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Cisco Unified Communications Manager Configuration Settings3-1
Finding a Cisco Unified Communications Manager3-4
Updating a Cisco Unifi ed Communications Manager3-6
Synchronizing a Cisco Unified Communicati ons Manager With Devices3-6
Cisco CallManager Service Activation/Deactivation3-7
Cisco CallManager Service Activation3-7
Cisco CallManager Service Deactivation3-7
Related Topics3-8
4Cisco Unified Communications Manager Group Configuration4-1
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Group Configuration Settings4-1
Finding a Cisco Unified Communications Manager Group4-3
Configuring a Cisco Unified Communications Manager Group4-4
Synchronizing a Cisco Unified Communications Manager Group with Affected Devices4-4
Deleting a Cisc o Unified Commu nications Mana g er Group4-5
Related Topics4-6
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5Phone NTP Reference Configuration5-1
Phone NTP Reference Configuration Setti ngs5-1
Finding the Phone NTP References5-2
Configuring the Phone NTP References5-3
Deleting the Phone NTP Reference5-4
Related Topics5-5
6Date/Time Group Configuration6-1
Date/Time Group Configuration Settings6-1
Finding a Date/Time Gro up6-3
Configuring a Date/Time Group6-4
Synchronizin g a D ate/Time Group W ith Af fe c te d D ev ices6-5
Deleting a Date/Time Group6-6
Related Topics6-6
Region Configur ation Settings8-1
Finding a Region8-4
Configuring a Region8-5
Synchronizing a Region With Affected Devices8-9
Deleting a Region8-9
Related Topics8-10
9Device Pool Configuration9-1
Device Pool Configuration Settings9-1
Finding a Device Pool9-10
Configuring a Devi ce Pool9-11
Synchronizin g a D ev ice Pool With Affect e d De v ic es 9-13
Deleting a Device Pool9-13
Related Topics9-14
10Device Mobility Group Configuration10-1
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11Device Mobility Info Configuration11-1
12DHCP Server Configuration12-1
DHCP Server Configuration Settings12-1
Activating DHCP Monitor Service12-2
Starting DHCP Monitor Service12-3
Finding a DHCP Server12-4
Configuring a DHCP Server12-5
Deleting a DHCP Server12-5
Related Topics12-6
13DHCP Subnet Configuration13-1
DHCP Subnet Configur ation Settings13-1
Finding a DHCP Subnet13-2
Configuring a DHCP Su bnet13-3
Deleting a DHCP Subnet13-4
Related Topics13-4
LDAP System Configuration Settings14-1
Updating LDAP System Inf ormation14-3
Related Topics14-4
15LDAP Directory Configuration15-1
LDAP Directory Configuration Settings15-1
Finding an LDAP Directory15-4
Configuring an LDAP Directory15-5
Deleting an LDAP Directory15-6
Related Topics15-6
16LDAP Authentication Configuration16-1
LDAP Authenticati on Configuration Settings16-1
Updating LDAP Authen tication Information16-4
Related Topics16-5
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17Location Configuration17-1
Location Configuration Settings17-1
Finding a Location17-4
Configuring a Location17-5
Deleting a Loc ation17-6
Resynchronizing a Location Bandwidth17-7
Related Topics17-7
18Physical Location Configuration18-1
19Survivable Remote Site Te lephony Configuration19-1
SRST Reference Confi guration Settings19-1
Finding an SRST Reference19-2
Configuring an SRST Reference19-4
Deleting an SRST Reference19-4
Related Topics19-5
Application Server Configuration Settings29-1
Finding an Application Server29-2
Configuring Appl ication Servers29-3
Deleting an Application Server29-4
Related Topics29-5
30License Unit Report30-1
Generating a License Unit Report30-1
Related Topics30-2
31License Unit Calculator31-1
Calculating Li cense Units31-1
Related Topics31-2
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32License File Upload32-1
Starting the License Manager Service32-1
Obtaining a License File32-2
New Cisco Unified Communications Manager Nodes and Devices32-2
