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Ok, so we're back and we will take a look at our
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Unity Express module.
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It should have rebooted properly.
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And we'll log in as admin and cisco.
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And we'll also go take a look at the command line interface.
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And actually I meant to do a sh run paged
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That's ok, we can just scroll, not a problem.
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So we see that -- actually let's scroll up to the top.
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We see that it created the user names for us. The admin
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was the one that was created during the initial command line
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session just after the web -- or I'm sorry, just after the command
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line wizard had been run and the reboot.
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It created the admin user. It created...
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if we scroll down
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it created the group name administrators and it placed
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the member admin in there and then also when we imported
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the user DHume or Desmond Hume
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we ticked the box for administrator so it placed him in the administrator's
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user group as well.
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So it created the user JFord and DHume.
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It listed their extension or phone number as Unity Express
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calls them.
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It created the application auto attendant for us.
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Actually that was already there, but it assigned some
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values in terms of the operator extension in terms of the call-in number.
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If we scroll down, the JTAPI sub system has now been
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populated with 3801 and 3802
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as the CTI ports.
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It has all three CCM manager addresses,
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credentials, the SIP sub system
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for fallback mode.
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And then it has the trigger JTAPI application for
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phone number for the application auto attendant.
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Another JTAPI trigger 3700 for the telephony user interface
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or greetings prompt management.
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And the JTAPI phone number of 3800 for
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general Voice mail as the pilot.
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Ok, and it also has CCN SIP phone numbers for those
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as well, so it will work in JTAPI during normal
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operations to CUCM and then in fallback to SIP mode
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for CME as SRST, it will work as well.
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Whoops.
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Pardon my scroll.
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And finally, it created Voice mailbox -- Voice mailboxes.
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Ok, so let's go ahead and test that functionality
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real briefly.
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And then we're going to move on to Unity Connection.
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So it looks like I actually need to log back into this
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because I've been out for too long.
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And we'll go ahead and bring up Branch 2 Phone 2
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and Branch 2 Phone 1
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We'll resize these windows.
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Ok, so if I just -- well, let's actually go ahead and
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bring up corporate headquarter phone 1 as well.
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And so if I have corporate headquarter phone 1
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dial over to let's say 3002
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and over on 3002
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I see that I could just hit IDivert.
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I'll do that.
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And...
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So we're just leaving a test message here.
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I believe 3002 was Desmond, if so, call me back.
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If had the wrong number, then don't.
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Ok, so I pressed hash and I got a response.
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Let's try it with urgent priority.
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So DTMF-relay worked properly.
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I pressed DTMF option hash and then 2
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and it looks like it worked properly.
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And I see the little envelope. Now, using -- if you're using your
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own phones, your own hardware phones connected to our racks,
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then you not only see the display, but you see the
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lamp light under the handset or where the handset would
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go if you don't choose to use the handsets and instead
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bring that little hook flash up a little bit to keep the --
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or I'm sorry, bring the wall handset hanger up, little knob
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up a little bit to keep the hook flash depressed.
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That's what I do just for simplicity and cleanliness
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in my desktop.
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But if you're using the Variphy insight remote
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client, then what you will see is the little envelope
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and also if you click over on device -- I'm sorry, not device
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but hardware, you should see message waiting is either
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yes or no, so MWI worked properly. We never set any
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MWI DNs on our CUCM, but of course we are
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currently homed to the CUCM.
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So if I do settings 3 for device, 1 for Unified CM
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configuration, we see that we have a Unified CM 1,
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2 which are active in standby respectively.
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And we have 3 which is SRST.
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Ok, so active if I go back up to option 1 and click
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select, we should see that this is the subscriber, so
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this phone is currently homed to the subscriber
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on the CUCM cluster and MWI is working properly
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everything through JTAPI.
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Ok, we could make sure that MWI off works
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just by listening to the Voice mail if we so desire.
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We should probably test that at some point. We will probably
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-- I guess we could go ahead and do that now.
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We can -- let's just set the pin.
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So let's say user jford -- actually I don't remember
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which was which, but we'll just go ahead and set both.
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User jford pin will be let's say 12345
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and user jford password will be let's say cisco.
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User dhume pin 12345 and user dhume password will be cisco.
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Ok, we'll write the router or write the CUE configuration.
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And now we'll go ahead and try to login to Voice mail using the
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messages button.
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Now it wants us to go through the tutorial.
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I don't really want to go through the tutorial.
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So it takes a little while to write this configuration.
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I was hoping it would be done by now.
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Here we go.
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Let's say -- is it under user jford?
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No, it must be under mailbox.
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Sorry voice mail mailbox
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for the owner of jford.
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And we'll say no tutorial.
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And say voice mailbox owner dhume
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no tutorial
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and then we will...
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exit back out. We could do a write, we're just going to
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go ahead and get into our messages.
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So again DTMF working properly.
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We went ahead and deleted it.
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I've hung up.
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We don't see the message waiting. We don't see you have Voice mail
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down here under hardware
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message waiting says no.
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So everything works properly for CUE.
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