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Comparison Report for CUCM150

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1 Report Information 2 Overview of Comparison Statistics 3 Cisco Audit Logs 4 Detected Changes 5 Comparison Results of Configuration Items 5.1 Server 5.1.1 Comparison Statistics 5.1.2 Comparison Results 5.2 Services 5.2.1 Comparison Statistics 5.2.2 Comparison Results 5.3 Cisco Unified CM 5.3.1 Comparison Statistics 5.3.2 Comparison Results 5.4 Cisco Unified CM Group 5.4.1 Comparison Statistics 5.4.2 Comparison Results 5.5 Presence Redundancy Groups 5.5.1 Comparison Statistics 5.5.2 Comparison Results 5.6 Phone NTP Reference 5.6.1 Comparison Statistics 5.6.2 Comparison Results 5.7 Date/Time Group 5.7.1 Comparison Statistics 5.7.2 Comparison Results 5.8 BLF Presence Group 5.8.1 Comparison Statistics 5.8.2 Comparison Results 5.9 Audio Codec Preference Lists 5.9.1 Comparison Statistics 5.9.2 Comparison Results 5.10 Region 5.10.1 Comparison Statistics 5.10.2 Comparison Results 5.11 Device Pool 5.11.1 Comparison Statistics 5.11.2 Comparison Results 5.12 Device Mobility Group 5.12.1 Comparison Statistics 5.12.2 Comparison Results 5.13 Device Mobility Info 5.13.1 Comparison Statistics 5.13.2 Comparison Results 5.14 DHCP Server 5.14.1 Comparison Statistics 5.14.2 Comparison Results 5.15 DHCP Subnet 5.15.1 Comparison Statistics 5.15.2 Comparison Results 5.16 LDAP System 5.16.1 Comparison Statistics 5.16.2 Comparison Results 5.17 LDAP Directory 5.17.1 Comparison Statistics 5.17.2 Comparison Results 5.18 LDAP Authentication 5.18.1 Comparison Statistics 5.18.2 Comparison Results 5.19 LDAP Custom Filter 5.19.1 Comparison Statistics 5.19.2 Comparison Results 5.20 LDAP Search 5.20.1 Comparison Statistics 5.20.2 Comparison Results 5.21 SAML Single Sign-On 5.21.1 Comparison Statistics 5.21.2 Comparison Results 5.22 Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) 5.22.1 Comparison Statistics 5.22.2 Comparison Results 5.23 Location 5.23.1 Comparison Statistics 5.23.2 Comparison Results 5.24 Location Bandwidth Manager Group 5.24.1 Comparison Statistics 5.24.2 Comparison Results 5.25 Location Bandwidth Manager Intercluster Replication Group 5.25.1 Comparison Statistics 5.25.2 Comparison Results 5.26 Physical Location 5.26.1 Comparison Statistics 5.26.2 Comparison Results 5.27 SRST 5.27.1 Comparison Statistics 5.27.2 Comparison Results 5.28 MLPP Domain 5.28.1 Comparison Statistics 5.28.2 Comparison Results 5.29 Resource Priority Namespace Network Domain 5.29.1 Comparison Statistics 5.29.2 Comparison Results 5.30 Resource Priority Namespace List 5.30.1 Comparison Statistics 5.30.2 Comparison Results 5.31 Enterprise Parameters 5.31.1 Comparison Statistics 5.31.2 Comparison Results 5.32 Enterprise Phone Configuration 5.32.1 Comparison Statistics 5.32.2 Comparison Results 5.33 Service Parameters 5.33.1 Comparison Statistics 5.33.2 Comparison Results 5.34 Certificate 5.34.1 Comparison Statistics 5.34.2 Comparison Results 5.35 Phone Security Profile 5.35.1 Comparison Statistics 5.35.2 Comparison Results 5.36 SIP Trunk Security Profile 5.36.1 Comparison Statistics 5.36.2 Comparison Results 5.37 CUMA Server Security Profile 5.37.1 Comparison Statistics 5.37.2 Comparison Results 5.38 Application Server 5.38.1 Comparison Statistics 5.38.2 Comparison Results 5.39 Geolocation 5.39.1 Comparison Statistics 5.39.2 Comparison Results 5.40 Geolocation Filter 5.40.1 Comparison Statistics 5.40.2 Comparison Results 5.41 E911 Messages 5.41.1 Comparison Statistics 5.41.2 Comparison Results 5.42 AAR Group 5.42.1 Comparison Statistics 5.42.2 Comparison Results 5.43 Application Dial Rules 5.43.1 Comparison Statistics 5.43.2 Comparison Results 5.44 Directory Lookup Dial Rules 5.44.1 Comparison Statistics 5.44.2 Comparison Results 5.45 SIP Dial Rules 5.45.1 Comparison Statistics 5.45.2 Comparison Results 5.46 Route Filter 5.46.1 Comparison Statistics 5.46.2 Comparison Results 5.47 Route List and Route Group 5.47.1 Comparison Statistics 5.47.2 Comparison Results 5.48 Route Group 5.48.1 Comparison Statistics 5.48.2 Comparison Results 5.49 Local Route Group Names 5.49.1 Comparison Statistics 5.49.2 Comparison Results 5.50 Route List 5.50.1 Comparison Statistics 5.50.2 Comparison Results 5.51 Route Pattern (Condensed) 5.51.1 Comparison Statistics 5.51.2 Comparison Results 5.52 Hunt Pilot - List and Group 5.52.1 Comparison Statistics 5.52.2 Comparison Results 5.53 Line Group 5.53.1 Comparison Statistics 5.53.2 Comparison Results 5.54 Hunt List 5.54.1 Comparison Statistics 5.54.2 Comparison Results 5.55 Hunt Pilot 5.55.1 Comparison Statistics 5.55.2 Comparison Results 5.56 SIP Route Pattern (Condensed) 5.56.1 Comparison Statistics 5.56.2 Comparison Results 5.57 Access List 5.57.1 Comparison Statistics 5.57.2 Comparison Results 5.58 Time Schedule and Period 5.58.1 Comparison Statistics 5.58.2 Comparison Results 5.59 Partition 5.59.1 Comparison Statistics 5.59.2 Comparison Results 5.60 Calling Search Space 5.60.1 Comparison Statistics 5.60.2 Comparison Results 5.61 Intercom Route Partition 5.61.1 Comparison Statistics 5.61.2 Comparison Results 5.62 Intercom Calling Search Space 5.62.1 Comparison Statistics 5.62.2 Comparison Results 5.63 Intercom Directory Number 5.63.1 Comparison Statistics 5.63.2 Comparison Results 5.64 Intercom Translation Pattern 5.64.1 Comparison Statistics 5.64.2 Comparison Results 5.65 Client Matter Codes 5.65.1 Comparison Statistics 5.65.2 Comparison Results 5.66 Forced Authorization Code 5.66.1 Comparison Statistics 5.66.2 Comparison Results 5.67 Emergency Location Configuration 5.67.1 Comparison Statistics 5.67.2 Comparison Results 5.68 Emergency Location (ELIN) Groups 5.68.1 Comparison Statistics 5.68.2 Comparison Results 5.69 Translation Pattern (Condensed) 5.69.1 Comparison Statistics 5.69.2 Comparison Results 5.70 Call Park 5.70.1 Comparison Statistics 5.70.2 Comparison Results 5.71 Directed Call Park 5.71.1 Comparison Statistics 5.71.2 Comparison Results 5.72 Call Pickup Group 5.72.1 Comparison Statistics 5.72.2 Comparison Results 5.73 Call Pickup Group - Group Members 5.73.1 Comparison Statistics 5.73.2 Comparison Results 5.74 Directory Number (Condensed) 5.74.1 Comparison Statistics 5.74.2 Comparison Results 5.75 Meet-Me Number 5.75.1 Comparison Statistics 5.75.2 Comparison Results 5.76 Conference Now 5.76.1 Comparison Statistics 5.76.2 Comparison Results 5.77 Calling Party Transformation Pattern 5.77.1 Comparison Statistics 5.77.2 Comparison Results 5.78 Called Party Transformation Pattern 5.78.1 Comparison Statistics 5.78.2 Comparison Results 5.79 Transformation Profile 5.79.1 Comparison Statistics 5.79.2 Comparison Results 5.80 Mobility Enterprise Feature Access Number 5.80.1 Comparison Statistics 5.80.2 Comparison Results 5.81 Handoff Configuration 5.81.1 Comparison Statistics 5.81.2 Comparison Results 5.82 Mobility Profile 5.82.1 Comparison Statistics 5.82.2 Comparison Results 5.83 Logical Partitioning Policy 5.83.1 Comparison Statistics 5.83.2 Comparison Results 5.84 External Call Control Profile 5.84.1 Comparison Statistics 5.84.2 Comparison Results 5.85 HTTP Profile 5.85.1 Comparison Statistics 5.85.2 Comparison Results 5.86 Hosted DN Group 5.86.1 Comparison Statistics 5.86.2 Comparison Results 5.87 Hosted DN Pattern 5.87.1 Comparison Statistics 5.87.2 Comparison Results 5.88 Advertising Service 5.88.1 Comparison Statistics 5.88.2 Comparison Results 5.89 Partition 5.89.1 Comparison Statistics 5.89.2 Comparison Results 5.90 Requesting Service 5.90.1 Comparison Statistics 5.90.2 Comparison Results 5.91 Blocked Learned Pattern 5.91.1 Comparison Statistics 5.91.2 Comparison Results 5.92 Feature Configuration 5.92.1 Comparison Statistics 5.92.2 Comparison Results 5.93 Advertised Patterns 5.93.1 Comparison Statistics 5.93.2 Comparison Results 5.94 Blocked Learned Numbers and Patterns 5.94.1 Comparison Statistics 5.94.2 Comparison Results 5.95 Partitions for Learned Numbers and Patterns 5.95.1 Comparison Statistics 5.95.2 Comparison Results 5.96 Learned Numbers 5.96.1 Comparison Statistics 5.96.2 Comparison Results 5.97 Learned Patterns 5.97.1 Comparison Statistics 5.97.2 Comparison Results 5.98 Learned Directory URIs 5.98.1 Comparison Statistics 5.98.2 Comparison Results 5.99 Imported Global Dial Plan Catalogs 5.99.1 Comparison Statistics 5.99.2 Comparison Results 5.100 Imported Directory URIs 5.100.1 Comparison Statistics 5.100.2 Comparison Results 5.101 Imported Patterns 5.101.1 Comparison Statistics 5.101.2 Comparison Results 5.102 Annunciator 5.102.1 Comparison Statistics 5.102.2 Comparison Results 5.103 Interactive Voice Responses 5.103.1 Comparison Statistics 5.103.2 Comparison Results 5.104 Conference Bridge 5.104.1 Comparison Statistics 5.104.2 Comparison Results 5.105 Media Termination Point 5.105.1 Comparison Statistics 5.105.2 Comparison Results 5.106 Music On Hold Audio Source 5.106.1 Comparison Statistics 5.106.2 Comparison Results 5.107 Music On Hold Server 5.107.1 Comparison Statistics 5.107.2 Comparison Results 5.108 Video On Hold Server 5.108.1 Comparison Statistics 5.108.2 Comparison Results 5.109 Transcoder 5.109.1 Comparison Statistics 5.109.2 Comparison Results 5.110 Media Resource Groups and Lists 5.110.1 Comparison Statistics 5.110.2 Comparison Results 5.111 Mobile Voice Access 5.111.1 Comparison Statistics 5.111.2 Comparison Results 5.112 Announcements 5.112.1 Comparison Statistics 5.112.2 Comparison Results 5.113 Cisco Voice Mail Port 5.113.1 Comparison Statistics 5.113.2 Comparison Results 5.114 Message Waiting 5.114.1 Comparison Statistics 5.114.2 Comparison Results 5.115 Voice Mail Profile and Pilot 5.115.1 Comparison Statistics 5.115.2 Comparison Results 5.116 SAF Security Profile 5.116.1 Comparison Statistics 5.116.2 Comparison Results 5.117 SAF Forwarder 5.117.1 Comparison Statistics 5.117.2 Comparison Results 5.118 EMCC Feature Configuration 5.118.1 Comparison Statistics 5.118.2 Comparison Results 5.119 EMCC Intercluster Service Profile 5.119.1 Comparison Statistics 5.119.2 Comparison Results 5.120 Cluster View 5.120.1 Comparison Statistics 5.120.2 Comparison Results 5.121 Server Connection 5.121.1 Comparison Statistics 5.121.2 Comparison Results 5.122 Enrolled Group 5.122.1 Comparison Statistics 5.122.2 Comparison Results 5.123 Enrolled Pattern 5.123.1 Comparison Statistics 5.123.2 Comparison Results 5.124 Exclusion Group 5.124.1 Comparison Statistics 5.124.2 Comparison Results 5.125 Exclusion Number 5.125.1 Comparison Statistics 5.125.2 Comparison Results 5.126 Trust Group 5.126.1 Comparison Statistics 5.126.2 Comparison Results 5.127 Trust Element 5.127.1 Comparison Statistics 5.127.2 Comparison Results 5.128 Service 5.128.1 Comparison Statistics 5.128.2 Comparison Results 5.129 E.164 Transformation 5.129.1 Comparison Statistics 5.129.2 Comparison Results 5.130 Learned Route 5.130.1 Comparison Statistics 5.130.2 Comparison Results 5.131 Firewall 5.131.1 Comparison Statistics 5.131.2 Comparison Results 5.132 Intercompany Media Services Feature Configuration 5.132.1 Comparison Statistics 5.132.2 Comparison Results 5.133 Fallback Profile 5.133.1 Comparison Statistics 5.133.2 Comparison Results 5.134 Fallback Feature Configuration 5.134.1 Comparison Statistics 5.134.2 Comparison Results 5.135 VPN Profile 5.135.1 Comparison Statistics 5.135.2 Comparison Results 5.136 VPN Group 5.136.1 Comparison Statistics 5.136.2 Comparison Results 5.137 VPN Gateway 5.137.1 Comparison Statistics 5.137.2 Comparison Results 5.138 VPN Feature Configuration 5.138.1 Comparison Statistics 5.138.2 Comparison Results 5.139 Called Party Tracing List 5.139.1 Comparison Statistics 5.139.2 Comparison Results 5.140 ILS Configuration 5.140.1 Comparison Statistics 5.140.2 Comparison Results 5.141 Call Control Agent Profile 5.141.1 Comparison Statistics 5.141.2 Comparison Results 5.142 Directory Number Alias Lookup And Sync 5.142.1 Comparison Statistics 5.142.2 Comparison Results 5.143 Switches and Access Points 5.143.1 Comparison Statistics 5.143.2 Comparison Results 5.144 Wireless Access Points Controllers 5.144.1 Comparison Statistics 5.144.2 Comparison Results 5.145 CTI Route Point 5.145.1 Comparison Statistics 5.145.2 Comparison Results 5.146 Gatekeeper 5.146.1 Comparison Statistics 5.146.2 Comparison Results 5.147 Gateway Overview 5.147.1 Comparison Statistics 5.147.2 Comparison Results 5.148 MGCP Gateway 5.148.1 Comparison Statistics 5.148.2 Comparison Results 5.149 MGCP Gateway Endpoints 5.149.1 Comparison Statistics 5.149.2 Comparison Results 5.150 H.323 Gateway 5.150.1 Comparison Statistics 5.150.2 Comparison Results 5.151 Analog Gateway 5.151.1 Comparison Statistics 5.151.2 Comparison Results 5.152 Phone Filter 5.152.1 Comparison Statistics 5.152.2 Comparison Results 5.153 Analog Phone (7) 5.153.1 Comparison Statistics 5.153.2 Comparison Results 5.154 CTI Port (11) 5.154.1 Comparison Statistics 5.154.2 Comparison Results 5.155 Cisco 3911 (1) 5.155.1 Comparison Statistics 5.155.2 Comparison Results 5.156 Cisco 6941 (1) 5.156.1 Comparison Statistics 5.156.2 Comparison Results 5.157 Cisco 7821 (1) 5.157.1 Comparison Statistics 5.157.2 Comparison Results 5.158 Cisco 7841 (1) 5.158.1 Comparison Statistics 5.158.2 Comparison Results 5.159 Cisco 7861 (1) 5.159.1 Comparison Statistics 5.159.2 Comparison Results 5.160 Cisco 7911 (1) 5.160.1 Comparison Statistics 5.160.2 Comparison Results 5.161 Cisco 7942 (1) 5.161.1 Comparison Statistics 5.161.2 Comparison Results 5.162 Cisco 7945 (5) 5.162.1 Comparison Statistics 5.162.2 Comparison Results 5.163 Cisco 7965 (3) 5.163.1 Comparison Statistics 5.163.2 Comparison Results 5.164 Cisco 8811 (1) 5.164.1 Comparison Statistics 5.164.2 Comparison Results 5.165 Cisco 8831 (1) 5.165.1 Comparison Statistics 5.165.2 Comparison Results 5.166 Cisco 8841 (3) 5.166.1 Comparison Statistics 5.166.2 Comparison Results 5.167 Cisco 8851 (6) 5.167.1 Comparison Statistics 5.167.2 Comparison Results 5.168 Cisco 8865 (1) 5.168.1 Comparison Statistics 5.168.2 Comparison Results 5.169 Cisco 8941 (1) 5.169.1 Comparison Statistics 5.169.2 Comparison Results 5.170 Cisco 9951 (1) 5.170.1 Comparison Statistics 5.170.2 Comparison Results 5.171 Cisco Dual Mode for Android (1) 5.171.1 Comparison Statistics 5.171.2 Comparison Results 5.172 Cisco Dual Mode for iPhone (1) 5.172.1 Comparison Statistics 5.172.2 Comparison Results 5.173 Cisco IP Communicator (1) 5.173.1 Comparison Statistics 5.173.2 Comparison Results 5.174 Cisco Jabber for Tablet (1) 5.174.1 Comparison Statistics 5.174.2 Comparison Results 5.175 Subscribed Services 5.175.1 Comparison Statistics 5.175.2 Comparison Results 5.176 Speed Dials 5.176.1 Comparison Statistics 5.176.2 Comparison Results 5.177 Busy Lamp Field Speed Dials 5.177.1 Comparison Statistics 5.177.2 Comparison Results 5.178 Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parks 5.178.1 Comparison Statistics 5.178.2 Comparison Results 5.179 Trunk - Overview 5.179.1 Comparison Statistics 5.179.2 Comparison Results 5.180 Trunk - Detailed 5.180.1 Comparison Statistics 5.180.2 Comparison Results 5.181 Remote Destination 5.181.1 Comparison Statistics 5.181.2 Comparison Results 5.182 Device Defaults 5.182.1 Comparison Statistics 5.182.2 Comparison Results 5.183 Firmware Load Information 5.183.1 Comparison Statistics 5.183.2 Comparison Results 5.184 Default Device Profile 5.184.1 Comparison Statistics 5.184.2 Comparison Results 5.185 Device Profile Filter 5.185.1 Comparison Statistics 5.185.2 Comparison Results 5.186 Cisco 7945 (5) 5.186.1 Comparison Statistics 5.186.2 Comparison Results 5.187 Cisco 7965 (2) 5.187.1 Comparison Statistics 5.187.2 Comparison Results 5.188 Subscribed Services 5.188.1 Comparison Statistics 5.188.2 Comparison Results 5.189 Speed Dials 5.189.1 Comparison Statistics 5.189.2 Comparison Results 5.190 Busy Lamp Field Speed Dials 5.190.1 Comparison Statistics 5.190.2 Comparison Results 5.191 Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parks 5.191.1 Comparison Statistics 5.191.2 Comparison Results 5.192 Phone Button Template 5.192.1 Comparison Statistics 5.192.2 Comparison Results 5.193 Softkey Template 5.193.1 Comparison Statistics 5.193.2 Comparison Results 5.194 Phone Services 5.194.1 Comparison Statistics 5.194.2 Comparison Results 5.195 SIP Profile 5.195.1 Comparison Statistics 5.195.2 Comparison Results 5.196 Common Device Configuration 5.196.1 Comparison Statistics 5.196.2 Comparison Results 5.197 Common Phone Profile 5.197.1 Comparison Statistics 5.197.2 Comparison Results 5.198 Remote Destination Profile 5.198.1 Comparison Statistics 5.198.2 Comparison Results 5.199 Feature Control Policy 5.199.1 Comparison Statistics 5.199.2 Comparison Results 5.200 Recording Profile 5.200.1 Comparison Statistics 5.200.2 Comparison Results 5.201 SIP Normalization Script 5.201.1 Comparison Statistics 5.201.2 Comparison Results 5.202 SDP Transparency Profile 5.202.1 Comparison Statistics 5.202.2 Comparison Results 5.203 Network Access Profile 5.203.1 Comparison Statistics 5.203.2 Comparison Results 5.204 Wireless LAN Profile 5.204.1 Comparison Statistics 5.204.2 Comparison Results 5.205 Wireless LAN Profile Group 5.205.1 Comparison Statistics 5.205.2 Comparison Results 5.206 Wifi Hotspot Profile 5.206.1 Comparison Statistics 5.206.2 Comparison Results 5.207 Application User 5.207.1 Comparison Statistics 5.207.2 Comparison Results 5.208 End User (Condensed) 5.208.1 Comparison Statistics 5.208.2 Comparison Results 5.209 SIP Realm 5.209.1 Comparison Statistics 5.209.2 Comparison Results 5.210 Credential Policy Default 5.210.1 Comparison Statistics 5.210.2 Comparison Results 5.211 Credential Policy 5.211.1 Comparison Statistics 5.211.2 Comparison Results 5.212 Role 5.212.1 Comparison Statistics 5.212.2 Comparison Results 5.213 Access Control Group 5.213.1 Comparison Statistics 5.213.2 Comparison Results 5.214 Application User CAPF Profile 5.214.1 Comparison Statistics 5.214.2 Comparison Results 5.215 End User CAPF Profile 5.215.1 Comparison Statistics 5.215.2 Comparison Results 5.216 UC Service 5.216.1 Comparison Statistics 5.216.2 Comparison Results 5.217 Service Profile 5.217.1 Comparison Statistics 5.217.2 Comparison Results 5.218 User Profile 5.218.1 Comparison Statistics 5.218.2 Comparison Results 5.219 User Group 5.219.1 Comparison Statistics 5.219.2 Comparison Results 5.220 User Rank 5.220.1 Comparison Statistics 5.220.2 Comparison Results 5.221 Self-Provisioning 5.221.1 Comparison Statistics 5.221.2 Comparison Results