Obtaining a Software Feature License32-3
Upgrading Product Licenses32-4
Uploading a Li ce ns e File32-5
Deleting a License File Name32-7
Related Topics32-7
License Capabilities Assignment Configuration Settings33-1
Finding a License Capabilities Assignment 33-2
Configuring th e Capabilities Assignments for One User33-3
Configuring the Capabilities Assignments for Multiple Users33-3
Related Topics33-4
37Automated Alternate Routing Group Configuration37-1
AAR Group Configuration Settings37-1
Finding an AAR Group37-3
Configuring an AAR Gr oup37-4
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Deleting an AAR Group37-4
Related Topics37-5
38Application Dial Rules Configuration38-1
Application Dial Rule Configuration Settings38-1
Finding a Dial Rule38-2
Configuring Dial Rules38-3
Deleting a Dial Rule38-4
Reprioritiz ing a Dial Rule38-4
Related Topics38-5
39Directory Lookup Dial Rules Configuration39-1
Directory Looku p Dial Rule Configurat ion Settings39-1
Finding a Directory Lookup Dial Rule39-2
Configuring Directory Lookup Dial Rul es 39-3
Deleting a Directory Lookup Dial Rule39-4
Related Topics39-4
SIP Dial Rules Examples40-6
Deleting a SIP D ia l Ru le 40-7
Resetting a SIP Dial Rule40-8
Synchronizing Configuration of a SIP Dial Rule with Affected SIP Phones40-8
Related Topics40-9
41Route Filter Configuration41-1
Route Filter Configuration Settings41-1
Finding a Route Filt er41-2
Configuring a Route Filter41-4
Adding and Editing Route Filter Clauses41-4
Removing Route Filter Clauses41-5
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Synchronizing a Route Filter With Affected Devices41-6
Deleting a Route Filter41-6
Route Filter Tag Descriptions41-7
Related Topics41-10
42Route Group Configuration42-1
Route Group Configuration Settings42-1
Finding a Route Group 42-3
Configuring a Route Group42-4
Adding Devices to a Route Group42-5
Removing Devices from a Route Group42-6
Deleting a Route Group42-6
Related Topics42-7
43Route List Configuration43-1
Finding Route Lists43-1
Adding a Route List43-2
Adding Route Groups to a Route List43-4
Removing Route Groups from a Route List43-5
Changing the Order of Route Groups in a Route List43-6
Synchronizing a R oute List With Affected R oute Groups43-6
Deleting a Route List43-7
Related Topics43-7
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44Route Pattern Configuration44-1
Route Pattern Configuration Settings44-1
Finding a Route Pattern44-10
Configuring a Route Pattern44-11
Deleting a Route Pattern44-12
Related Topics44-13
45Line Group Configuration45-1
Line Group Configuration Settings45-1
Finding a Line Group45-6
Configuring a Li ne Group45-8
Adding Members to a Line Group45-8
Removing Members from a Line Group45-9
Deleting a Line Group45-10
Related Topics45-10
46Hunt List Configuration46-1
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Finding Hunt Lists46-1
Adding a Hunt List46-2
Adding Line Groups to a Hunt List46-4
Removing Line Groups from a Hunt List46-5
Changing the Order of Line Groups in a Hunt List46-5
Synchronizing a Hunt List With Affected Line Groups46-6
Deleting a Hun t List46-6
Related Topics46-7
47Hunt Pilot Configuration47-1
Hunt Pilot Configuration Settings47-1
Finding a Hunt Pilot47-11
Configuring a Hunt Pilot47-12
SIP Route Pattern Configuration Settings48-1
Finding a SIP Route Pattern48-5
Configuring a SI P Route Pattern48-6
Deleting a SIP Route Pattern48-6
Related Topics48-7
49Access List Configuration49-1
50Time Period Configuration50-1
Time Period Configuration Settings50-1
Finding a Time Period50-3
Configuring a Ti me Period50-4
Deleting a Tim e Pe riod50-5
Related Topics50-6
51Time Schedule Configuration51-1
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Time Schedule Co nfiguration Set tin g s51-1
Finding a Time Schedule51-2
Configuring a Ti me Schedule51-4
Deleting a Time Schedule51-4
