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So now let´s go ahead and talk about and actually,
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show demomstration of the gooey or the graph
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Cisco interface or web user interface, whatever
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you prefer to call it for CME.
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And we´re running with the new verion of 8.5
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currently on IOS 15.1.2t. So let´s just go
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ahead and be sure that we have everything in place
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Let´s do a show run type 2 section for username
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for http or telefany
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and we´ve got a user verify for our phones but we´ve also got
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the user admin with password CCIE Cisco.
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We´ve got our http server enabled.Authentication is done locally.
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We´ve got a new path which is flash colon
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CME dash 85 dash gooey because that´s in flash where our html files are.
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And under telefany service
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Let´s scroll down. We´ve got a few things here, first of all
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we wanted to take a look, we´ve got dn web edit enabled.
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And we could also enable time web edit.
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But we´re using NTP, so we don´t really want
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to allow the user to change the time from the webpage.
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We werent using NTP we certainly could allow that
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with another command there. We´ve got
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a number of different, really 3 different levels of access.
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to the web based user interface for CME stand alone.
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And those are the system admin and then a customer admin
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and then we´ve also got the individual user admin
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and of course the users, show run type2 section ephone space space 1.
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We´ve got under each ephone, we have a username
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and then a password, so that would be the user pass that
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an individual user would use to log in
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and access any of their allowed settings.
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So the idea of the 3 separate areas, the user
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and then the system admin and customer admin
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obvious separation or distinction between admin and user
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but the distinction between the customer admin and system admin,
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what´s that? Well the idea is that many times
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Unified Communications Systems are put in by
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by consultants and those consultants need
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whether they want to or not but they need to give their
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their customers a degree of control over the system.
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However, they don´t typically to gove them access to everything
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and in CUCM we can obviously set up multiple different
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groups and subsequent roles and even as we´ve
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look at get very granuler in the details of what
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those roles contain and what they can do.
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So we can have many many many levels of accessing CUCM
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in CME or CUCME, we have
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a lot more limited control, we have the system admin which is
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the person who implemented the system and this has full control.
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So here my username is admin and my password is CCIE Cisco.
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And then I have my customer admin, so I´ve got this labeled as
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CUST dash admin is the username and the password is Cisco.
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But I also have the ability to do is web customized load file
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and I can specify it from local flash or from a TFTP server
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I´ve got this pointed to my laptop right now and I can
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paste in this xml file. Now the xml file does have a specific format
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and I´ll drag over the example, the example that you
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can get or the sample that I took this from
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can be found in the CME administration guide on the document website.
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And so I´m bringing this up in a editor which
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actually has different colors based on the
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whether it´s in element or whether it´s in actual value
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because it recognizes it as xml. So
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we´ve got these different levels, at the top is just
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the presentation level and then we´ve got
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basically these 5 submenus or sublevels
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main menu, extension that I should not be there.
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It was accidental key stroke. Phone, system and function
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and within these we can say whether the customer
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whether we actually show the ability to add an extension
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or not to the customer, currently delete extension is hidden,
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I might show that. Add a phone is hidden.
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I might show that for instance, and delete phone.
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And you´ll see that those were hidden as soon as we open the
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graph user interface, the web based interface.
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And then we´ll upload the new version of this
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which is in my tftp booth on CME custom client privs
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.xml which is the name of the file here.
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And you´ll see that once we shut down our browser and open it back up
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you´ll see the changes applied. So we can be granular
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with what specificaly we show or hide from the customer.
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And actually down here when we get to system, we not only have
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hide and show, but we also have attribute equals
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change or attribute equals both. So the
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attribute equals change gives the user the ability to
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change the attribute, but not necessarily to see
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the current one which is a little bit strange.
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And both allows them to see it and change it
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of course this would need to be show.
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OK? So we´ll go ahead and save that file to that tftp area
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but I won´t download it, yet. So right now you see this file
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or this command with the file already here.
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However, in much the same way as we have
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a music on hold file specified here somwhere, where is it, there it is
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from flash or when we did,you know look at BACD.
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We had to load TCL files, anytime we´re loading a file
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in to the IOS router, it is not that we´re specifying
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you know this goes for anything an http
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custom webpage for a banner, for the http web server
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in IOS. Anything that we´re loading or specifying a file
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whether be it on flash or tftp or some other remote
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share ftp or scp or whatever.
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It´s never that we´re specifying it to the IOS router
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and then the router, every single time it needs
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to use it, it goes to pull it from that location
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from flash or tftp or wherever. It is that when you specify it
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it pulls it and immediately, dynamically pulls it
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in to running memory and it serves it from memory.