1 Report Information

The Comparison Report identifies changes of configuration items between two configuration reports.

To generate a comparison report, specify the earlier (base) report and later (revised/changed) report as input. The base and revised reports must be generated using the same version of the Report Tool.

This Comparison Report has been generated out of the following base and changed configuration reports, format settings and Cisco audit logs:

Report Information
Report date2/27/2024 3:43:11 PM
Report generated forCUCM150
Description
Comparing the following reports
Base ReportC:\reports\Report_For_CUCM150\CUCM\
26Feb2024_1501\html\CUCM_Report_CUCM150.htm
Base Report Time (UTC)2/26/2024 2:01:45 PM
Changed ReportC:\reports\Report_For_CUCM150\CUCM\
27Feb2024_1538\html\CUCM_Report_CUCM150.htm
Changed Report Time (UTC)2/27/2024 2:38:48 PM
Output ReportC:\reports\Report_For_CUCM150\CUCM\
27Feb2024_1538\html\CUCM_Report_CUCM150.diff_all.htm
Cisco Audit Logs
Use Cisco Audit LogsYes
Path to Cisco Audit Log filesC:\auditlogs\10.5.1.150
Number of relevant entries in path10
CUCM server timezone - Offset to UTC-480 mins
Comparison Settings
Include Unchanged Records
Compare Migrated Server
Include report information
Overview of comparison statistics
Include comparison statistics per item
Include items without content
Include item descriptions
Include side navigation
Generate Word report
Report Settings
Visual styleBlu Light.css
Template HTMLComparisonTemplate.htm
Template WordTriangle_Green-universal.doc
Report Tool Info
Report Tool Version15.0.1 / 26 Feb 2024
Report Tool LicenseLicensed UPLINX Track&Audit

2 Overview of Comparison Statistics

This chapter lists the changes found for each configuration item in the base and revised reports.

The 'Status' column shows the overall comparison result which can be same, not same, not comparable or error.

The 'Records' column shows how many records of each configuration item have been Added, Updated, Deleted or remain the Same. Within each record, there might be multiple fields that represent configuration settings that have been affected by an update.

The 'Change Details' column may include one or multiple entries that contain detailed information about the configuration change. Click on an entry to navigate to the configuration item that will highlight the change information in a yellow table. Configuration items in green have been added, configuration items in red and strikethrough have been deleted. A red and strikethrough value followed by a green value means that the value has been updated and the green value has replaced the value in red.