Related Topics51-5
52Partition Configuration52-1
Partition Configuration Settings52-1
Finding a Partition52-3
Configuring a Partition52-4
Searching for a Partition52-5
Synchroniz in g a Pa rt it ion With Affecte d D ev ic es 52-5
Deleting a Partition52-6
Related Topics52-7
Calling Search Space Configuration Settings53-1
Finding a Calling Search Space53-3
Configuring a Cal ling Search Space53-4
Deleting a Call in g S ea rc h Spa c e53-4
Related Topics53-5
54Intercom Partition Configuration54-1
55Intercom Calling Search Space Configuration55-1
56Intercom Directory Number Configuration56-1
57Intercom Translation Pattern Configuration57-1
58Client Matter Codes58-1
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59Forced Authorizati on Codes59-1
60Translation Pattern Conf iguration60-1
Translation Pat tern Configuration Settings60-1
Finding a Translat ion Pattern60-9
Configuring a Translation Pattern60-10
Deleting a Translation Pattern60-11
Related Topics60-12
61Call Park61-1
62Directed Call Park62-1
63Call Pickup Group Configuration63-1
64Directory Number Configuration64-1
Directory Number Configuration Settings64-1
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Finding a Directory Number64-24
Configuring a Dir ectory Number64-25
Synchronizing a Directory Number With Affected Devices64-26
Configuring Pr ivate Line Automatic Ringdown (PLAR)64-27
Removing a Directory Numbe r fr om a Ph o ne64-28
Creating a Cisco Unity Connection Voice Mailbox64-29
Related Topics64-30
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65Meet-Me Number/Pattern Configuration65-1
Meet-Me Number/Pattern Configuration Set tings65-1
Finding a Meet-Me Number/P attern65-2
Configuring a Meet-Me Number/Pattern 65-4
Deleting a Meet-Me Number/P a ttern65-4
Related Topics65-5
66Dial Plan Installer66-1
Finding a Dial Plan66-2
Editing a Dial Plan66-3
Installing a Dial Plan on Cisco Unified Communications Manager66-3
Configuring Route Pattern Details for a non-NANP Dial Plan66-4
Upgrading a Dial Plan66-4
Uninstalling a Dial Plan66-6
Restarting the Cisco CallManager Service66-6
Related Topics66-7
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67Route Plan Report 67-1
Viewing Route Plan Records67-1
Deleting Unassigned Directory Numbers67-2
Updating Unassigned Directory Numbers67-3
Viewing Route Plan Reports in a File67-3
Related Topics67-4
68Calling Party Transformation Pattern Configura tion68-1
Calling Party Transformation Pattern Configuration Settings68-1
Finding a Calling Party Transformation Pattern68-5
Configuring a Cal ling Party Transformation Pattern68-6
Deleting a Call in g Pa rty Transform at ion Pattern68-7
Related Topics68-7
69Called Party Transformation Pattern Configuration69-1
Called Party Transformation Pattern Configuration Settings69-1
Finding a Called Pa rty Transformation Pattern69-5
Configuring a Cal led Party Transformation Pattern69-6
Deleting a Call ed Pa rty Transforma ti on Pa ttern69-6
Related Topics69-7
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70Mobility Configuration70-1
71Logical Partitioning Policy Configuration71-1
4Media Resource Configuration
72Annunciator Configuration72-1
Annunciator Configuration Settings72-1
Finding an Annunciator72-3
Updating an Annunciator72-4
Accessing Dependency Records72-5
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Resetting an Annunciator72-5
Synchronizin g an Annunciator72-5
Related Topics72-6
73Conference Bridge Configuration73-1
Software Conference Bridge Configuration Settings73-1
Hardware Conference Bridge Configuration Settings73-3
Cisco IOS Conferen ce Bridge Configuration Settings73-6
Cisco Video Conference Bridge Configuration Settings73-9
Cisco Conference Bridge (WS-SVC-CMM) Configuration Settings73-12
Finding a Conference Bridge73-15
Configuring a Conference Device73-16