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So if I need to make a change, I need to actually go
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implement this command again. Once I´ve made my change
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in my editor, saved it, make sure you know my
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tftp server is running, there´s not a firewall blocking it.
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And then issue this command again to
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pull that file a new in to running memory.
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OK, so we have everything set up. Let´s go ahead and login
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to our CME which by the way is
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this is a realm it´s access, I just want to
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point out ITS is the IP telefany system
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what the original name for CME was.
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So let me go to admin or user admin and
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password, i think it was CCIE Cisco. That was Cisco for the
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other user and the address that we´re going to go out
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to is the IP address of the router, maybe even more specifically under
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telefany service here, under my CME section.
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I probably want to go to the IP address
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of the source address or CME.
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Forward slash CCME .html and this hasn´t change
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from any of the versions really this
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interface really hasn´t change, in fact if you see
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the copyright only goes to 2007, you can see that the
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interface hasn´t change for quite some time,
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reeal state probably would have updated that.
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Unlike CUE which has certainly change and
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look at that new one, when the time comes.
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So here I´m in the full administration page and there´s not a lot here.
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It should certainly be noted that we have
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really 3 ways to provision CME, one is with the
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software client, the third party, well not third party client it´s
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native to Cisco, but it´s not native embedded within an IOS router.
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But the client, software client called Cisco professional.
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That is one way that we have capabilities to provision phones and users.
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Then we have the web based user interface and then we have
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of course the command line and they go in that order
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in terms of from least functionality, Cisco professional has
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the least amount of abillity to change, the least amount of items
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to the CME web based, user interface which has
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more functionality than Cisco professional, but not a lot.
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So it´s got the next amount of, next highest ability to change
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or add or provision features and then we go to the command line
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where we have absolute 100% control over, not over
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not only everything in CME but of course in everything in the
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entire system in general, the entire IOS router
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which gives us a lot of the functionality of CME, so for instance
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We´ve talked about or depending on where this sequence
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falls, we´ll talk about the dial plan and
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and dial peers, translation rules, things like that.
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Things that make up the ability to call, out to the PSTN
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or even over to another remote trunk netwrok site.
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However, none of those fall within the telefany server.
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So you don´t find any information or ability to provision anything
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In the actual web interface because they fall outside of
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communication manager express and they fall more
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as the function of the router, but of course in the
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command line that´s where we have the ability to do all of that.
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So I can certainly look at extensions in the system.
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I can add an extension, when I add an extension
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I can determine what type is it, is it just a normal extension, is it
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is it a intercom based extension, which changes my
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below possible attributes, is it paging.
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So you know now I have multicast and port
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which aren´t there for intercom, but intercom has
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the ability you know to say Barge in yes or no, auto answer yes or no
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message waiting indicator is it on off or both.
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A park slot, information about that, so I´ve got a lot of
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information there and sequence number, this is
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tag, notice it doesn´t give me any options.
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1 through 4 and this is because well first
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it gives me options up to 100 and I am limited
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there by my max dn 100.
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But in terms of, let´s do show run type 2 begin telefany service.
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If I scroll down below telafny service and below ephone template.
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I see ephone dn 1, 2, 3, 4 and then I see 11 and 12
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and then my ephones, so 5 was the first one available
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but I don´t see pat 10, I don´t see 11 and 12 because they´re use.
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So these are the tag or index numbers.
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So I can provision that, I can give it a name.
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You know let´s just go ahead and do one hear, let´s just say
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we´ll do 6003 tag 5 is fine extension normal, let´s say
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CME Branch2 Phone3, I want to block caller ID.
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Sure, let´s block caller ID. Give it a line text label
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a description. Remember description is going to fall at the top right
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of the phone display, so it would take the place
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of external phone number mask which is what is field in CUCM not in CME
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but external phone number mask in CUCM shows at the top right.
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Description here is going to show at the top right
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if it´s the first dn on the device.
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0:14:02
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So maybe I would say 0207033003, I´m sorry
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in this case where at 6003, give it label.
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Maybe I would say something similar, extension 6003
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call forward busy. I can either manually do this or
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tell unity express to retro actively provision that
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3850, 3850 time out. This one I want to be
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a little bit longer than the rest, so maybe 16 seconds or 4 rings
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a secondary number if I have the desire for one
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and I can say, if we have SIP proxy server or
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h323 gate keeper server and we´re going to register
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to either one, do I want both, just the primary number just
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the secondary number or neither to register.
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So there´s a lot of things, I can have a single, dual or octoline mode.