Comparison Statistics for all Configuration Items
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Serversame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Servicessame7707700462046200Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco Unified CMsame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco Unified CM Groupsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Presence Redundancy Groupssame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Phone NTP Referencesame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Date/Time Groupsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
BLF Presence Groupsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Audio Codec Preference Listssame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Regionsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Device Poolnotsame102800390238800Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
02/27/2024 2:06:40 PM2/27/2024 1:06:40 PMAuditLogChange 0: Updated record 'DP_Perth' Device PoolAudit Log id 3 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:06:40 PM User: admin )
12/27/2024 2:06:40 PM2/27/2024 1:06:40 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 1: Updated field 'Device Pool Settings::Calling Search Space for Auto-registration' from CSS_3 to CSS_BrisbaneChange 0Device Pool 
22/27/2024 2:08:12 PM2/27/2024 1:08:12 PMAuditLogChange 2: Updated record 'DP_Sydney' Device PoolAudit Log id 8 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:08:12 PM User: joe_admin )
32/27/2024 2:08:12 PM2/27/2024 1:08:12 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 3: Updated field 'Roaming Sensitive Settings::Media Resource Group List' from MRGL1 to MRGL2Change 2Device Pool 
Device Mobility Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Device Mobility Infosame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
DHCP Serversame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
DHCP Subnetsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
LDAP Systemsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
LDAP Directorysame101001501500Compare okNo changes found.
LDAP Authenticationsame0000030300Compare okNo changes found.
LDAP Custom Filtersame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
LDAP Searchsame000001101100Compare okNo changes found.
SAML Single Sign-Onsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)same0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Locationsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Location Bandwidth Manager Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Location Bandwidth Manager Intercluster Replication Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Physical Locationsame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
SRSTsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
MLPP Domainsame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Resource Priority Namespace Network Domainsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Resource Priority Namespace Listsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Enterprise Parameterssame14701470000000Compare okNo changes found.
Enterprise Phone Configurationsame13401340000000Compare okNo changes found.
Service Parameterssame67806780020340203400Compare okNo changes found.
Certificatesame180180000000Compare okNo changes found.
Phone Security Profilesame16501650000000Compare okNo changes found.
SIP Trunk Security Profilesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
CUMA Server Security Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Application Serversame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Geolocationsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Geolocation Filtersame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
E911 Messagessame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
AAR Groupsame4040000000Compare okNo changes found.
Application Dial Rulessame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Directory Lookup Dial Rulessame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
SIP Dial Rulessame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Route Filtersame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Route List and Route Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Route Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Local Route Group Namessame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Route Listsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Route Pattern (Condensed)same2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Hunt Pilot - List and Groupsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Line Groupsame5050000000Compare okNo changes found.
Hunt Listsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Hunt Pilotsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
SIP Route Pattern (Condensed)same0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Access Listsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Time Schedule and Periodsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Partitionsame290290000000Compare okNo changes found.
Calling Search Spacenotsame18117015415303Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
42/27/2024 2:05:53 PM2/27/2024 1:05:53 PMAuditLogChange 4: Updated record 'CSS_Brisbane' Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 0 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM User: admin )
52/27/2024 2:05:53 PM2/27/2024 1:05:53 PMAuditLogChange 5: Updated record 'CSS_Brisbane'Change 4Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 0 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM User: admin )
62/27/2024 2:06:05 PM2/27/2024 1:06:05 PMAuditLogChange 6: Deleted record with key 'CSS_MK-Test' Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 1 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:06:05 PM User: admin )
Intercom Route Partitionsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Intercom Calling Search Spacesame5050000000Compare okNo changes found.
Intercom Directory Numbersame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Intercom Translation Patternsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Client Matter Codessame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Forced Authorization Codesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Emergency Location Configurationsame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Emergency Location (ELIN) Groupssame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Translation Pattern (Condensed)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Call Parknotsame3030190903Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
7 - - DetectedChange 7: Deleted record with key '73XX / < None >' Call Park 
Directed Call Parksame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Call Pickup Groupsame100100000000Compare okNo changes found.
Call Pickup Group - Group Membersnotsame1019003012900Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
8 - - DetectedChange 8: Updated record 'N2' Call Pickup Group - Group Members 
9 - - DetectedChange 9: Updated record '\+492614984123 / < None >'Change 8Call Pickup Group - Group Members 
10 - - DetectedChange 10: Updated field 'Device' from SEP000DBC04B235 to  Change 9Call Pickup Group - Group Members 
Directory Number (Condensed)notsame25522530030602305800Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
112/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 11: Updated record '\+4700' Directory Number (Condensed) 
122/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 12: Updated field 'Associated Devices' from SEP001906DC51CB to  Change 11Directory Number (Condensed) 
132/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 13: Updated record '\+492614984123' Directory Number (Condensed) 
142/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 14: Updated field 'Associated Devices' from SEP000DBC04B235 to  Change 13Directory Number (Condensed) 
Meet-Me Numbersame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Conference Nowsame5050000000Compare okNo changes found.
Calling Party Transformation Patternsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Called Party Transformation Patternsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Transformation Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Mobility Enterprise Feature Access Numbersame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Handoff Configurationsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Mobility Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Logical Partitioning Policysame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
External Call Control Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
HTTP Profilesame0000050500Compare okNo changes found.
Hosted DN Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Hosted DN Patternsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Advertising Servicesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Partitionsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Requesting Servicesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Blocked Learned Patternsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Feature Configurationsame7070000000Compare okNo changes found.
Advertised Patternssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Blocked Learned Numbers and Patternssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Partitions for Learned Numbers and Patternssame4040000000Compare okNo changes found.
Learned Numberssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Learned Patternssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Learned Directory URIssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Imported Global Dial Plan Catalogssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Imported Directory URIssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Imported Patternssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Annunciatorsame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Interactive Voice Responsessame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Conference Bridgesame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Media Termination Pointsame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Music On Hold Audio Sourcesame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Music On Hold Serversame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Video On Hold Serversame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Transcodersame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Media Resource Groups and Listssame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Mobile Voice Accesssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Announcementssame240240000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco Voice Mail Portsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Message Waitingsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Voice Mail Profile and Pilotsame7070000000Compare okNo changes found.
SAF Security Profilesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
SAF Forwardersame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
EMCC Feature Configurationsame130130000000Compare okNo changes found.
EMCC Intercluster Service Profilesame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cluster Viewsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Server Connectionsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Enrolled Groupsame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Enrolled Patternsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Exclusion Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Exclusion Numbersame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Trust Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Trust Elementsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Servicesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
E.164 Transformationsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Learned Routesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Firewallsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Intercompany Media Services Feature Configurationsame110110000000Compare okNo changes found.
Fallback Profilesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Fallback Feature Configurationsame100100000000Compare okNo changes found.
VPN Profilesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
VPN Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
VPN Gatewaysame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
VPN Feature Configurationsame6060000000Compare okNo changes found.
Called Party Tracing Listsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
ILS Configurationsame0000050500Compare okNo changes found.
Call Control Agent Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Directory Number Alias Lookup And Syncsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Switches and Access Pointssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Wireless Access Points Controllerssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
CTI Route Pointsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Gatekeepersame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Gateway Overviewnotsame211001211100Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
152/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 15: Updated record 'SKIGW1111111111' Gateway OverviewAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )
162/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 16: Updated field 'Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111Change 15Gateway OverviewAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )
MGCP Gatewaysame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
MGCP Gateway Endpointssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
H.323 Gatewaysame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Analog Gatewaynotsame211004624400Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
172/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 17: Updated record 'SKIGW1111111111' Analog GatewayAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )
182/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 18: Updated field 'Gateway Details::Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111Change 17Analog Gateway 
192/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 19: Updated field 'Product Specific Configuration::Global ISDN Switch Type' from 4ESS to EUROChange 17Analog Gateway 
Phone Filtersame0000010100Compare okNo changes found.
Analog Phone (7)same7070000000Compare okNo changes found.
CTI Port (11)same110110000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 3911 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 6941 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7821 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7841 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7861 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7911 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7942 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7945 (5)same5050000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7960 (1)not_comparable----------Not comparable (Base object exists / changed object missing) 
Cisco 7965 (3)same3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7971 (1)not_comparable----------Not comparable (Base object exists / changed object missing) 
Cisco 8811 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 8831 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 8841 (3)same3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 8851 (6)same6060000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 8865 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 8941 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 9951 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco Dual Mode for Android (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco Dual Mode for iPhone (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco IP Communicator (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco Jabber for Tablet (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Subscribed Servicessame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Speed Dialssame110110000000Compare okNo changes found.
Busy Lamp Field Speed Dialssame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parkssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Trunk - Overviewsame8080000000Compare okNo changes found.
Trunk - Detailedsame8080000000Compare okNo changes found.
Remote Destinationsame6060000000Compare okNo changes found.
Device Defaultssame18701870000000Compare okNo changes found.
Firmware Load Informationsame16001600000000Compare okNo changes found.
Default Device Profilesame150150000000Compare okNo changes found.
Device Profile Filtersame0000010100Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7945 (5)same5050000000Compare okNo changes found.
Cisco 7965 (2)same2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
Subscribed Servicessame7070000000Compare okNo changes found.
Speed Dialssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Busy Lamp Field Speed Dialssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parkssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Phone Button Templatenotsame18001800172007200106Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
20 - - DetectedChange 20: Deleted record with key 'SEP000DBC04B235-SCCP-Individual Template' Phone Button Template 
Softkey Templatesame9090000000Compare okNo changes found.
Phone Servicessame120120000000Compare okNo changes found.
SIP Profilesame5050000000Compare okNo changes found.
Common Device Configurationsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Common Phone Profilesame200200000000Compare okNo changes found.
Remote Destination Profilesame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Feature Control Policysame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Recording Profilesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
SIP Normalization Scriptsame7070000000Compare okNo changes found.
SDP Transparency Profilesame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Network Access Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Wireless LAN Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Wireless LAN Profile Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Wifi Hotspot Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Application Usernotsame2912800348234600Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
212/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLogChange 21: Updated record 'app2' Application UserAudit Log id 5 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:22 PM User: admin )
222/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 22: Updated field 'Application User Information::Accept Presence Subscription' from N to YChange 21Application User 
232/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 23: Updated field 'Application User Information::Accept Out-of-dialog REFER' from N to YChange 21Application User 
End User (Condensed)notsame13711360015071150600Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
241/24/2024 8:59:02 AM1/24/2024 7:59:02 AMDetectedChange 24: Updated record 'agent1' End User (Condensed) 
251/24/2024 8:59:02 AM1/24/2024 7:59:02 AMDetectedChange 25: Updated record 'agent1'Change 24End User (Condensed) 
SIP Realmsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Credential Policy Defaultsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Credential Policysame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.
Rolesame390390000000Compare okNo changes found.
Access Control Groupsame290290000000Compare okNo changes found.
Application User CAPF Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
End User CAPF Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
UC Servicesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
Service Profilesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.
User Profilesame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
User Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.
User Ranksame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.
Self-Provisioningsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.


3 Cisco Audit Logs

If Cisco Audit Logs have been provided, the following table lists the Cisco Audit Log entries found between the time of the generation of the base and the revised reports. Each Cisco Audit Log entry can be linked to a 'detected' change of the configuration item and list the name of the responsible user, the time of the change and the client IP address. Cisco Audit Log entries within the configuration item are shown in an orange highlighted box.

Cisco Audit Logs need to be collected using Cisco Real Time Monitoring Tool (RTMT) from the Cisco UC servers. The logs can be collected manually (please see user guide of Report Tool) or automatically by using scheduled jobs on the Cisco server, configured by RTMT to periodically transfer the Cisco Audit Logs via (S)FTP to an (S)FTP server. Within Report Tool, the path to the folder containing the Cisco Audit Logs files must be specified before generating the comparison report. In order to process the log files, the UTC time of the server must be provided.

If Cisco Audit Logs are not provided, the report will still contain all configuration changes but without additional auditing information such as user ID and accurate timestamps. Approximative timestamps (from the database) will still be available for added and modified configuration items, but not for deleted items. Therefore, to improve the accuracy for auditing purposes it is strongly recommended to collect and provide Cisco Audit Log files when generating comparison reports.

The following table lists the Cisco Audit Log entries found between the time of the generation of the base to the revised reports. The 'Detected Change' and 'Detected Config Item' columns contain a link to the detailed change of each configuration item. 'Detected' columns are the result of the comparison engine and link to the relevant Cisco Audit Log entry when matched. Clicking on the link will navigate to the detected change within the configuration item that is shown in a yellow highlighted box.

Entries that are marked as 'Possible duplicate of' are caused by multiple updates to the same configuration item. For these items, the responsible user and the time of change cannot be clearly determined, and any change could have been performed by any of the involved users. If multiple add, delete or update actions have been performed to the same configuration item within the comparison period, only the last edit will be associated with the change.

If you see no Cisco Audit Logs listed below, but you think you have provided them, please check the following:

Audit Log entries with links to detailed change
IDDate Time (Local)Date Time (UTC)Server TimeUser ID of changeDetected ChangesDetected Config ItemAudit DetailsClient AddressNode IDcdrtime
02/27/2024 2:05:53 PM2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM05:05:53.333adminChange 4: Updated record 'CSS_Brisbane'
Change 5: Updated record 'CSS_Brisbane'
Calling Search Space
Calling Search Space
record in table CallingSearchSpace with key field name = CSS_Brisbane updated10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039153
12/27/2024 2:06:05 PM2/27/2024 1:06:05 PM05:06:05.672adminChange 6: Deleted record with key 'CSS_MK-Test'Calling Search Spacerecord in table callingsearchspace, with key field name = CSS_MK-Test deleted10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039165
22/27/2024 2:06:23 PM2/27/2024 1:06:23 PM05:06:23.904admin  record in table routepartition, with key field name = INFORMACAST_PT deleted10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039183
32/27/2024 2:06:40 PM2/27/2024 1:06:40 PM05:06:40.139adminChange 0: Updated record 'DP_Perth'Device Poolrecord in table devicepool with key field name = DP_Perth updated10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039200
42/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM05:07:04.598adminChange 15: Updated record 'SKIGW1111111111'
Change 16: Updated field 'Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111
Change 17: Updated record 'SKIGW1111111111'
Gateway Overview
Gateway Overview
Analog Gateway
record in table MGCP with key field domainname = SKIGW1111111111 updated10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039224
52/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PM05:07:22.920adminChange 21: Updated record 'app2'Application Userrecord in table applicationuser with key field name = app2 updated10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039242
62/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PM05:07:59.763joe_admin  record in table device, with key field name = SEP000DBC04B235 deleted10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039279
72/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PM05:07:59.937joe_admin  record in table device, with key field name = SEP001906DC51CB deleted10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039279
82/27/2024 2:08:12 PM2/27/2024 1:08:12 PM05:08:12.972joe_adminChange 2: Updated record 'DP_Sydney'Device Poolrecord in table devicepool with key field name = DP_Sydney updated10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039292
92/27/2024 2:08:26 PM2/27/2024 1:08:26 PM05:08:26.256joe_admin  record in table numplan, with key field dnorpattern = 73XX deleted10.5.1.2CUCM1501709039306

4 Detected Changes

This chapter lists the configuration changes detected between the base and revised reports. These are the 'detected' changes that the UPLINX comparison algorithm has detected in phase 1 when comparing the base and the revised reports. The results are the added, updated and deleted records and added, updated and deleted fields that represent configuration settings within a record.

If Cisco audit logs are not provided, the report will only contain 'detected' configuration changes. Timestamps are extracted from the database and will be available for added and modified configuration items, but not for deleted items. If multiple add or update actions have been performed to one configuration item between the time of the generation of the base and the revised reports, only the last update will be associated with the change. Therefore, to improve accuracy for auditing purposes it is strongly recommended to collect and provide the Cisco audit log files when generating comparison reports.

All 'detected' changes found are listed in the summarized table below. The 'Detected Change' and 'Detected Config Item' columns link to the detailed change of each configuration item. Clicking on them will navigate to the 'detected' change within the configuration item, shown in a yellow highlighted box.

The 'Relevant Cisco Audit Log' column lists the matched Cisco Audit Log entry or entries. The UPLINX comparison algorithm will try to find matching Cisco Audit Logs for each 'detected' configuration change in phase 2 of the UPLINX comparison algorithm. Clicking on the link will navigate to the Cisco Audit Log within the configuration item, shown in an orange highlighted box.

The 'Time Source' column can be one of the following values:

Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
02/27/2024 2:06:40 PM2/27/2024 1:06:40 PMAuditLogChange 0: Updated record 'DP_Perth' Device PoolAudit Log id 3 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:06:40 PM User: admin )
12/27/2024 2:06:40 PM2/27/2024 1:06:40 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 1: Updated field 'Device Pool Settings::Calling Search Space for Auto-registration' from CSS_3 to CSS_BrisbaneChange 0Device Pool 
22/27/2024 2:08:12 PM2/27/2024 1:08:12 PMAuditLogChange 2: Updated record 'DP_Sydney' Device PoolAudit Log id 8 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:08:12 PM User: joe_admin )
32/27/2024 2:08:12 PM2/27/2024 1:08:12 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 3: Updated field 'Roaming Sensitive Settings::Media Resource Group List' from MRGL1 to MRGL2Change 2Device Pool 
42/27/2024 2:05:53 PM2/27/2024 1:05:53 PMAuditLogChange 4: Updated record 'CSS_Brisbane' Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 0 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM User: admin )
52/27/2024 2:05:53 PM2/27/2024 1:05:53 PMAuditLogChange 5: Updated record 'CSS_Brisbane'Change 4Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 0 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM User: admin )
62/27/2024 2:06:05 PM2/27/2024 1:06:05 PMAuditLogChange 6: Deleted record with key 'CSS_MK-Test' Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 1 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:06:05 PM User: admin )
7 - - DetectedChange 7: Deleted record with key '73XX / < None >' Call Park 
8 - - DetectedChange 8: Updated record 'N2' Call Pickup Group - Group Members 
9 - - DetectedChange 9: Updated record '\+492614984123 / < None >'Change 8Call Pickup Group - Group Members 
10 - - DetectedChange 10: Updated field 'Device' from SEP000DBC04B235 to  Change 9Call Pickup Group - Group Members 
112/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 11: Updated record '\+4700' Directory Number (Condensed) 
122/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 12: Updated field 'Associated Devices' from SEP001906DC51CB to  Change 11Directory Number (Condensed) 
132/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 13: Updated record '\+492614984123' Directory Number (Condensed) 
142/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 14: Updated field 'Associated Devices' from SEP000DBC04B235 to  Change 13Directory Number (Condensed) 
152/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 15: Updated record 'SKIGW1111111111' Gateway OverviewAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )
162/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 16: Updated field 'Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111Change 15Gateway OverviewAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )
172/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 17: Updated record 'SKIGW1111111111' Analog GatewayAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )
182/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 18: Updated field 'Gateway Details::Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111Change 17Analog Gateway 
192/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 19: Updated field 'Product Specific Configuration::Global ISDN Switch Type' from 4ESS to EUROChange 17Analog Gateway 
20 - - DetectedChange 20: Deleted record with key 'SEP000DBC04B235-SCCP-Individual Template' Phone Button Template 
212/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLogChange 21: Updated record 'app2' Application UserAudit Log id 5 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:22 PM User: admin )
222/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 22: Updated field 'Application User Information::Accept Presence Subscription' from N to YChange 21Application User 
232/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 23: Updated field 'Application User Information::Accept Out-of-dialog REFER' from N to YChange 21Application User 
241/24/2024 8:59:02 AM1/24/2024 7:59:02 AMDetectedChange 24: Updated record 'agent1' End User (Condensed) 
251/24/2024 8:59:02 AM1/24/2024 7:59:02 AMDetectedChange 25: Updated record 'agent1'Change 24End User (Condensed) 

5 Comparison Results of Configuration Items

This chapter contains one sub-chapter for each configuration item with detected changes between base and revised reports. It shows the comparison statistics for changes, followed by the detailed changes of the configuration item.