Synchronizing a Conference Device73-17
Deleting a Conference Device73-17
Related Topics73-18
Cisco IOS Media Termi nation Point Configuration Settings74-2
Finding a Media Termination Point74-2
Configuring a Media Termination Point74-3
Synchronizing a Media Termination Point74-4
Deleting a Media Termination Point74-5
Related Topics74-6
75Music On Hold Audio Source Configuration75-1
76Music On Hold Fixed Audio Source Configuration76-1
77Music On Hold Server Configurat ion77-1
78Transcoder Configuration 78-1
Transcoder Confi guration Settings78-1
Finding a Transcoder78-3
CHAPTER
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Configuring a Transcoder78-4
Resetting a Transcoder78-5
Synchroniz in g a Tr an scoder78-5
Deleting a Transcoder78-6
Related Topics78-6
79Media Resource Group Configuration79-1
Media Resource Group Configuration Settings79-1
Finding a Media Resource Group79-2
Configuring a Media Resource Group79-4
Deleting a Me di a Resource Grou p79-4
Related Topics79-5
80Media Resource Group List Configuration80-1
Media Resour c e Gro u p List Configurat io n Settings80-1
Finding a Media Resource Group List80-2
Configuring a Media Resource Group List 80-3
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Deleting a Me di a Resource Grou p List80-4
Related Topics80-4
Cisco Voice-Mail Port Configuration Settings83-1
Finding a Cisco Voice-Mai l Port83-6
Configuring Ci sco Voice-Mail Ports83-7
Synchronizing a Cisco Voice Mail Port with Affected Devices83-8
Deleting a Cisco Voice-Mail Port83-9
Related Topics83-9
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84Cisco Voice Mail Port Wizard84-1
Adding a New Cisco Voice-Mail Server and Ports84-1
Adding Ports to an Ex isting Cisco Voice-Mail Server84-6
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Deleting Ports from an Existing Cisco Voice-Mail Server84-7
Related Topics84-7
85Message Waiting Configuration85-1
Message Waiting Configuration Settings85-1
Finding a Message Waiti ng Number85-2
Configuring Message Waiting85-4
Deleting a Mess ag e Wa it in g N um b e r85-4
Related Topics85-5
86Cisco Voice-Mail Pilot Configuration86-1
Voice-Mail Pil o t Configuration Settings86-1
Finding a Cisco Voice-Mail Pilot86-2
Configuring the Voice-Mail Pilot Number 86-3
Deleting a Voice-Ma il Pilo t N um b e r86-4
Related Topics86-5
Voice-Mail Profile Configuration Settings87-1
Finding Voice-Mail Profiles87-2
Configuring a Voi ce-Mail Profile87-3
Synchronizin g a Vo ic e Mail Pr o fil e Wit h A ffe c te d Dev ic e s87-4
Deleting a Voice-Mail Profile87-5
Related Topics87-5
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88CTI Route Point Configuration88-1
CTI Route Point Configuration Settings88-2
Finding CTI Route Points88-6
Configuring a CTI Route Point88-7
Deleting a CTI Route Point88-8
Resetting a CTI Route Point88-8
Synchronizing a CTI Route Point88-9
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Related Topics88-10
89Gatekeeper Configuration89-1
Gatekeeper Configuration Settings89-1
Finding a Gatekeeper89-3
Configuring a Gatekeeper89-4
Deleting a Gatekeeper89-5
Resetting a Gatekeeper89-5
Synchroniz in g a G at ek e ep er89-6
Related Topics89-6
90Gateway Configuration90-1
Gateway Configuration Settings90-2
MGCP Gateway Con f iguration Settin g s90-2
H.323 Gateway Configuration Settings90-4
Analog Access Gateway Configuration Setting s 90-22
Cisco VG248 Gateway Configuration Settings90-27
Cisco IOS SCCP Gateway Configuration Settings90-28
FXS/FXO Port Configuration Settings90-31
Digital Access PRI Port Configuration Settings90-39
Digital Access T1 Port Configuration Settings90-62
BRI Port Configuration Settings90-69
POTS Port Configuration Settings90-82
Loop-Start Port Configuration Settings90-84
Ground-Start Port Configuration Settings90-85
E & M Port Configur at io n S ettings90-86
Finding Specific Gateways90-88