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Cors hunt stop on or off, hunt stop channel on or off so
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hunting between if I have an octo line, I´ve got
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8 channels, 8 media channels. Do I want hunting on
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and currently it is, so hunt stop is stop
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hunting and off means don´t stop hunting so
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unfortunately, CME takes this double negative approach so
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hunting between media channels is on which means I have call waiting
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hunt stop, this is just between other dns
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with other sequence numbers that share my 60003, if there are any.
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And currently hunt stop is on which means do stop hunting.
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OK, so I would not look for another 6003, unless I turn that off.
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Anyhow, I can change preference, preference for primary
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preference for secondary number. So for instance
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I could have 0206036003
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of course that would probably be covered by a dial plan
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pattern command, but if I didn´t , I could have that there.
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And you know hold alert, am I a part of a pick up group?
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Should I participate night service? Do I want to call forward all?
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Do I want normal or SIP relay MWI? Anyhow,
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I´m not going over every single feature in every single
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page, but I just wanted to give you an overview of somethins is
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basic, but also important as adding an extension
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Do I want to add this extension to a new phone? I could say OK,
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but I don´t really have any other phones that are registered
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to the system, auto registered. These 2 are the
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software skinny MTPs that are in the router
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but I don´t really have another phone, so it´s just going to show up
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at 60003 here. It´s not registered any phone, if I go back to IOS.
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I see that, remember I created dn sequence number or tag 5
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which was 6003, so dn 5 and it was an octo channel. So
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dn 5.1, so Channel 1 through channel 8 just
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change state to up for their virtual DSPs.
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So show run type2, actually I already have that, again telefany.
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We only went 1 through 5, and then jump to 11 before.
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I´m sorry 1 through 4, and then jump to 11. So now we have this
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dn 5 here, that´s an octo line. I´ve got my primary, secondary
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I´ve got all sorts of information. Caller ID block, no hunt stop,
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MWI SIP, a lot of things that I added from the CME web user interface.
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I have the ability to see information about the ephones, themselves.
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What dns, so dn 2 is associated to line 1 here.
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This happens to be ephone 2, doesn´t need to be to have ephone dn 2
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they´re just tags, do I want video enabled?
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Do I want auto line selection enabled for inbound or
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incoming only or inbound and outbound
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or disable? So another words if I hit speaker phone or headset,
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do I automatically select the line, the primary line
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0:18:21
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or do I disable that and you have to select the line?
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OK?
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Do I have speed dials provisioned, am I a part of a paging group
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I can just select whichever paging goups they´re already
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exist which is dn 6888 or number 6888.
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0:18:38
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I have my username and I can change my password,
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0:18:42
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there´s already a password there. Do I want this paging to be unicast?
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0:18:46
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No. So multicast or unicast, yes. Things of that nature.
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OK? I´ve also got a few the systems parameter
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not everything, but I do have a few of them.
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So I can take a look at add directory names
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0:19:06
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deal with the dial plan pattern command which we don´t have set, yet.
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All sorts of things that I can do, that we´ve already done
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in the command line, but we certainly want to take a look at
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that we have the ability to provision here in the
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web based interface. I can define a message waiting server
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which actually, now that this is change over to the SIP dash UA.
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This MWI server is provisioned here under
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global config as a sub configuration of global config SIP UA.
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And so, I don´t provision that under telefany service which is why
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it shows it to me here, but it´s not giving me the option to change it.
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If I were under telefany service and I said MWI SIP server.
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And I specify the IP 177.1.250.254
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It would say this command line is block
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please use SIP UA to configure the server, it´s moved
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to a new location and that´s why it showing me that
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information, but not allowing me to change it.
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Pilot number to the voicemail save update, create CNF files
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and look at call history list, and that´s pretty much it.
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And I don´t have any call history list within the past 24 hours,
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this is going to show you recent calls, you do have
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the ability to save all of your calls using
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the billing server so off load your calls
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through sys log or some toher means like that.
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However, it only keeps a bery short duration of calls.
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OK, do I want to create new CNF files, that´s just the same thing
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as going to telefany service and saying create
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CNF, just going out and creating those files again.
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OK, so we saw some of the things that we re available to us
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first of all very limited, but certainly some
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of the things that were available.
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And so now, let´s go ahead ang log out.
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This actually just shut down our browser
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and we will open it up again and let´s go to
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the same interface, but let´s do cust-admin
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or customer admin, with password Cisco
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And let´s take a look at, what this looks like
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from the customer admin prespective.