The 'Status' column shows the overall comparison result which can be same, not same, not comparable or error.

The 'Records' column shows how many records of each configuration item have been Added, Updated, Deleted or remain the Same. Within each record, there might be multiple 'Fields' that represent configuration settings that have been affected by an update.

Configuration items in green have been added, configuration items in red and strikethrough have been deleted. A red and strikethrough value followed by a green value means that the value has been updated and the green value has replaced the value in red.

5.1 Server

The following Cisco Unified servers are present in the cluster:

5.1.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Serversame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.1.2 Comparison Results

Server Configuration
Host Name/IP AddressServer TypeDatabase ReplicationIPv6 AddressMAC AddressDescriptionLBM Intercluster Replication Group
10.5.1.150CUCM Voice/VideoPublisher    
10.5.1.152CUCM IM and PresencePublisher    

5.2 Services

The following services are present on this server:

5.2.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Servicessame7707700462046200Compare okNo changes found.

5.2.2 Comparison Results

Services
Server NameNode TypeService NameStatusActivation StatusStart Time
10.5.1.150PublisherA Cisco DBStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:44 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherA Cisco DB ReplicatorStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:45 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco AMC ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:17 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco AXL Web ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:18:44 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Audit Event ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:20 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Bulk Provisioning ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:39 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CAR DBStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:31 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CAR SchedulerStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:22 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CAR Web ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:52 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CDPStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:01 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CDP AgentStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:54 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CDR AgentStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:15 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CDR Repository ManagerStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:14 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CTIManagerStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:32 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CallManagerStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:28 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CallManager AdminStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:46 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CallManager SNMP ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:37 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CallManager ServiceabilityStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:46 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco CallManager Serviceability RTMTStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:46 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Certificate Change NotificationStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:09 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Certificate Expiry MonitorStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:08 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Change Credential ApplicationStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:49 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco DRF LocalStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:07 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco DRF MasterStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:06 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Database Layer MonitorStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:46 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco DirSyncStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:38 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco E911StartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:49 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco ELM Client ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:46 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Extended FunctionsStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:35 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Extension MobilityStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:49 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Extension Mobility ApplicationStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:48 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:29 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco License ManagerStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:05 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Log Partition Monitoring ToolStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:00 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Prime LM AdminStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:49 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Prime LM DBStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:47 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Prime LM Resource Legacy APIStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:52 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Prime LM ServerStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:26 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco RIS Data CollectorStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:16 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco RTMT Reporter ServletStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:46 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco SOAP - CDRonDemand ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:41 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco SOAP - CallRecord ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:24 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Syslog AgentStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:55 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco TftpStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:43 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco TomcatStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:48 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Tomcat Stats ServletStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:46 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Trace Collection ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:05:12 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Trace Collection ServletStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:46 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco Trust Verification ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:49 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco UXL Web ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:18:44 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco User Data ServicesStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:49 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherCisco WebDialer Web ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:51 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherHost Resources AgentStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:52 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherMIB2 AgentStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:04:51 2024
10.5.1.150PublisherPlatform Administrative Web ServiceStartedActivatedMon Feb 26 23:19:49 2024
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5.3 Cisco Unified CM

The Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) cluster consists of the following servers:

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Cisco Unified CM
CUCM ServerDetails
10.5.1.150
Server Information
CUCM NameCUCM150
CTI ID1
DescriptionCUCM150
Location Bandwidth Manager Group< None >
Auto-registration Information
Universal Device TemplateAuto-registration Template
Universal Line TemplateSample Line Template with TAG usage examples
Starting Directory Number10000
Ending Directory Number10999
Auto-registration activeAutoReg enabled
TCP Port Settings for this Server
Ethernet Phone Port2000
MGCP Listen Port2427
MGCP Keep-alive Port2428
SIP Phone Port5060
SIP Phone Secure Port5061

5.4 Cisco Unified CM Group

A Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) group specifies a prioritized list of up to three Cisco Unified Communications Managers (CUCMs).

The first Cisco Unified Communications Manager in the list serves as the primary CUCM for that group, and the other members of the group serve as secondary and tertiary (backup) Cisco Unified Communications Managers. Each device pool has one CUCM group assigned to it. When a device registers, it attempts to connect to the primary (first) Cisco Unified Communications Manager in the group that is assigned to its device pool. If the primary CUCM is not available, the device tries to connect to the next CUCM that is listed in the group, and so on.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) groups provide important features for your system:

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Cisco Unified CM Group
NameAuto-registrationGroup Members
DefaultYCUCM150
CMG_SubsNCUCM150

5.5 Presence Redundancy Groups

A Presence Redundancy Group is comprised of two or more IM and Presence Service nodes from the same cluster and provides both redundancy and recovery for IM and Presence Service clients and applications.

The following Presence Redundancy Groups are defined:

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Presence Redundancy Groups
NameDescriptionPresence Servers
DefaultCUPSubclusterDefault subcluster10.5.1.152

5.6 Phone NTP Reference

This table lists the NTP servers that you want the SIP phone to use to get its date and time.

Note: Cisco Unified Communications Manager cannot be configured as Phone NTP References.

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Phone NTP Reference
IP AddressDescriptionMode
10.5.1.10010.5.1.100Directed Broadcast

5.7 Date/Time Group

Date/Time Groups define time zones for the various devices that are connected to Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM).

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) provides a default Date/Time Group called CMLocal that configures automatically when you install Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM); however, Cisco recommends that you configure a group for each local time zone. CMLocal synchronizes to the active date and time of the operating system on the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) server. After installing Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), you can change the settings for CMLocal as desired. Normally, you adjust the server date/time to the local time zone date and time.

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Date/Time Group
Group NameTime ZoneDate FormatTime FormatPhone NTP References
CMLocalEurope/Andorra
M/D/Y24-hour10.5.1.100
DTG-africaAfrica/Abidjan
Y/M/D24-hour10.5.1.100

5.8 BLF Presence Group

Presence groups control the destinations that presence watchers can monitor.

To configure a presence group, create the group and assign one or more destinations and watchers to the same group.

Note: The system always allows presence requests within the same presence group. You must also specify the relationships to other presence groups by using one of the following permissions: Use System Default: use the Default Inter-Presence Group Subscription service parameter, Allow Subscription, Disallow Subscription.

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BLF Presence Group
NameDescriptionBLF Presence Group Relationship
BLFG1 
BLF Presence GroupSubscription Permission
NOTE: Presence Groups(s) not displayedUse System Default
Standard Presence groupStandard Presence group
BLF Presence GroupSubscription Permission
NOTE: Presence Groups(s) not displayedUse System Default

5.9 Audio Codec Preference Lists

The Audio Codec Preference settings define the order of audio codec preference, both for calls within a region and for between regions.

Unified CM has two default Audio Codec Preference lists, one for lossy regions and another for low-loss regions. These are the Factory Default lossy, and the Factory Default low loss.

The following Audio Codec Preference lists are configured:

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Audio Codec Preference List Information
NameDescriptionCodecs in List
Factory Default lossyLossy Codec ListMP4A-LATM 128k
OPUS (6k-510k)
AAC-LD (MP4A Generic)
MP4A-LATM 64k
MP4A-LATM 56k
L16 256k
MP4A-LATM 48k
ISAC 32k
AMR-WB (7k-24k)
MP4A-LATM 32k
G.722 64k
G.722.1 32k
G.722 56k
G.722.1 24k
G.722 48k
MP4A-LATM 24k
G.711 U-Law 64k
G.711 A-Law 64k
G.711 U-Law 56k
G.711 A-Law 56k
ILBC 16k
G.728 16k
AMR (5k-13k)
GSM Enhanced Full Rate 13k
GSM Full Rate 13k
G.729b 8k
G.729ab 8k
G.729 8k
G.729a 8k
GSM Half Rate 6k
G.723.1 7k
Factory Default low lossLow Loss Codec ListMP4A-LATM 128k
AAC-LD (MP4A Generic)
MP4A-LATM 64k
MP4A-LATM 56k
L16 256k
MP4A-LATM 48k
OPUS (6k-510k)
G.722 64k
ISAC 32k
MP4A-LATM 32k
AMR-WB (7k-24k)
G.722.1 32k
G.722 56k
G.722.1 24k
G.722 48k
MP4A-LATM 24k
G.711 U-Law 64k
G.711 A-Law 64k
G.711 U-Law 56k
G.711 A-Law 56k
ILBC 16k
G.728 16k
AMR (5k-13k)
GSM Enhanced Full Rate 13k
GSM Full Rate 13k
G.729b 8k
G.729ab 8k
G.729 8k
G.729a 8k
GSM Half Rate 6k
G.723.1 7k

5.10 Region

Regions specify the bandwidth that is used for audio and video calls within a region and between existing regions. The audio codec determines the type of compression and the maximum amount of bandwidth that is used per audio call. The video call bandwidth comprises the sum of the audio bandwidth and video bandwidth but does not include overhead.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) allows addition of a maximum of 2000 regions.

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Region
NameRegion Relationships
Default
RegionAudio Codec Preference ListMaximum Audio Bit RateMaximum Session Bit Rate for Video CallsMaximum Session Bit Rate for Immersive Video Calls
DefaultUse System Default64 kbps (G.722, G.711)384 kbps2147483647 kbps
R_NEWUse System Default512 kbpsUse System Default (384 kbps)Use System Default (2000000000 kbps)
NOTE: Regions(s) not displayedUse System DefaultUse System DefaultUse System DefaultUse System Default
G711
RegionAudio Codec Preference ListMaximum Audio Bit RateMaximum Session Bit Rate for Video CallsMaximum Session Bit Rate for Immersive Video Calls
G711Use System Default64 kbps (G.722, G.711)Use System Default (384 kbps)Use System Default (2000000000 kbps)
R_NEWUse System Default64 kbps (G.722, G.711)Use System Default (384 kbps)Use System Default (2000000000 kbps)
NOTE: Regions(s) not displayedUse System DefaultUse System DefaultUse System DefaultUse System Default
R_NEW
RegionAudio Codec Preference ListMaximum Audio Bit RateMaximum Session Bit Rate for Video CallsMaximum Session Bit Rate for Immersive Video Calls
G711Use System Default64 kbps (G.722, G.711)Use System Default (384 kbps)Use System Default (2000000000 kbps)
R_NEWUse System Default16 kbps (iLBC, G.728)Use System Default (384 kbps)Use System Default (2000000000 kbps)
DefaultUse System Default512 kbpsUse System Default (384 kbps)Use System Default (2000000000 kbps)
NOTE: Regions(s) not displayedUse System DefaultUse System DefaultUse System DefaultUse System Default

5.11 Device Pool

Device pools define sets of common characteristics for devices. The device pool structure supports the separation of user and location information. The device pool now contains only device- and location-related information. The Common Profile window records all the user-oriented information. Ensure that each device is associated with a device pool and with a common profile for user-oriented information.

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Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
02/27/2024 2:06:40 PM2/27/2024 1:06:40 PMAuditLogChange 0: Updated record 'DP_Perth' Device PoolAudit Log id 3 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:06:40 PM User: admin )
12/27/2024 2:06:40 PM2/27/2024 1:06:40 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 1: Updated field 'Device Pool Settings::Calling Search Space for Auto-registration' from CSS_3 to CSS_BrisbaneChange 0Device Pool 
22/27/2024 2:08:12 PM2/27/2024 1:08:12 PMAuditLogChange 2: Updated record 'DP_Sydney' Device PoolAudit Log id 8 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:08:12 PM User: joe_admin )
32/27/2024 2:08:12 PM2/27/2024 1:08:12 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 3: Updated field 'Roaming Sensitive Settings::Media Resource Group List' from MRGL1 to MRGL2Change 2Device Pool 