Adding Gateways to Cisco Unified Communications Ma nager90-89
Adding a Cisco IOS MGCP Gateway90-90
Adding Ports to an MGCP Gateway90-92
Adding FXS Ports to an MGCP G ateway90-92
Adding FXO Ports to an MGCP Gateway90-93
Adding Digital Access T1 Ports to an MGCP Gateway90-94
Adding a Digital Access PRI Device to an MGCP Gateway90-95
Adding a BRI Port to an MGCP Gateway90-95
Adding a Cisco IOS SCCP Gateway90-96
Adding a Non-IOS MGCP Gateway90-97
Adding a Cisco IOS H.323 Gateway90-98
Adding an Analog Access Gateway and Ports90-99
Adding a Cisco VG248 Analog Phone Gateway90-100
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Modifying Gat ew a y s an d Ports90-101
Using Dependency Records90-101
Deleting Gateways90-101
Resetting and Restarting Gateways90-102
Synchronizin g a G ateway90-103
Updating Gateways and Ports90-104
Related Topics90-104
91Cisco Unified IP Phone Configuration91-1
Phone Configurat ion Settings91-2
Phone Migration Set tings91-24
Speed-Dial and Abbreviated-Dial Configuration Settings91-25
BLF/Speed Dial Configuration Settings91-26
BLF/Directed Call Park Configuration Settings91-26
Finding a Phone91-26
Configuring Ci sco Unified IP Phones91-27
Migrating Existing Phone Configuration to a Different Phone91-30
Resetting a Phone91-32
Synchroniz in g a Ph o ne 91-32
Deleting a Phone91-33
Configuring Speed-Dial Buttons or Abbreviated Dialing91-34
Configuring IP Phone Services91-35
Subscribing to a Se rvice91-35
Updating Services91-36
Unsubscribing from a Service91-37
Configuring Ser vice URL Buttons91-37
Adding a Service URL Bu tton91-37
Copy to a Remote Destin ation Profile91-38
Modifying Phone Button Template Button Item s 91-39
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Finding an Actively Logged-In Device91-40
Displaying the MAC Address of a Phone91-41
Related Topics91-42
92Trunk Configuration92-1
Trunk Configuration Settings92-1
Finding a Trunk92-46
Configuring a Trunk 92-48
Deleting a Trunk92-49
Resetting a Trunk92-49
Synchroniz in g a Tr un k 92-50
Related Topics92-51
Finding Devices With Non-Default Firmware Loads95-1
Related Topics95-1
96Default Device Profile Configuration96-1
Default Device Profile Configuration Settings96-1
Configuring a Def ault Device Profile96-6
Deleting a Default Device Profile96-7
Related Topics96-7
97Device Profile Configuration97-1
Device Profile Configuration Settings97-1
Finding a Device Pr ofile97-8
Configuring a Devi ce Profile97-8
Deleting a Device Profile97-11
Related Topics97-11
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98Phone Button Template Configuration98-1
Phone Button Templa te Configuration Settings98-1
Finding a Phone Button Template98-2
Configuring Phone Button Templates98-3
Configuring a Ci sco Unified IP Phone Expansion Module Phone Button Templ ate98-5
Deleting a Phone Button Template98-5
Related Topics98-6
99Softkey Template Configuration99-1
Finding a Softkey Template99-1
Creating Nonstandard Softkey Templates99-2
Adding Application Softkeys to Nonstandard Softkey Templates99-3
Configuring Softkey Positions in a Nonstandard Softkey Template99-4
Modifying So f tk ey Te m plates99-5
Renaming a Soft ke y Template99-6
Deleting a Sof t k ey Te m plate99-6
Updating a Softkey Template99-7
Synchronizing a Softkey Template Configuration With Affected Devices99-8
Assigning Softkey Templates to IP Phones99-8
Related Topics99-9
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100IP Phone Services Configuration100-1
IP Phone Service Configuration Settings100-1
IP Phone Service Parameter Settings100-3
Finding an IP Phone Service100-4
Configuring an IP Phone Service100-5
Deleting an IP Phone Service100-6
Configuring an I P Phone Service Parameter100-7
Deleting an IP Phone Service Parameter100-8
Adding an IP Phone Service to a Phone Button100-9
Related Topics100-9
101SIP Profile Configuration101-1
