones will be provisioned again.