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Device Pool
NameDevice Pool Configuration
DP_1
Device Pool Settings
CUCM Group CMG_Subs
Calling Search Space for Auto-registration CSS_Autoreg
Adjunct CSS < None >
Reverted Call Focus Priority Default
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group < None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time Group CMLocal
Region G711
Media Resource Group List MRGL1
Location < None >
Network Locale < None >
SRST Reference Disable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button Barge Default
Join Across Lines Default
Physical Location < None >
Device Mobility Group < None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group < None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group < None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group < None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Group < None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Called Party Transformation CSS < None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location < None >
Geo Location Filter < None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS < None >
Redirecting Party Settings
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS < None >
DP_2
Device Pool Settings
CUCM Group CMG_Subs
Calling Search Space for Auto-registration CSS_Autoreg
Adjunct CSS CSS_3
Reverted Call Focus Priority Highest
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group < None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time Group CMLocal
Region G711
Media Resource Group List < None >
Location < None >
Network Locale < None >
SRST Reference Disable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button Barge Default
Join Across Lines Default
Physical Location < None >
Device Mobility Group < None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group < None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group < None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group < None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Group < None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Called Party Transformation CSS < None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location < None >
Geo Location Filter < None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS < None >
Redirecting Party Settings
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS < None >
DP_3
Device Pool Settings
CUCM Group CMG_Subs
Calling Search Space for Auto-registration CSS_Autoreg
Adjunct CSS CSS_1
Reverted Call Focus Priority Default
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group < None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time Group CMLocal
Region G711
Media Resource Group List MRGL1
Location Hub_None
Network Locale < None >
SRST Reference SRST1
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button Barge Default
Join Across Lines Default
Physical Location < None >
Device Mobility Group < None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group < None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group < None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group < None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Group < None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Called Party Transformation CSS < None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location < None >
Geo Location Filter < None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS < None >
Redirecting Party Settings
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS < None >
DP_AutoReg
Device Pool Settings
CUCM Group Default
Calling Search Space for Auto-registration CSS_Autoreg
Adjunct CSS CSS_1
Reverted Call Focus Priority Default
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group < None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time Group CMLocal
Region G711
Media Resource Group List < None >
Location < None >
Network Locale < None >
SRST Reference Disable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button Barge Default
Join Across Lines Default
Physical Location < None >
Device Mobility Group < None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group < None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group < None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group < None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Group < None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Called Party Transformation CSS < None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location < None >
Geo Location Filter < None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS < None >
Redirecting Party Settings
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS < None >
DP_Brisbane
Device Pool Settings
CUCM Group Default
Calling Search Space for Auto-registration CSS_Autoreg
Adjunct CSS CSS_Brisbane
Reverted Call Focus Priority Default
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group < None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time Group CMLocal
Region G711
Media Resource Group List < None >
Location < None >
Network Locale < None >
SRST Reference Disable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button Barge Default
Join Across Lines Default
Physical Location < None >
Device Mobility Group < None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group < None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group < None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group < None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Group < None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Called Party Transformation CSS < None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location < None >
Geo Location Filter < None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS < None >
Redirecting Party Settings
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS < None >
DP_G711
Device Pool Settings
CUCM Group CMG_Subs
Calling Search Space for Auto-registration CSS_1
Adjunct CSS CSS_2
Reverted Call Focus Priority Default
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group < None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time Group CMLocal
Region G711
Media Resource Group List MRGL1
Location < None >
Network Locale Italy
SRST Reference Disable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button Barge Default
Join Across Lines Default
Physical Location < None >
Device Mobility Group < None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group < None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group < None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group < None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Group < None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Called Party Transformation CSS < None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location < None >
Geo Location Filter < None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS < None >
Redirecting Party Settings
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS < None >
DP_LoggedOut
Device Pool Settings
CUCM Group Default
Calling Search Space for Auto-registration CSS_Autoreg
Adjunct CSS < None >
Reverted Call Focus Priority Default
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group < None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time Group CMLocal
Region G711
Media Resource Group List < None >
Location < None >
Network Locale < None >
SRST Reference Disable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button Barge Default
Join Across Lines Default
Physical Location < None >
Device Mobility Group < None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group < None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group < None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group < None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Group < None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Called Party Transformation CSS < None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location < None >
Geo Location Filter < None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
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Redirecting Party Transformation CSS < None >
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Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:06:39 PM
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Audit Useradmin
Audit Detailsrecord in table devicepool with key field name = DP_Perth updated
Audit Server Time05:06:40.139
Child ID1
Device Pool Settings
CUCM GroupDefault
Calling Search Space for Auto-registrationCSS_3
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Detected Change ID1
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Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:06:39 PM
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Adjunct CSS< None >
Reverted Call Focus PriorityDefault
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group< None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time GroupCMLocal
RegionG711
Media Resource Group List< None >
Location< None >
Network Locale< None >
SRST ReferenceDisable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button BargeDefault
Join Across LinesOn
Physical Location< None >
Device Mobility Group< None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group< None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group< None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group< None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Group< None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
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International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
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National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
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Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
DP_Sydney
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Detected ChangeUpdated record 'DP_Sydney'
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Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:08:12 PM
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Audit Server Time05:08:12.972
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CUCM GroupDefault
Calling Search Space for Auto-registrationCSS_Autoreg
Adjunct CSSCSS_1
Reverted Call Focus PriorityDefault
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Date/Time GroupCMLocal
RegionG711
Media Resource Group ListMRGL1
MRGL2
Detected Change ID3
Detected ChangeUpdated field 'Roaming Sensitive Settings::Media Resource Group List' from MRGL1 to MRGL2
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Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:08:12 PM
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Location< None >
Network Locale< None >
SRST ReferenceDisable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button BargeDefault
Join Across LinesDefault
Physical Location< None >
Device Mobility Group< None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group< None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group< None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group< None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Group< None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location< None >
Geo Location Filter< None >
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National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS)Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Redirecting Party Settings
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
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Calling Search Space for Auto-registration < None >
Adjunct CSS < None >
Reverted Call Focus Priority Default
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group < None >
Roaming Sensitive Settings
Date/Time Group CMLocal
Region Default
Media Resource Group List < None >
Location < None >
Network Locale < None >
SRST Reference Disable
Connection Monitor Duration
Single Button Barge Default
Join Across Lines Default
Physical Location < None >
Device Mobility Group < None >
Wireless LAN Profile Group < None >
Emergency Location(ELIN) Group < None >
Local Route Group Settings
Standard Local Route Group < None >
Local Route Group < None >
Device Mobility Related Information
Device Mobility Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Calling Search Space < None >
AAR Group < None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Called Party Transformation CSS < None >
Geo Location Configuration
Geo Location < None >
Geo Location Filter < None >
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National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
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National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS) Default / 0 / < None >
Caller ID For Calls From This Phone
Calling Party Transformation CSS < None >
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS < None >
Redirecting Party Settings
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS < None >

5.12 Device Mobility Group

Device mobility groups support the device mobility feature. Device mobility groups represent the highest level geographic entities in your network. Depending upon the network size and scope, your device mobility groups could represent countries, regions, states or provinces, cities, or other entities. For example, an enterprise with a worldwide network might choose device mobility groups that represent individual countries, whereas an enterprise with a national or regional network might define device mobility groups that represent states, provinces, or cities.

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5.13 Device Mobility Info

The Device Mobility Info window specifies the subnets and device pools that are used for device mobility. When a phone registers with Cisco Unified Communications Manager, the system compares the IP address of the device to device mobility subnets that are specified in the Device Mobility Info window and associated with one of the device pools.

The matching subnet becomes the device's home subnet for the purpose of device mobility.

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5.14 DHCP Server

The following Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) servers are configured:

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5.15 DHCP Subnet

The following Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) subnets are configured:

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5.16 LDAP System

The LDAP system object allows to enable LDAP synchronization and to set up the LDAP server type and the LDAP attribute name for the user ID.

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LDAP System
NameValue
Enable Synchronizing from LDAP ServerY
LDAP Server TypeMicrosoft Active Directory
LDAP Attribute for User IDsAMAccountName

5.17 LDAP Directory

Synchronization of Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) with a corporate LDAP directory allows reuse of user data stored in the LDAP directory and allows the corporate LDAP directory to serve as the central repository for that information. Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) has an integrated database for storing user data and a web interface within Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) Administration for creating and managing user data in that database. When synchronization is enabled, that local database is still used, but the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) facility to create user accounts becomes disabled. Management of user accounts is then accomplished through the interface of the LDAP directory.

The user account information is imported from the LDAP directory into the database located on the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) publisher server. Information that is imported from the LDAP directory may not be changed by Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM). Additional user information specific to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) implementation is managed by Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) and stored only within its local database. For example, device-to-user associations, speed dials, and user PINs are data that are managed by Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), and they do not exist in the corporate LDAP directory. The user data is then propagated from the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) publisher server to the subscribers via the built-in database synchronization.

You can make changes to LDAP Directory information and LDAP Authentication settings only if synchronization from the customer LDAP directory is enabled in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration LDAP System.

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LDAP Directory
NameInfo
LDAP2013
LDAP Directory Information
LDAP Manager Distinguished Name CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=lab,DC=test
LDAP User Search Base DC=lab,DC=test
LDAP Custom Filter for Users < None >
Synchronize Users Only
LDAP Custom Filter for Groups < None >
LDAP Directory Synchronization Schedule
Perform Sync Just Once N
Perform a Re-sync Every 6 HOUR
Next Re-sync Time (YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm) 2024-02-26 11:59
Standard User Fields To Be Synchronized
User Fields
CUCM User Fields LDAP Attribute
UserId sAMAccountName
FirstName givenName
MiddleName middleName
LastName sn
Manager manager
Department department
TelephoneNumber telephoneNumber
Mailid mail
Title title
HomePhone homephone
Mobile mobile
Pager pager
DirectoryURI msRTCSIP-primaryuseraddress
DisplayName displayName
Custom User Fields To Be Synchronized
User Fields
CUCM User Fields LDAP Attribute
employeeNumber employeeNumber
Group Information
Access Control Groups
Feature Group Template
Apply Mask N
Mask < None >
Assign New Line N
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LDAP Server Information
Server Info
Host Name/IP for Server LDAP Port Use TLS
10.5.1.166 389 N

5.18 LDAP Authentication

The LDAP authentication feature enables Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) to authenticate end user passwords against a corporate LDAP directory instead of using the embedded database. This authentication is accomplished with an LDAPv3 connection established between the IMS module within Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) and a corporate directory server.

You can make changes to LDAP Directory information and LDAP Authentication settings only if synchronization from the customer LDAP directory is enabled in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration LDAP System.

The following statements describe Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM)'s behavior when authentication is enabled:

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LDAP Authentication
LDAP Authentication for End Users
Use LDAP Authentication for End UsersY
LDAP Manager Distinguished NameCN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=lab,DC=test
LDAP User Search BaseDC=lab,DC=test
LDAP Server Information
Server Info
Host Name or IP Address for ServerLDAP PortUse TLS
10.5.1.166389N

5.19 LDAP Custom Filter

The LDAP filter filters the results of LDAP searches when Cisco DirSync is in use. LDAP users that match the filter get imported into the Cisco Unified Communications Manager database, while LDAP users that do not match the filter do not get imported.

The filter must comply with the regular LDAP search filter standards specified in RFC 4515. Enclose the filter text within parentheses (). It is recommended to verify the LDAP search filter against the LDAP directory-searchbase by using the ldapsearch command.

You apply LDAP filters to LDAP directories. Before you can synchronize the LDAP directory, you must activate the Cisco DirSync service.

The following LDAP filters are defined:

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LDAP Custom Filter
Filter NameFilter
GC employeeType(&(objectclass=user)(!(objectclass=Computer))(!(UserAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2))(employeeType=e))
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LDAP Search allows the configuration of LDAP search filters for users and groups.

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LDAP Search
LDAP Search for enterprise users through UDS
Enable user search to Enterprise Directory ServerN
LDAP Manager Distinguished Name
LDAP User Search Base 1
LDAP User Search Base 2
LDAP User Search Base 3
LDAP Custom Filter for Users< None >
Recursive Search on All Search BasesY
UDS Tag to LDAP Attribute Mapping
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UC Service Directory Information
Primary Server< None >
Secondary Server< None >
Tertiary Server< None >

5.21 SAML Single Sign-On

The single sign on feature allows end users to log into a Windows client machine on a Windows domain, and to then use certain Cisco Unified Communications Manager applications without having to sign on again.

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SAML Single Sign-On
NameSSO StatusDescription
10.5.1.150Disable 
10.5.1.152Disable 

5.22 Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a mechanism to allow code running in a browser (JavaScript for example) to make requests to a domain other than the one from where it originated.

The following CORS domains are configured:

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5.23 Location

Locations are used to implement call admission control in a centralized call-processing system. Call admission control enables you to regulate audio quality and video availability by limiting the amount of bandwidth that is available for audio and video calls over links between the locations.

If you do not use call admission control to limit the audio and video bandwidth on an IP WAN link, an unlimited number of calls can be active on that link at the same time. This situation can cause the audio quality of each audio call and the video quality of each video call to degrade as the link becomes oversubscribed.

In a centralized call-processing system, a single Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) cluster provides call processing for all locations on the IP telephony network. The Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) cluster usually resides at the main (or central) location, along with other devices such as phones and gateways. The remote locations contain additional devices, but no Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM). IP WAN links connect the remote locations to the main location.

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LocationRSVP Setting
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PhantomNo Reservation
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UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
LocationRSVP Setting
PhantomNo Reservation
Hub_NoneNo Reservation
NOTE: Location(s) not displayedUse System Default
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LocationRSVP Setting
PhantomNo Reservation
Hub_NoneNo Reservation
NOTE: Location(s) not displayedUse System Default

5.24 Location Bandwidth Manager Group

The Location Bandwidth Manager Groups set the Location Bandwidth Manager (LBM) services that each Cisco Callmanager service communicates with.

Each Cisco Callmanager service must communicate with an LBM service to determine the availability of bandwidth for each call, and to deduct bandwidth for the duration of each call that is admitted.

The LBM Group Page allows the Cisco Callmanger service to communicate with selected LBM services, instead of communicating with the local LBM service.

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5.25 Location Bandwidth Manager Intercluster Replication Group

Location Bandwidth Manager Hub Group configuration enables an LBM service to participate directly in inter-cluster replication of configured and dynamic Location Bandwidth data. LBMs assigned an LBM Hub Group discover each other through their common connections and form a fully-meshed replication network. Other LBM services in a cluster with an LBM Hub participate indirectly in inter-cluster replication through the LBM Hubs in their cluster.

Use the LBM Hub Group Page to configure the LBM Hub service to find a location in the remote clusters to establish external communication

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5.26 Physical Location

Physical locations support the Device Mobility feature. Physical locations provide a means of distinguishing the parameters that relate to a specific geographical location from other parameters.

For example, a media resources server may serve a specific office or campus within the enterprise. When a device roams to another office or campus and reregisters with Cisco Unified Communications Manager, you want to have the media resources server at the roaming location serve the device. By defining the physical location according to availability of media services, you can assure efficient and cost-effective reassignment of services as devices move from one physical location to another. Depending upon the network structure and allocation of services, you may define physical locations based upon a city, enterprise campus, or building.

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5.27 SRST

A survivable remote site telephony (SRST) reference comprises the gateway that can provide limited Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) functionality when all other Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) servers for a device are unreachable.

Typically assigned to device pools, SRST references determine the gateways where calling devices search when they attempt to complete a call if Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) is unavailable.

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SRST
NamePortIP AddressSIP Network/IP AddressSIP PortSRST Certificate Provider PortSRST is Secure
Disable2000  50602445N
SRST1200010.5.1.110.5.1.150602445N
Use Default Gateway2000  50602445N

5.28 MLPP Domain

An MLPP domain specifies the collection of devices and resources that are associated with an MLPP subscriber. When an MLPP subscriber that belongs to a particular domain places a precedence call to another MLPP subscriber that belongs to the same domain, MLPP service can preempt the existing call that the called MLPP subscriber is on for a higher precedence call. MLPP service availability does not go across different domains.

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5.29 Resource Priority Namespace Network Domain

Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses Resource Priority Namespace Network Domains to support Voice over Secured IP (VoSIP) networks by using Multilevel Precedence and Preemption (MLPP) for Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunks.

MLPP, with configured Resource Priority domains, prioritizes SIP-signaled resources and enables indications related to precedence and preempted calls. End users can establish secure calls when the calls traverse SIP trunks.

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5.30 Resource Priority Namespace List

Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses Resource Priority Namespace Lists to configure a default group of Resource Priority Namespace Network Domains to add to a SIP profile for validating incoming Resource Priority Namespace Network Domains.

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5.31 Enterprise Parameters

Enterprise parameters provide default settings that apply to all devices and services in the same cluster. (A cluster comprises a set of Cisco Unified Communications Managers that share the same database.) When you install a new Cisco Unified Communications Manager, it uses the enterprise parameters to set the initial values of its device defaults.

You cannot add or delete enterprise parameters, but you can update existing enterprise parameters.

Please note that not all parameters are listed as not all parameters can be retrieved.