SIP Profile Configuration Settings101-1
Finding SIP Prof iles101-9
Configuring SIP Profiles101-10
Deleting SIP Pr o files101-11
Resetting a SIP Profile101-11
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Synchroniz in g a SIP Profile With Affected SIP Dev i c e s101-12
Related Topics101-13
102Common Device Configuration102-1
Common Device Configuration Settings102-1
Finding a Common Device Configuration102-6
Configuring a Common Device Configuration102-7
Synchroniz in g a Co m m o n D ev ice Configurat io n W ith Affected Dev ic es102-7
Deleting a Common Device Configuration102-8
Related Topics102-8
103Common Phone Profile Configuration103-1
Common Phone Profile Configuration Settings103-1
Finding Common Phone Profiles103-4
Configuring Common Phone Profiles103-5
Synchronizing Common Phone Profiles With Affected Devices103-6
Deleting Common Phone Profiles103-7
Related Topics103-7
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104Remote Destination Prof ile Configuration104-1
105Recording Profile Configuration105-1
Recording Profile Configuration Settings105-1
Finding a Recording Profile105-2
Configuring a Recording Profile105-3
Deleting a Recording Profile105-3
Related Topics105-4
Credential Policy Configuration Settings112-1
Finding a Credential Policy112-3
Configuring a Credential Policy112-4
Deleting a Credential Policy112-4
Related Topics112-5
113Application User Configuration113-1
Application User Configuration Settings113-1
Finding an Application User113-5
Configuring an Application User113-6
Adding an Administrator Us e r to Cis co U n ity or Cisco Unity Connection113-7
Changing an Application User Password113-9
Managing Application User Credential Information113-9
Credential Settings and Fields113-10
Associating Devices to an Application User113-11
Deleting an Application User113-12
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114End User Configuration114-1
End User Configuration Settings114-1
Finding an End User114-8
Configuring an End User114-9
Creating a Cisco Unity Connection Voice Mailbox114-10
Changing an End User Password114-11
Changing an End User PIN 114-11
Managing End User Credential Information114-12
Credential Settings and Fields114-13
Configuring User -Related Information for End Users114-14
Associating Devices to an End User114-15
Associating Cisco Extension Mobility Profiles114-17
Deleting an End User114-17
Related Topics114-18
Role Configuration Settings115-2
Finding a Role115-3
Configuring a Role115-4
Deleting a Role115-5
Related Topics115-5
116User Group Configuration116-1
Finding a User Group116-1
Configuring a User Group116-2
Deleting a User Group116-3
Adding Users to a User Group116-4
Deleting Users from a User Group116-6
Assigning Roles to a User Group116-6
Viewing User Roles, User Grou ps , an d Per m is sions116-7
Related Topics116-8
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117User/Phone Add Configura tion117-1
User and Device Configuration Settings117-2
Adding an End User and Ph one117-4
Related Topics117-4
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118Application User CAPF Profile Configuration118-1
BConfiguring Non-Cisco Phones That Are Running SIPB-1
Configuratio n Checklist for Third-Party Phones That Are Running SIPB-1
Configuratio n Differences for Phone s That Are Running SIPB-3
How Cisco Unified Communications Manager Identifies a Third-Party PhoneB-3
Third-Party Phones That Are Running SIP and TFTPB-4
Enabling Digest Authentication for Third-Party Phones Tha t Are Running SIPB-4
DTMF ReceptionB-4
Licensing for Third-Party Phones That Are Running SIPB-5
Migrating from Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 5.0 to Release 7.1(2)B-5
Where to Find More InformationB-6
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Communications Manager Adm inistration .
