
Configure the central to receive calls by enabling ADI and ANR, enabling the web interface and API, creating a user, enabling the allow list, then reboot to apply changes.
Prepare your UCM by enabling the API, adding a user, and configuring ADI/ANR for inbound calls via the web interface. Set allow list for security and reboot to apply changes.
Connect to the central by sending API and AMI data, log in with the default admin, enter central details, and open the essential port for browser access.
Explore how the Grandstream UCM call center uses an external program to monitor and control incoming calls, analyze cdr data, and block unwanted numbers.
Learn to connect Grandstream UCM to a central domain via IP or domain, set up admin access, monitor outbound calls using ABI/AMI, and export CDR data for analysis.
Demonstrate how a call blocker, as an external program, imports numbers from Excel, adds them to a blocker list, and automates blocking through the central web interface.
This course provides a complete, practical guide to using the Grandstream UCM Monitor application to track, manage, and control outbound call usage on Grandstream UCM PBX systems.
You will learn how to connect the application to Grandstream UCM devices, enable and configure the API, and monitor active calls and outbound minutes in real time. The course focuses on cost control, call visibility, and operational efficiency, making it ideal for real business and call-center environments.
Throughout the course, you will work with real monitoring scenarios, including call alerts, usage limits, call blocking, and detailed reporting. You will also learn how to export call data to Excel, analyze CDR records, and generate clear reports supported by visual charts.
By the end of this course, you will have the skills to confidently use the Grandstream UCM Monitor to reduce misuse, improve call management, and maintain full control over outbound communications — all through a simple, bilingual (Arabic/English) interface. In addition, the course explains best practices for securing API access, avoiding common configuration mistakes, and optimizing monitoring performance. You will also gain practical tips for daily operations, troubleshooting connection issues, and using reports to support management decisions and improve overall telecom governance and compliance standards.