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Enterprise Parameters
Parameter NameParameter Value
Cluster IDStandAloneCluster
Max Number Device Level Trace12
Enable Trace Compression0
DSCP For SCCP Phone Services0
DSCP For SCCP Phone Config96
DSCP For Cm2 Dvce64
Connection Monitor Duration120
Auto Registration Phone Protocol0
Auto Registration Legacy ModeF
BLF For Call Lists0
Advertise G722 Codec1
Phone Personalization0
Phone Service Display0
Feature Control Policy 
Wifi Hotspot Profile 
IMS Inter Operator IdIMS Inter Operator Identification
URI Lookup Policy0
CCM Admin Max Items In List250
CCM Admin Max Items In Lookup1000
CCM Admin Enable Dependency RecordsT
Auto Select DN On Any Partition0
CCM User Options Portal Default Server 
CCM User Show Speed Dial SettingsT
CCM User Show IP Phone Services SettingsT
CCM User Show Ring SettingsF
CCM User Show Message Waiting Lamp PolicyT
CCM User Show History SettingsT
CCM User Show Personal Address BookT
CCM User Show Line Text SettingsF
CCM User Show Online GuideT
CCM User Show Mobility FeaturesT
CCM User Show DirectoryT
CCM User Show Calendar PreferenceT
CCM User Show Phone LocaleT
CCM User Show Change PasswordT
CCM User Show Change PinT
CCM User Show Call Forward1
CCM User Show Voicemail IVR OptionT
CCM User Show Conferencing SchedulerT
CCM User Show Video Conferencing Scheduler1
CCM User Show DownloadT
CCM User Display NameT
End User Directory URI Partition Alias 
CDR Flat File Interval1
Default Network Locale64
Default User Locale1
MLPP Domain Identifier000000
MLPP Indication StatusOff
MLPP Preemption SettingDisabled
Precedence Alternate Party Timeout30
Use Standard VM Handling For Precedence CallsF
Confidential Access Level PolicyF
Confidential Access Level Enforcement Level0
Confidential Access Level Value For Warning0
Confidential Access Level Warning Message Text 
Confidential Access Level Failure Message TextCAL MISMATCH
Cluster Security Mode0
LBM Security Mode0
CAPF Phone Port3804
CAPF Operation Duration10
TFTP File Signature Algorithm1
Cache ControlT
Auth Method For Browser Access1
TLS Cipher Preference1
SRTP Cipher Selection0
HTTPS Cipher Selection1
Certificate Validity Check0
Certificate Validity Check Frequency24
Roll Back To Pre GraybackF
URL Authenticationhttp://10.5.1.150:8080/ccmcip/authenticate.jsp
URL Directorieshttp://10.5.1.150:8080/ccmcip/xmldirectory.jsp
URL Idle 
URL Idle Time 
URL Information 
URL Messages 
URL Proxy 
URL Serviceshttp://10.5.1.150:8080/ccmcip/getservicesmenu.jsp
Secure Authentication URL 
Secure Directory URLhttp://10.5.1.150:8443/ccmcip/xmldirectory.jsp
Secure UDS Users Access URLhttp://10.5.1.150:8443/cucm-uds/users
Secure Idle URL 
Secure Information URLhttp://10.5.1.150:8443/ccmcip/GetTelecasterHelpText.jsp
Secure Messages URL 
Secure Services URLhttp://10.5.1.150:8443/ccmcip/getservicesmenu.jsp
Enable All User SearchT
User Search Limit64
Numberof Digitsto Match4
CCMPD Session Timeout86400
Allowed Perfmon Queries Per Minute50
Allowed Ris Queries Per Minute15
Perfmon Queue Limit100
Maximum Perfmon Counters Per Session100
Allowed Cdr Get File Queries Per Minute10
Allowed Cdr Get File List Queries Per Minute20
File Close Thread FlagT
File Close Thread Queue Watermark100
Restrict On User Group Overlap1
Restrict Non Super UserT
User Assignment Mode0
Directory Group Operations On Cisco I Mand Presence0
Group Size To Limit Presence Packets For Enterprise Groups100
Syncing Mode For Enterprise Groups1
Server Port Number8888
Client Port Number8889
AA Installed FlagT
IAQ Installed FlagT
Organization Domain 
Cluster Name 
Do S Protection FlagT
TLS Handshake Timer60
TLS Resumption Timer3600
Unsupported Pickup 
User Must Change Credential Behavior 
Enable IP V6F
IP Addressing Mode Pref Media0
IP Addressing Mode Pref Control0
Allow Auto Configuration For Phones1
Allow Duplicate Address Detection1
Accept Redirect Messages0
Reply Multicast Echo Request0
Remote Syslog Server Name 
Remote Syslog Server Name2 
Remote Syslog Server Name3 
Remote Syslog Server Name4 
Remote Syslog Server Name5 
Remote Syslog Severity3
GRT Socket Connect Timeout10
GRT Socket Read Timeout60
Is Logical Partitioning EnabledF
Is Custom Logical Partitioning AppliedF
Default Geolocation 
Logical Partitioning Default Policy2
Logical Partitioning Default Filter 
Enable Mgcp Trace Log0
Enable Call Trace Log1
Max Call Trace Log Files2000
Call Trace Log File Size2
Never Start Call With VideoF
DSCP ValueNone
Route Plan Report Max Index1500000
Oauth Token Expiry Timer60
Thirdpartyclient_redirecturi 
SSO Login Behavior For Ios0
Use SS Ofor RTMT1
Max Servers30
Max Phones80000
Max Users160000

5.32 Enterprise Phone Configuration

The Enterprise Phone Configuration defines parameters that will apply to all phones that support these parameters.

Parameters that you set in this window may also appear in the Common Phone profile window and the Device Configuration window for various devices. If you set these same parameters in these other windows too, the setting that takes precedence is determined in the following order: 1) Device Configuration window settings, 2) Common Phone Profile window settings, 3) Enterprise Phone Configuration window settings.

If the "Override Common Settings" box is not checked for a given setting, the corresponding parameter setting does not take effect.

The following Enterprise Phone Configurations are configured:

5.32.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Enterprise Phone Configurationsame13401340000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.32.2 Comparison Results

Enterprise Phone Configuration
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride Common Settings
Disable USBDisabledN
Back USB PortEnabledN
Side USB PortEnabledN
Enable/Disable USB Classes Audio ClassN
SDIODisabledN
BluetoothEnabledN
Bluetooth ProfilesHandsfreeN
Allow Bluetooth Contacts ImportEnabledN
Allow Bluetooth Mobile Handsfree ModeEnabledN
Cisco CameraDisabledN
Console AccessDisabledN
Enable Power Save Plus N
Enable Audible AlertDisabledN
Allow EnergyWise OverridesDisabledN
EnergyWise Domain1N
Phone On Time00:00N
Phone Off Time24:00N
Phone Off Idle Timeout60N
Days Display Not ActiveSundayN
Display On Time07:30N
Display On Duration10:30N
Display Idle Timeout01:00N
Display On When Incoming CallEnabledN
Incoming Call Toast Timer5N
Enable Mute FeatureDisabledN
Join And Direct Transfer PolicySame line, accross line enabledN
Medianet Statistics Interval15N
RTCPDisabledN
Enable Wideband CodecsUse System DefaultN
Video CallingEnabledN
Wi-FiEnabledN
Wi-Fi HotspotDisabledN
PC PortEnabledN
Span to PC PortDisabledN
PC Voice VLAN AccessEnabledN
PC Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Switch Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Automatic Port SynchronizationDisabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): Switch PortEnabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): PC PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol - Media Endpoint Discover (LLDP-MED): Switch PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP): PC PortEnabledN
LLDP Asset ID N
LLDP Power PriorityUnknownN
Power NegotiationEnabledN
802.1x AuthenticationUser ControlledN
FIPS ModeDisabledN
80-bit SRTCPDisabledN
Always On VPNDisabledN
Store VPN Password on DeviceDisabledN
Allow User-Defined VPN ProfilesEnabledN
Require Screen LockUser ControlledN
Maximum Screen Lock Timeout600N
Enforce Screen Lock During Display-On TimeEnabledN
Lock Device During Audio CallDisabledN
Kerberos Server N
Kerberos Realm N
TLS Resumption Timer3600N
User Credentials Persistent for Expressway Sign inDisabledN
WLAN SCEP Server N
WLAN Root CA Fingerprint (SHA256 or SHA1) N
Outbound RolloverDisabledN
Detect Unified CM Connection FailureNormalN
Time to Wait for Seamless Reconnect After TCP Drop or Roaming (seconds)5N
Load Server N
IPv6 Load Server N
Peer Firmware SharingEnabledN
Log Server N
HTTPS Serverhttp and https Enabled 
Web AccessDisabledN
Settings AccessEnabledN
Android Debug Bridge (ADB)DisabledN
Customer support upload URL N
Allow Applications from Unknown SourcesDisabledN
Allow Applications from Android MarketDisabledN
Allow Applications from Cisco AppHQDisabledN
AppHQ Domain N
Enable Cisco UCM App ClientDisabledN
Company Photo Directory N
Voicemail Server (Primary) N
Voicemail Server (Backup) N
Alternate phone book server typeUDSN
Alternate phone book server address N
Presence and Chat Server (Primary) N
Presence and Chat Server TypeCisco WebEx ConnectN
Presence and Chat Single Sign-On (SSO) Domain N
Device UI ProfileSimpleN
Multi-UserDisabledN
Multi-User URL N
Email address for customer support N
PSTN ModeDisabledN
Revert to All CallsDisabledN
RTCP for VideoEnabledN
Provide Dial Tone from Release ButtonDisabledN
Hide Video By DefaultDisabledN
VXC VPN OptionDual TunnelN
VXC ChallengeChallengeN
VXC-M Servers N
Record Call Log from Shared LineDisabledN
Show Call History for Selected Line OnlyDisabledN
Actionable Incoming Call AlertShow for all Incoming CallN
DF bit0N
Separate Audio and Video MuteDisabledN
Softkey ControlFeature Control PolicyN
Start Video Port N
Stop Video Port N
Lowest Alerting Line State PriorityDisabledN
One Column Display for KEMDisabledN
Customer Support Use N
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): PC PortDisabledN
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): SW PortDisabledN
WLAN Authentication Attempts2N
WLAN Profile 1 Prompt ModeEnabledN
Line ModeSession Line ModeN
Admin Configurable RingerDisabledN
ICEEnabledN
Default Candidate TypeHostN
Server Reflexive AddressEnabledN
Primary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
Secondary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
TURN Server Transport TypeAutoN
TURN Server Username N
File Types to Block in File Transfer N
URLs to Block in File Transfer N
Automatically Start in Phone ControlDisabledN
Automatically Control Tethered Desk PhoneDisabledN
Extend and Connect CapabilityEnabledN
Display Contact PhotosEnabledN
Number Lookups on DirectoryEnabledN
Jabber for Windows Software Update Server URL N
Problem Report Server URL N
Analytics CollectionDisabledN
Analytics Server URL N
Cisco Support Field N

5.33 Service Parameters

Service parameters provide default settings that apply to all devices and services in the same cluster. A cluster comprises a set of Cisco Unified Communications Managers (CUCMs) that share the same database. When you install a new Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), it uses the enterprise parameters to set the initial values of its device defaults.

If a subscriber parameter is not equal to the publisher parameter, the subscriber value will appear in red. If the value cannot be retrieved (for example the subscriber server is not active but configured in the database, the subscriber value appears as error.

Please note that not all parameters are listed as not all parameters can be retrieved.

5.33.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Service Parameterssame67806780020340203400Compare okNo changes found.