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So while it´s loading in the xml file, that´s why it´s taking
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a little longer to load, let´s just look over
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downloading now, but let´s just look over. Remember
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before I changed this, add extension was there
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as a show but delete, add phone and delete phone we´re not there.
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So let´s take a look at our extensions and we see that we have
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an add but we don´t have delete. I can modify this
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I can and this is as the admin, but a customer admin
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but I can´t delete any. What about phones?
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I can reset one selected or all and I can make changes to the phones
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but I don´t have any ability to add or delete any phones.
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So we´ve already made these changes, we´ll save this file
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and let´s go over to our command line and
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I´m just going to grab this and copy it from the
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command line, so I don´t have to type it back out.
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But I´m going to use the web customized command
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and load this file in to running memory.
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And there it is, just like a file copying over
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Looks like it miss a bit there, but it copied
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it pulled it in to running memory. So 1.5k
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and now we will close this web browser again and open it another time
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and login again with cust-admin and password Cisco.
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And it´s loading the xml file in a new
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I personally close the browser each time I do this rather than just log out.
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That way there´s no and I clear my cache, everytime I
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close the browser, that way there´s no cache information
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to possibly make me wonder why something isn´t working properly
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when it should be. So now when I go to extensions
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I´m allowed to add or delete, I go to phones. I´m allowed to
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add and delete as well reset and reset all. So everything looks great.
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I can change what I´m allowed to do in system paramters
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notice I have a far fewer than I did as the system admin.
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OK, and again that was because down here in system
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I´ve hidden a lot of information.
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OK, so this sample file that´s easy enough found
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in the CME administrators guide
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on the documentaion website, so great file to use
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for your customers to keep them from hurting themselves.
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OK, so let´s go ahead and close this browser one last time
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and open it up and this time, we´re going to login
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useing a user, so let´s say the user
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do show run type2 section ephone space space 1
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and the username is Branch2 Phone1
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and the password I believe was, yes, just Cisco.
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And so now we can see what the individual user sees
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which is obviously a lot less, they can search the directory
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to see what names and numbers are there
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and they can basically configure their own phone.
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OK, so they can configure their individual lines,
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if I had more lines than that, first of all
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they can configure information about them
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the external phone number mask or description
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whether to block caller ID, forward busy no answer
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or time out and forward all.
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How that phone rings, if it´s silence. Silence with a call waiting beep
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a feature ring which is sort of like a triple cadence ring
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if they actually, don´t want this to be
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a line at all. So all of these, normal, silent
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silent with call waiting and feature, those are all line type
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commands. When I do monitor and watch, I´m all the sudden
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truning 6001 and 2 basically a speed dial or a
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enhanced presence BLF speed dial.
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I also have the ability to have individual speed dials
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and then, so not only speed dials that appears line buttons
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but also those that are appear as personal fast dials that I can access
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and then change my password. So I´ve got limited functionality
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but I certainly have a nice little window that I
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can change a few features about my phone.
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One of the other things I wanted to mention, that´s a little bit different
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in 8.0 and 8.5 is that with 7.0, what we had look at previously
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where not too many of the features of change
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from then to 8, but one of the things that certainly has change is
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and this is common in CUCM as well as CME
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is that all of the phones that register
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their ability or the ability to access the web servers
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that run on them or actually
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if we´re telling the web servers to run at all as a process on the phones.
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The phones individual web servers are shut off
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or disabled on both CME and CUCM beginning in version 8
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and so in CUCM, it´s simple drop down
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on the actual device page near the bottom where it´s phone specific
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or model specific
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attributes that we can change such as you know
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this pc port enabled, the speaker phone enabled, this headset enabled
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peer to peer file, firmware sharing things like that.
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0:27:51
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We can enable web access easy enough. In CME, it´s not so easy
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That´s not really difficult, it´s just that it´s not,
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0:27:59
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well, it´s not very obviously documented.
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0:28:04
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So the deal is, is that we don´t have any command here
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a native command, I should say, that enables web access
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either under telefany service or even in the individual ephones.
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What we do have instead is the ability to, at any time
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manipulate very specific features or attributes
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of the individual configuration file so
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first of all, let me do show flash
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and type that to back slash .xml
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sorry, type that to include xml and
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here is a file that I actually pulled, actually
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copied it from the CUCM tftp server, so it´s one of the
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0:29:02
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phones over there, but if I do more for this file name.
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0:29:11
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I see a lot of information about this.
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OK, this is the actual configuration file that is given to the
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the phone, such as call manager, the name that it shoud register with
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or process node, all sorts of information. Now I can
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do output modifier or the pipe command, to say type 2 include,
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0:29:38
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let say WEB, doesn´t find it, what about lower case WEB.