The Cisco Unified Communication s Manager Administration Guid e provides information for network
administrators wh o a re r esp onsib le f or man agin g th e Cisco U nified Co mm unic atio ns Ma nager s y stem .
This guide requ ir es kn owledge of t ele phony and IP n etwo rking t ech nol ogy.
Organization
The following table provide s the organizat ion of thi s guide.
PartDescription
Part 1“Cisco Unified Communicatio ns Manager”
Part 2“System Configuration”
Preface
Contains information about general topi cs that are related to the confi guration and
operation of Cisc o Uni fied Comm unic ation s M ana ger.
Contains information on how to configure the items in the Cisco Unified
Communications Mana ger Admi nistrati on System menu.
Part 3“Call Routing Configuration”
Contains informat ion on how to configure call rou ting funct ions and fe atures in
Cisco Unified Communi cati ons Man ager Adm ini stra tion.
Part 4“Media Resource Configura tion”
Contains informat ion on how to configure media re sources th at are use d in
conjunction with Cisco U n ified Comm unic ation s Ma nage r.
Part 5“Voice Mail Configuration”
Contains informatio n on how to configure voice mail and messagi ng in Cisco
Unified Communicatio ns Ma nage r Admi nistra ti on.
Part 6“Device Configuration”
Contains informat ion on how to configu re devices i n Cisco Uni fied
Communications Ma nager Admi nistrat ion.
Part 7“Application Configuration”
Contains informatio n on how to configure plugin app licatio ns and applic ation
interfaces to work with Ci sco U n ified Comm unic atio ns M ana ger.
Part 8“User Management Configura tion”
Contains information on how to configure application users, end users, roles, user
groups, user-related CA PF pro files, and SI P r ealms i n Cis co Unified
Communications Ma nager Admi nistrat ion.
Part 9“Cisco Unified Communications Manager Bulk Administration”
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Contains informa tio n ab out C isco Uni fied Co mmu nic ations M anag er B ul k
Administration.
Part 10“Appendixes”
Contains informa tion ab out d ep ende ncy rec ords a nd configu rat ion o f non -Ci sco
phones that are r unn ing SI P.
• Cisco Unified Communications Solut ion Reference Network Desi gn (SRND)
Conventions
This docume nt u s es the f ol lowing conventions.
ConventionDescription
boldface fontCommands and keywords are in boldface.
italic fontArguments for which you supply values are in ita li c s .
[ ]Elements in square brackets are optional.
{ x | y | z }Alterna tive keywords are groupe d in b ra ces an d se para ted by verti cal bar s.
[ x | y | z ]Optional alternative keywords are grouped in bra ckets and sep arated by
vertical bars.
stringA nonquoted set of characters. Do not use quota tion marks a round the string
or the string will include the quo tation ma rks.
screen fontTerminal sessions and information the system displays are in screen font.
boldface screen font Information you must enter is in boldface screen font.
italic screen fontArguments for which you supply values are in itali c sc reen f ont.
This pointer high lig ht s an i mpo rtan t l ine of text i n an exa mple .
^The symbol ^ represents the key labeled Control—for example, the key
combination ^D in a screen display means hold down the Control key while
you press the D key.
< >Nonprinting char acter s, such as pa sswords, are in an gle brac kets.
Notes use the following conventions:
NoteMeans reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to material not covered in the
publication.
Timesavers use the following conventions:
TimesaverMeans the described action saves time. You can save time by performing the action described in the
paragraph.
Preface
Tips use the following conventions:
TipMeansthe information contains use ful tips.
Cautions use the following conventions:
Caution Means reader be careful. In this situation, you might do someth ing that could re sult in equi pment
damage or loss of data.
Warnings use the following conventions:
Warning
This warning symbol means danger. You are in a situation that could cause bodily injury. Before you
work on any equipment, you must be aware of the hazards involved with electrical circuitry and
familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents.
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