5.33.2 Comparison Results

Service Parameters - Clusterwide Parameters (Parameters that apply to all servers)
ServiceParameter NameParameter Value
Cisco AMC ServicePrimary Collector10.5.1.150
Cisco AMC ServiceFailover Collector 
Cisco AMC ServiceAmc Collection EnabledT
Cisco AMC ServiceAmc Collection Polling Rate40
Cisco AMC ServiceAmc Link Service Sync Up Period60
Cisco AMC ServiceRMI Registry Port1099
Cisco AMC ServiceRMI Object Port1090
Cisco AMC ServiceAlert Mgr EnabledT
Cisco AMC ServiceLogger EnabledT
Cisco Bulk Provisioning ServiceDefault BPS Job Processing Option1
Cisco Bulk Provisioning ServiceDefault BPS Job Processing Time 
Cisco Bulk Provisioning ServiceDefault BPS Throttling Limit1000
Cisco Bulk Provisioning ServiceBPS Log File Location/var/log/active/cm/log/bps/
Cisco Bulk Provisioning ServiceStop BPS Job ProcessingF
Cisco CTIManagerApplication Heartbeat Min Interval5
Cisco CTIManagerHunt Call Clear Delay Timer200
Cisco CTIManagerMax SSO Token Size8192
Cisco CTIManagerMax Devices Per Provider2000
Cisco CTIManagerMax Devices Per Node800
Cisco CTIManagerRequire Public Key EncryptionF
Cisco CTIManagerDefault IP Addr Mode2
Cisco CTIManagerDSCP For ICCP96
Cisco CTIManagerDSCP For CT I2 Apps96
Cisco CTIManagerSdl Listening Port8003
Cisco CTIManagerSdl Max Router Latency20
Cisco CTIManagerSdl Max Un Handled Exceptions0
Cisco CTIManagerApplication Heartbeat Max Interval3600
Cisco CallManagerCall Diagnostics Enabled1
Cisco CallManagerDisplay FAC In CDRT
Cisco CallManagerShow Member D Ninfinal Called Party NumberF
Cisco CallManagerShow Member DN Non Maskinfinal Called Party NumberF
Cisco CallManagerCTI New Call Accept Timeout4
Cisco CallManagerCTI Generate Digits Interval250
Cisco CallManagerCTI Dial Digits Interval250
Cisco CallManagerCTI Await Further DigitsF
Cisco CallManagerCTI Wild Card DN As Called PartyF
Cisco CallManagerCTI Send Fake Ringback On183 SDPT
Cisco CallManagerDisable Non Registered SCCP Keep AlivesF
Cisco CallManagerCall Forward Notification All LinesF
Cisco CallManagerRetain Media On Disconnect With PI For Active CallF
Cisco CallManagerStation2nd Keepalive Interval60
Cisco CallManagerStation Keepalive Interval30
Cisco CallManagerStatus Enq Poll FlagF
Cisco CallManagerStrip Pound Called Party FlagT
Cisco CallManagerTimer Dusting_sec10
Cisco CallManagerTimer T301_msec180000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T302_msec15000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T303_msec4000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T304_msec30000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T305_msec30000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T306_msec30000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T308_msec4000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T309_msec90000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T310_msec60000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T313_msec4000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T316_msec120000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T317_msec100000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T321_msec30000
Cisco CallManagerTimer T322_msec4000
Cisco CallManagerTone On Hold Time10
Cisco CallManagerUnknown Caller Id 
Cisco CallManagerUnknown Caller Id FlagT
Cisco CallManagerUnknown Caller Id Text 
Cisco CallManagerCall Classification1
Cisco CallManagerAlways Display Orignal Dialed NumberF
Cisco CallManagerName Display For Original Dialed Number When TranslatedT
Cisco CallManagerAlways Use Pis With Original Dialed NumberF
Cisco CallManagerOut Of Bandwidth Cause Value34
Cisco CallManagerStrip Plus For Outgoing Calls Through GatewayF
Cisco CallManagerFail Call If TRP Allocation FailsT
Cisco CallManagerAllow Party ID Display If P Iis NAF
Cisco CallManagerTransit Counter Enabled For QSIG TrunksF
Cisco CallManagerEgress Facility IE Count6
Cisco CallManagerEnable Device Mobilityfor TrunksF
Cisco CallManagerAlway Use Prime LineF
Cisco CallManagerAlway Use Prime Line For Voice MailF
Cisco CallManagerBib Enable0
Cisco CallManagerDevice Mobility Mode0
Cisco CallManagerDisplay Device Mobility Location1
Cisco CallManagerTimer For Auto Answer1
Cisco CallManagerExtension Display On7910F
Cisco CallManagerAlternate Idle Phone Auto Answer BehaviorF
Cisco CallManagerHold TypeF
Cisco CallManagerLine State Update EnabledT
Cisco CallManagerTimer_ Offhook_ To_ First_ Digit_msec15000
Cisco CallManagerOverride Auto Answer If Disable Speaker FlagT
Cisco CallManagerOut Of Bandwidth TextNot Enough Bandwidth
Cisco CallManagerEnter FAC TextEnter Authorization Code
Cisco CallManagerEnter CMC TextEnter Client Matter Code
Cisco CallManagerAAR Network Congestion Re Routing TextNetwork Congestion. Rerouting.
Cisco CallManagerConsecutive Ring Option0
Cisco CallManagerTransfer Onhook EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerDevice Ring Setting5
Cisco CallManagerLine Ring Setting4
Cisco CallManagerCall Pickup Ring Setting Idle Station2
Cisco CallManagerCall Pickup Ring Setting Busy Station2
Cisco CallManagerBLF Audible Alert Setting Idle Station0
Cisco CallManagerBLF Audible Alert Setting Busy Station0
Cisco CallManagerPrivacy SettingT
Cisco CallManagerPreserve Privacy Setting On Held CallsF
Cisco CallManagerSIP Station Keepalive Interval120
Cisco CallManagerSIP Station Realmccmsipline
Cisco CallManagerHunt Group Logoff NotificationNone
Cisco CallManagerSpeed Dial Await Further DigitsF
Cisco CallManagerDisplay Cti RP Info FlagF
Cisco CallManagerDisplay Original Cgpn On Transfer From VmF
Cisco CallManagerURI Dialing Display Preference1
Cisco CallManagerPrefix Apply To1
Cisco CallManagerNational Prefix 
Cisco CallManagerInternational Prefix 
Cisco CallManagerSubscriber Prefix 
Cisco CallManagerUnknown Prefix 
Cisco CallManagerApply Incoming Prefix To CD RsF
Cisco CallManagerInsert Hyphens In12 Digit NumbersF
Cisco CallManagerAllow Call Waiting During In Progress Outbound Analog CallT
Cisco CallManagerTreat Foreign Domain Calls As UR Iin Phone Call HistoryF
Cisco CallManagerPause In Speed Dial Inter Digit Interval_msec60
Cisco CallManagerDisplay Hunt Pilot Name Or DN When AlertingT
Cisco CallManagerApply Transformations On Remote NumberF
Cisco CallManagerAsn1 Rose Encoding0
Cisco CallManagerQsig Variant0
Cisco CallManagerCaller ID 
Cisco CallManagerCalling Name Not Available Timeout2000
Cisco CallManagerCgpn Screening Indicator4
Cisco CallManagerEnable Outbound Network Trunk Cgpn RestrictionF
Cisco CallManagerChange B Channel Maintenance Status1 
Cisco CallManagerChange B Channel Maintenance Status2 
Cisco CallManagerChange B Channel Maintenance Status3 
Cisco CallManagerChange B Channel Maintenance Status4 
Cisco CallManagerChange B Channel Maintenance Status5 
Cisco CallManagerClear Calls Due To Incompatible Call StateF
Cisco CallManagerClear Calls When Datalink Goes DownT
Cisco CallManagerDb MGCP Device Timeout5
Cisco CallManagerDevice Status Poll Interval_msec3000
Cisco CallManagerDisable Alerting PIF
Cisco CallManagerDiscard Non Inband ProgressF
Cisco CallManagerDisable Resume From MGCPFXS SharelineT
Cisco CallManagerDt Silence FlagF
Cisco CallManagerEnable Display IE In Codeset6F
Cisco CallManagerEnable Pri Ni2 Service Message SupportF
Cisco CallManagerFlash Hook Duration_msec500
Cisco CallManagerGateway Poll Timeout10
Cisco CallManagerLocation In PRI Progress Indicator16
Cisco CallManagerMatching Cgpn With Attendant FlagF
Cisco CallManagerMGCP Db Query Delay Time_msec1000
Cisco CallManagerMgcp Fxs Hangup Timeout3
Cisco CallManagerMGCP Resp Timeout30
Cisco CallManagerMGCP Timeout3
Cisco CallManagerMGCP Retry Timeout Handling0
Cisco CallManagerNumbering Plan Info1
Cisco CallManagerOptimize Media Connection TimeT
Cisco CallManagerOverlap Receiving For Pri FlagT
Cisco CallManagerOutgoing Media Connect Time For Pri0
Cisco CallManagerPort Release Timer0
Cisco CallManagerPR I4 ESSUUIE Device Type0
Cisco CallManagerSMDI Call Delay Timer0
Cisco CallManagerStable In4 FlagF
Cisco CallManagerOptimize MGCP RegistrationT
Cisco CallManagerSuppress Out Of Chans EventsT
Cisco CallManagerTimer T1 Frame_msec2000
Cisco CallManagerConvert Progress To DisconnectF
Cisco CallManagerUser User IE StatusF
Cisco CallManagerConvert European Progress Messageto AlertingF
Cisco CallManagerEnable Dms Pri Notify Message From User To NetworkT
Cisco CallManagerAudit Oos Channel Timer10
Cisco CallManagerEnable Digit Reset During Hook FlashT
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party National Number Prefix MGCP 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party International Number Prefix MGCP 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party Subscriber Number Prefix MGCP 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party Unknown Number Prefix MGCP 
Cisco CallManagerDigital And Analog Ports EnabledT
Cisco CallManagerAllow Layer1 Info For Pri Bearer CapabilityF
Cisco CallManagerAccept Blind TCP ConnectionF
Cisco CallManagerAllow TCP Keep Alives For H323T
Cisco CallManagerBRQ EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerCall Present6 Disconn FlagF
Cisco CallManagerEnable H323 Quiet ClearF
Cisco CallManagerBlock Connected Number IEF
Cisco CallManagerProcess Inbound H245 Address In H225 SetupF
Cisco CallManagerCheck Progress Indicator Before Establishing MediaF
Cisco CallManagerConvert Progress To Release CompleteF
Cisco CallManagerH225 Block Setup DestinationF
Cisco CallManagerH225 DB Retry Timeout0
Cisco CallManagerH225 Device Connect At Connect Time0
Cisco CallManagerH225 DTMF Duration100
Cisco CallManagerH225 Tsp Req Retry2
Cisco CallManagerTimer H225 ICT Call Throttle30
Cisco CallManagerTimer H225 T301_msec180000
Cisco CallManagerTimer H225 T302_msec15000
Cisco CallManagerTimer H225 T303_msec4000
Cisco CallManagerTimer H225 T304_msec30000
Cisco CallManagerTimer H225 T305_msec30000
Cisco CallManagerTimer H225 T310_msec60000
Cisco CallManagerTimer H225 TCP5
Cisco CallManagerH245 TCS Timeout10
Cisco CallManagerH323 Cgpn Screening Indicator1
Cisco CallManagerFully Qualified DN For H323F
Cisco CallManagerTone On ConnectF
Cisco CallManagerTimeout Waiting For SD Pwith Recv Mode_sec3
Cisco CallManagerTimer Ras ARQ3
Cisco CallManagerTimer Ras BRQ3
Cisco CallManagerTimer Ras DRQ3
Cisco CallManagerTimer Ras RRQ3
Cisco CallManagerTimer Ras URQ3
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count ARQ2
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count BRQ2
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count DRQ2
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count RRQ2
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count URQ1
Cisco CallManagerSend Product And Version IdF
Cisco CallManagerSend CUCM Versionas Version Idin H225 SetupF
Cisco CallManagerTimer Send Progress_msec3000
Cisco CallManagerTo Send H225 User Info Msg1
Cisco CallManagerTimer T Status Enq Poll_msec10000
Cisco CallManagerDevice Name Of GK Controlled Trunk With Port1720None
Cisco CallManagerHost Name IP Address Of GK With RAS Udp Port1719None
Cisco CallManagerFail Call If MTP Allocation FailsF
Cisco CallManagerOverlap Receiving For H323 FlagF
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party National Number Prefix H323 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party International Number Prefix H323 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party Subscriber Number Prefix H323 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party Unknown Number Prefix H323 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Called Party National Num Prefix H323 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Called Party International Num Prefix H323 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Called Party Subscriber Num Prefix H323 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Called Party Unknown Num Prefix H323 
Cisco CallManagerAllocate Transcoder For H323 To EO CallF
Cisco CallManagerSIP Interoperability EnabledT
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count SIP Bye10
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count SIP Cancel10
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count SIP Invite6
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count SIPPRACK6
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count SIP Rel1 XX10
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count SIP Publish6
Cisco CallManagerRetry Count SIP Response6
Cisco CallManagerTimer SIP Connect_msec500
Cisco CallManagerTimer SIP Disconnect_msec500
Cisco CallManagerTimer SIP Expires180000
Cisco CallManagerTimer SIPPRAC K_msec500
Cisco CallManagerTimer SIP Rel1 X X_msec500
Cisco CallManagerTimer SIP Trying_msec500
Cisco CallManagerTimer SIP Publish_msec500
Cisco CallManagerSIP Minimum Session Expires Value1800
Cisco CallManagerSIPSURI Handling0
Cisco CallManagerTimer SIP Statistics Periodic Update2
Cisco CallManagerSIP Session Expires Value1800
Cisco CallManagerSIP Call Preservation Expires Value0
Cisco CallManagerSIP Trunk Tsp Req Retry2
Cisco CallManagerSIP Tcp Connection Aging Timer14
Cisco CallManagerSIP Tcp Timer5
Cisco CallManagerSIP Station TCP Port Throttle Rate Threshold100
Cisco CallManagerSIP Trunk TCP Port Throttle Rate Threshold500
Cisco CallManagerSIP Station UDP Port Throttle Rate Threshold50
Cisco CallManagerSIP Trunk UDP Port Throttle Rate Threshold200
Cisco CallManagerSIP V150 Outbound SDP Offer Filtering0
Cisco CallManagerSIP Max Incoming Message Size18000
Cisco CallManagerSIP Max Incoming Message Headers100
Cisco CallManagerSend SIP Multicast TT Lin SDPF
Cisco CallManagerSIP Publish Timer3600
Cisco CallManagerSIP Publish Min Timer60
Cisco CallManagerSIP Publish Trunk 
Cisco CallManagerIncoming Calling Party Unknown Number Prefix SIP 
Cisco CallManagerSend181 Response For Call ForwardF
Cisco CallManagerDelay Sending181 Message Until18 XT
Cisco CallManagerFail SIP Trunk Call If MTP Allocation FailsF
Cisco CallManagerEnable Call Related Refer Notify Subscribe LoggingT
Cisco CallManagerGet Port Response Timer2
Cisco CallManagerSIP Registration Authorization EnabledT
Cisco CallManagerCall Park Display Time10
Cisco CallManagerCaller ID Display Priority EnabledT
Cisco CallManagerUse All Call Park Numbers Once Before ReusingF
Cisco CallManagerEnable Clusterwide Call ParkF
Cisco CallManagerCall Park Reversion Timeout60
Cisco CallManagerPark Monitoring Reversion Timeout60
Cisco CallManagerPark Monitoring Periodic Reversion Timeout30
Cisco CallManagerPark Monitoring Forward No Retrieve Timeout300
Cisco CallManagerUse Gcid Of Parked Call EnabledT
Cisco CallManagerMax Call Duration Timeout720
Cisco CallManagerMax Hold Duration Timeout360
Cisco CallManagerBarge Tone EnableT
Cisco CallManagerMWL Policy3
Cisco CallManagerAudible MWI Policy0
Cisco CallManagerMWI In Bound Calling Search Space 
Cisco CallManagerMulti Tenant MWI ModeF
Cisco CallManagerNon Msg Center Timer Value0
Cisco CallManagerMWI Apdu Xlation Calling Search Space 
Cisco CallManagerBlock Off Net To Off Net TransferF
Cisco CallManagerFwd Off Net Transfers To External DestF
Cisco CallManagerUse Restriction Of Presentation Of Transferring PartyT
Cisco CallManagerLocal Route Group For Redirected Calls0
Cisco CallManagerBlock Unencrypted CallsF
Cisco CallManagerSuppress Moh To CBT
Cisco CallManagerDrop Adhoc Conference0
Cisco CallManagerMax Ad Hoc Conference4
Cisco CallManagerMax Meet Me Conference Unicast4
Cisco CallManagerAdvance Adhoc ConferenceF
Cisco CallManagerNon Linear Adhoc Conference Linking EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerChoose Encrypted Instead Of VideoT
Cisco CallManagerMinimum Video Capable Participants2
Cisco CallManagerAllocate Video When Video Bridge Has Higher PriorityF
Cisco CallManagerEnable Click To Conference For Third Party AppsF
Cisco CallManagerIMS Conference Factory URIcucm-conference-factory@cucm1.company.com