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0:29:45
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OK, it certainly finds a number of things there
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0:29:48
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and specifically what I wanted to find was web access.
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0:29:54
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And it´s actually as a, in the middle of the glut of other stuff.
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0:30:00
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And here we have web access 0
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0:30:04
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and then the close element for web access
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0:30:07
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and so this is a file from CUCM that I´ve already
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0:30:11
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enabled web access through the drop down Gooey based menu
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0:30:18
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So I know that as long as I can you know
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0:30:20
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find the right element, I can just copy and paste it
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0:30:23
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and the phones are using the same
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0:30:27
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convention in terms of their xml. element names
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0:30:34
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and vales and I know that I´ve been able
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0:30:38
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web acces over on this phone in CUCM so 0 must be enabled
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0:30:42
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and in fact it is. PC port is enabled. OK?
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0:30:47
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garp or gratuitous arp is diabled so
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0:30:51
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value of 1 is actually disabled, the value of 0 is actually enabled.
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0:30:54
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So I know that all I need to do is to any of my
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0:30:57
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phones that are registered here to CUCME.
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0:31:01
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Communication manager express, I need to set this web access
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0:31:05
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configuration file attribute to 0. So do show run
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0:31:14
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type2 section telefany
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0:31:19
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Let´s see, whare did I put it here
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0:31:26
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not just a little bit, there it is. So what I have
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0:31:29
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the ability to do, here is where I´ve actually customized that.
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0:31:33
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What I have the abillity to do is with service command.
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0:31:36
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I can actually other than some of the things we´ve look at
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0:31:39
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directed pick a local directory, I can actually
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0:31:42
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with they keyword phone, set parameters
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0:31:45
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under the vender config, so under the phone specific
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0:31:50
|
configuration subset or xml subset in the SCP
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|
0:31:55
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mach address .cnf.xml configuration file.
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0:31:59
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And then I need to invoke create CNF file to
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0:32:01
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update all the phone configuration files .
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0:32:04
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So I can say, service phone
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0:32:08
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and then I just give, it gives you a few examples so
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0:32:12
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do I want to enable wide band for headsets. OK, that´s one
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0:32:17
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but it doesn´t give you everything here.
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0:32:19
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Now what I know, what I need is specifically web access.
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0:32:26
|
So I just give it the name, that will automatically
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0:32:29
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encase it in the open element, close element
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0:32:32
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So the greater than, less than on, or actually less
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0:32:36
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than greather than on either side. So another words,
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0:32:38
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I do not need to and should not because it will
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0:32:43
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double this up, but I should not do anything like that.
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0:32:47
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I just put the name of the element, and then the value
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0:32:51
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that I want to specify.
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0:32:55
|
OK, so here it´s saying what´s the actual paramter
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0:32:58
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for the previously entered parameter name.
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0:33:01
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And it does give you a few examples for instance, display
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0:33:06
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not active during certain days
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0:33:08
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Enter 1,7 to disable on sunday and saturday,
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0:33:13
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sunday being the first day, saturday being the seventh day.
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0:33:17
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So I´m going to press 0 and that´s where we got that
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0:33:20
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command that I had seen either earlier and
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0:33:24
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create CNF and then all you need to do is tell my phones to restart
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|
0:33:28
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and we have web access and one of the reasons I´m poingint that out
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0:33:31
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is if you´re practicing in 8.0 or 8.5, if you
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0:33:35
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are ever using any of the remote phone control
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0:33:39
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clients like we have on our rack for verify
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0:33:43
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just about all of them instead of controlling
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0:33:46
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phone trhough CTI, that is telling the
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0:33:50
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CUCM or CME server to do something to the phone
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0:33:53
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on behalf of that third party client. What they
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0:33:56
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almost all do these days is talk to the client
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0:33:59
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or talk to the phone directly, talk specifically tot he phones
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0:34:02
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web server directory directly and then they
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0:34:06
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use this authentication method, so when they talk
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0:34:10
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to the phone´s web server, the phones says wait who are you?
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0:34:13
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And it says I´m verify witht he password Cisco
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0:34:16
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and the phone comes and authenticates against this URL
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0:34:20
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or against the URL pointing to CUCM if we were over on CUCM
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0:34:26
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and then the authoritative source, in this case CME
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0:34:31
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it says, yes it´s OK, go ahead and honor any request
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0:34:34
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or commands that they tell you through your web server.
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0:34:37
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but of course your web server has to first be enabled.
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