Signing in always has two steps: the password, then a six-digit authenticator code.
Where the first password comes from
On Linux, the first start asks in the terminal. Use that username and password on the web sign-in page. The prompts are Admin username, Admin password, and Confirm admin password.
On Windows, the program starts from the tray and does not ask in a console. The first sign-in is admin / admin. Change it on the Calls page. While that initial password is still in use, phone registration stays off and the admin shows a reminder.
Authenticator
- After the correct password, the page shows a QR code and a manual key.
- Add it in an authenticator application. The issuer name is dotSIP.
- Enter the six-digit code.
- Store the eight recovery codes that appear next. Each code works once.
The next sign-in asks for the password and then the current code. A recovery code signs you in and clears the authenticator, so the following sign-in shows a new QR code.
License
Open License.
- Copy the installation ID shown on the page.
- In your account on dotsip.eu, add an installation with that ID and copy the license key. The key starts with DSK1.
- Paste the key into the license field and save it, then run the check against the license server.
The admin opens even without a key. SIP lines register only when the license state is active, or in the warning state that still allows SIP. Until then the page says that no key is installed.
OpenAI
Open Models and save the API key on the live model the agent uses. There is no program-wide key and no environment variable for it. Lines can register without that key. A call that your route answers with an agent needs the key on that model before the voice session can start.
More admin users
Users creates more people who can open the admin. There are no separate roles. A new password must be at least 8 characters. You can reset another user’s authenticator or delete that user. Your own sign-in still requires the authenticator.