Cisco CallManagerMCU Conference Bridge Custom Layout Index0
Cisco CallManagerCluster Conferencing Prefix Id 
Cisco CallManagerSecure Call Icon Display Policy0
Cisco CallManagerForward Maximum Hop Count12
Cisco CallManagerForward No Answer Timeout12
Cisco CallManagerMax Forwards To Dn12
Cisco CallManagerRetain Fwd Info After OffhookF
Cisco CallManagerForward By Reroute Enabled FlagF
Cisco CallManagerTransform Forward By Reroute Dest FlagT
Cisco CallManagerVMB To Diverting Nr Enabled FlagF
Cisco CallManagerCopy Qsig Diverting Nr To Redir Nr FlagF
Cisco CallManagerCopy Qsig Div Reason To Orig Div Reason FlagF
Cisco CallManagerAlways Forward Switch VM Calls FlagT
Cisco CallManagerForward By Reroute T1 Timer10
Cisco CallManagerQsig Orig VM Box TranslationF
Cisco CallManagerInclude Orig Called Info QSIG Call Div0
Cisco CallManagerFWD Private Numbering Plan EncodingF
Cisco CallManagerFWD Private Type Of Number2
Cisco CallManagerMax Forward Un Registereds To Dn0
Cisco CallManagerCfa Css Activation Policy1
Cisco CallManagerCF Hop Count Exceed SIP Cause Value31
Cisco CallManagerHold Reversion Duration0
Cisco CallManagerHold Reversion Notification Interval30
Cisco CallManagerCFA Destination OverrideF
Cisco CallManagerAuto Call Pickup EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerCall Pickup Locating Timer1
Cisco CallManagerCall Pickup No Answer Timer12
Cisco CallManagerValidate Refer To Address2
Cisco CallManagerBlock Off Net To Off Net ReplacesF
Cisco CallManagerRedirection RNAR Timer24
Cisco CallManagerMax Redirection Count70
Cisco CallManagerEnable Location MLPPF
Cisco CallManagerExecutive Override Call PreemptableF
Cisco CallManagerEnforcing Location Maximum Bandwidth0
Cisco CallManagerNon Preemption Pattern CSS 
Cisco CallManagerMLPP Disable Exception Precedence Level0
Cisco CallManagerPath Replacement Enabled FlagF
Cisco CallManagerPath Replace Tromboned Calls FlagT
Cisco CallManagerPath Replacement Start Minimum Time0
Cisco CallManagerPath Replacement Start Maximum Time0
Cisco CallManagerPath Replacement T1 Timer30
Cisco CallManagerPath Replacement T2 Timer15
Cisco CallManagerPath Replacement PINX Id 
Cisco CallManagerPath Replacement Calling Search Space 
Cisco CallManagerCBB Enabled FlagT
Cisco CallManagerCBB Audio File NameCallBack.raw
Cisco CallManagerCBB Connection Proposal Type1
Cisco CallManagerCBB Connection Response Type1
Cisco CallManagerCBB Request Protection Timer T110
Cisco CallManagerCBB Recall Timer T320
Cisco CallManagerCBB Calling Search Space 
Cisco CallManagerCBB Path Reservation Response1
Cisco CallManagerCBB Private Numbering Plan EncodingF
Cisco CallManagerCBB Private Type Of Number2
Cisco CallManagerCBB Ret Result Operation Value0
Cisco CallManagerCBB Ret Result Optional ParamT
Cisco CallManagerCB Clear Monitoring CallF
Cisco CallManagerPlay Recording Tone To Observed TargetF
Cisco CallManagerPlay Recording Tone To Observed Connected PartiesF
Cisco CallManagerPlay Monitoring Tone To Observed TargetF
Cisco CallManagerPlay Monitoring Tone To Observed Connected PartiesF
Cisco CallManagerJoin Across Lines Policy0
Cisco CallManagerSingle Button Barge C Barge Policy0
Cisco CallManagerAllow Barging When RingingF
Cisco CallManagerPlay Secure Indication ToneF
Cisco CallManagerMGCPGW Play Tone Delay Timer0
Cisco CallManagerExternal Call Control Diversion Maximum Hop Count12
Cisco CallManagerExternal Call Control Diversion Max Hop To Pattern Or DN12
Cisco CallManagerExternal Call Control Routing Request Timer2000
Cisco CallManagerExternal Call Control Fully Qualified Role And ResourceCISCO:UC:UCMPolicy:VoiceOrVideoCall
Cisco CallManagerExternal Call Control Initial Connection Count To PDP2
Cisco CallManagerExternal Call Control Maximum Connection Count To PDP4
Cisco CallManagerAlways Use External Call Control Specified Call Names1
Cisco CallManagerStop Routing On Out Of Bandwidth FlagF
Cisco CallManagerStop Routing On Unallocated Number FlagT
Cisco CallManagerStop Routing On User Busy FlagT
Cisco CallManagerStop Routing On Q931 Disconnect Cause Values 
Cisco CallManagerRoute Class Trunk Signaling EnabledT
Cisco CallManagerSIP Route Class Naming Authoritycisco.com
Cisco CallManagerSIP Clear Channel Data Route Class Labelccdata
Cisco CallManagerSIP Satellite Avoidance Route Class Labelnosat
Cisco CallManagerSIP Hotline Voice Route Class Labelhotline
Cisco CallManagerSIP Hotline Data Route Class Labelhotline-ccdata
Cisco CallManagerStop Routing On Out Of Bandwidth Flag For Hunt ListF
Cisco CallManagerUse Pickup Group Of Line Group Member DNF
Cisco CallManagerExternal Qo S Enabled FlagF
Cisco CallManagerDefault Network Hold MOH Audio Source ID1
Cisco CallManagerDefault User Hold MOH Audio Source ID1
Cisco CallManagerDuplex Streaming EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerMedia Exchange Interface Caps Timeout8
Cisco CallManagerEnable New M Mo H Method Over H323 ProtocolT
Cisco CallManagerMedia Exchange Timeout12
Cisco CallManagerMedia Exchange Stop Streaming Timeout8
Cisco CallManagerOpen Video Channel Ack Timeout500
Cisco CallManagerPort Received Timer After Call Connection500
Cisco CallManagerMedia Resource Allocation Timeout12
Cisco CallManagerMTP Resource Throttling Percentage95
Cisco CallManagerICT Capabilities Mismatch Timeout1000
Cisco CallManagerSilence Suppression System WideF
Cisco CallManagerSilence Suppression With GatewaysF
Cisco CallManagerStrip Silence Suppression CapabilitiesF
Cisco CallManagerEnable Source Verification For Media DevicesT
Cisco CallManagerAlways Use Dialtone Setting1
Cisco CallManagerRestart Ccm On Initialization ExceptionT
Cisco CallManagerDialing Forest Dump EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerSCCP Batch Latency Timer100
Cisco CallManagerDigit Analysis Timer6
Cisco CallManagerStatistics EnabledT
Cisco CallManagerDevice Propagation Queue Depth25
Cisco CallManagerSM Events Debug EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerCcm Priority Class0
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Audio Calls184
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Video Calls136
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Audio Portion Of Video Calls136
Cisco CallManagerDSC Pfor Telepresence128
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Audio Portion Of Telepresence128
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Priority Audio Calls180
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Immediate Audio Calls176
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Flash Audio Calls164
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Flash Override Audio Calls168
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Executive Override Audio Calls168
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Priority Video Calls156
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Immediate Video Calls148
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Flash Video Calls140
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Flash Override Video Calls132
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Executive Override Video Calls132
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For G Clear Calls184
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Priority G Clear Calls180
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Immediate G Clear Calls176
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Flash G Clear Calls164
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Flash Override G Clear Calls168
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Executive Override G Clear Calls168
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Audio Calls When RSVP Fails0
Cisco CallManagerDSCP For Video Calls When RSVP Fails0
Cisco CallManagerDSC Pfor ICCP96
Cisco CallManagerSdl Listening Port8002
Cisco CallManagerSdl Max Router Latency Secs20
Cisco CallManagerSdl Max Un Handled Exceptions0
Cisco CallManagerAsynchronous SDL Logging EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerEnforce Millisecond Packet SizeT
Cisco CallManagerLocations Trace Details FlagF
Cisco CallManagerPreferred G711 Millisecond Packet Size20
Cisco CallManagerPreferred G722 Millisecond Packet Size20
Cisco CallManagerPreferred G723 Millisecond Packet Size30
Cisco CallManagerPreferred G729 Millisecond Packet Size20
Cisco CallManagerAlways Use Preferred G729 Packet Size For SIP Trunk AnswersF
Cisco CallManagerPreferred GSMEFR Byte Size31
Cisco CallManagerG711 A Law Codec Enabled1
Cisco CallManagerG711 Mu Law Codec Enabled1
Cisco CallManagerG722 Codec Enabled1
Cisco CallManagerI LBC Codec Enabled1
Cisco CallManagerI SAC Codec Enabled1
Cisco CallManagerOpus Codec Enabled1
Cisco CallManagerIntra Audio Region Default64
Cisco CallManagerInter Audio Region Default8
Cisco CallManagerIntra Video Region Default384
Cisco CallManagerInter Video Region Default384
Cisco CallManagerIntra Immersive Video Region Default2000000000
Cisco CallManagerInter Immersive Video Region Default2000000000
Cisco CallManagerUse Video Bandwidth Pool For Immersive Video CallsT
Cisco CallManagerLink Loss Type Default1
Cisco CallManagerInter Audio Region Default Codec List22910f2b-51ab-4a46-b606-604a28558568
Cisco CallManagerIntra Audio Region Default Codec List22910f2b-51ab-4a46-b606-604a28558568
Cisco CallManagerAccept Audio Codec Preferences In Received Offer0
Cisco CallManagerG Clear Bandwidth OverrideF
Cisco CallManagerAAR EnableF
Cisco CallManagerDefault RSVP Policy1
Cisco CallManagerRSVP Retry Timer60
Cisco CallManagerMandatory RSVP Mid Call Retry Counter1
Cisco CallManagerMandatory RSVP Mid Call Error Handle Option1
Cisco CallManagerRSVP Video Tspec Burst Size Factor5
Cisco CallManagerMLP P_ RSVP Mapping EXECUTIV E_ OVERRIDE65535
Cisco CallManagerMLP P_ RSVP Mapping FLAS H_ OVERRIDE65534
Cisco CallManagerMLP P_ RSVP Mapping FLASH65533
Cisco CallManagerMLP P_ RSVP Mapping IMMEDIATE65532
Cisco CallManagerMLP P_ RSVP Mapping P L_ PRIORITY65531
Cisco CallManagerMLP P_ RSVP Mapping P L_ ROUTINE65530
Cisco CallManagerRSVP Audio App IDAudioStream
Cisco CallManagerRSVP Video App IDVideoStream
Cisco CallManagerRSVP Response Timer2
Cisco CallManagerPacketcapture EnableF
Cisco CallManagerPacketcapture Max File Size2
Cisco CallManagerPresence Subscription Throttling Threshold60000
Cisco CallManagerPresence Subscription Resume Threshold80
Cisco CallManagerDefault Presence Subscription Policy0
Cisco CallManagerInclude DND StatusF
Cisco CallManagerDtmf Hold Code*81
Cisco CallManagerDtmf Exclusive Hold Code*82
Cisco CallManagerDtmf Resume Code*83
Cisco CallManagerDtmf Txf Code*84
Cisco CallManagerDtmf Cnf Code*85
Cisco CallManagerDtmf Dusting Code*74
Cisco CallManagerDtmf Start Recording Code*86
Cisco CallManagerDtmf Stop Recording Code*87
Cisco CallManagerSmart Mobile Phone Interdigit Timer500
Cisco CallManagerRegular Mobile Phone Interdigit Timer2000
Cisco CallManagerCell Pickup User Selection Timer60
Cisco CallManagerSIP Dual Mode Alert Timer1500
Cisco CallManagerCall Screening Timer4000
Cisco CallManagerRedial Await Timer180
Cisco CallManagerInbound CSS For RD0
Cisco CallManagerEnable Enterprise Feature AccessF
Cisco CallManagerDVOF Service Number 
Cisco CallManagerEnable Mobile Voice AccessF
Cisco CallManagerMobile Voice Access Number 
Cisco CallManagerRem Dest Caller ID Match Type0
Cisco CallManagerRem Dest Caller ID Match Digits10
Cisco CallManagerSystem Rem Access Blocked Numbers 
Cisco CallManagerEnableuseofpre X Cdpnfor Mobile TerminatedcallsF
Cisco CallManagerHonor Gw Tr Outbound Cg Pty Selfor Mobile Connect CallsF
Cisco CallManagerVoice Mail Selection Policy1
Cisco CallManagerDv OR Voice Mail Selection Policy1
Cisco CallManagerVM Select User Control Delayed Announcement Timer1000
Cisco CallManagerVM Select User Control Confirmed Answer Indication Timer10000
Cisco CallManagerReroute Remote Destination Callsto Enterprise NumberF
Cisco CallManagerRing All Shared LinesF
Cisco CallManagerIgnore Call Forward Allon Enterprise DNT
Cisco CallManagerLegacy I Divert BehaviorT
Cisco CallManagerQsigize Legacy I DivertF
Cisco CallManagerI Divert Screen Timeout5
Cisco CallManagerCall Counting CAC EnabledF
Cisco CallManagerAudio Bandwidth For Call Counting CAC102
Cisco CallManagerVideo Bandwidth For Call Counting CAC500
Cisco CallManagerUCM To LBM Periodic Reservation Refresh Timer5
Cisco CallManagerMax Bandwidth Duration720
Cisco CallManagerCall Treatment When No LBM Available0
Cisco CallManagerLocations Media Resource Audio Bit Rate Policy1
Cisco CallManagerVideo Call Qo S Marking Policy0
Cisco CallManagerDeduct Audio Bandwidth From Audio Pool For Video Call0
Cisco CallManagerAlternate Emergency Destination 
Cisco CallManagerAlternate Emergency CSS 
Cisco CallManagerCdr EnabledT
Cisco Database Layer MonitorEnable AXL Encoding InfoF
Cisco Database Layer MonitorSort End User Locale1
Cisco Database Layer MonitorMax AXL Writes Per Minute50
Cisco Database Layer MonitorAxl Change Notification1
Cisco Database Layer MonitorAxl Change Notification Queue Size20000
Cisco Database Layer MonitorValid NamespaceT
Cisco Database Layer MonitorSPL Trace1
Cisco Database Layer MonitorSPL App Trace Level1
Cisco Database Layer MonitorMaintenance Task Trace0
Cisco Database Layer MonitorDevice Name Validation EnabledT
Cisco Database Layer MonitorCDR Purge Time00:00
Cisco Database Layer MonitorCDR Purge Window2
Cisco Database Layer MonitorTable Out Of Sync0
Cisco Database Layer MonitorValidate Service URLT
Cisco Database Layer MonitorReplication Monitor Timeout1800
Cisco Database Layer MonitorMaximum Inactive Period0
Cisco Database Layer MonitorDisable User0
Cisco Database Layer MonitorCheck For Namespace In TagT
Cisco DirSyncMax Number Of Agreements20
Cisco DirSyncMax Number Of Host3
Cisco DirSyncRetry Delay On Failure Host5
Cisco DirSyncRetry Delay On Failure Host List10
Cisco DirSyncLDAP Connection Timeout5
Cisco DirSyncDelayed Sync Start5
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncProcessuser Thread Sleep Interval1
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncRecord Size For Update100
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncUpdate Sleep Interval1
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncTime Out Threshold Interval Sync1000
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncTime Out Threshold Interval For LDAP Retry Sync5000
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncAllowed LDAP Retry Count Sync2
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncAllowed Keep Alive Retry Count Sync0
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncError Check Enabled SyncF
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncThreshold For Errors Sync5
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncPUT Fail Count0
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncTimeout For LDAP Context Sync60
Cisco Directory Number Alias SyncMax Records Per Context Sync1000
Cisco Extended FunctionsCTI Connecting Port2748
Cisco Extended FunctionsApp Provider Open Time Out30000
Cisco Extended FunctionsApp Hear Beat Interval30
Cisco Extended FunctionsApp Connect Retry Interval60000
Cisco Extended FunctionsApp Sync Req Time Out15000
Cisco Extended FunctionsCBB Change Notify Port2552
Cisco Extended FunctionsExtended FeedbackF
Cisco Extended FunctionsPolling Duration-1
Cisco Extended FunctionsPolling Frequency30
Cisco Extended FunctionsNum Files250
Cisco Extended FunctionsNum Lines2000
Cisco Extended FunctionsQRT Security FlagF
Cisco Extension MobilityMax Duration EnableT
Cisco Extension MobilityMax Duration9:00
Cisco Extension MobilityEmcc Max Login Duration9:00
Cisco Extension MobilityMax Concurrent Sessions15
Cisco Extension MobilityMulti Dev HotelingautoLogout
Cisco Extension MobilityAlpha User IDT
Cisco Extension MobilityRemember UserF
Cisco Extension MobilityClear Call LogsF
Cisco Extension MobilityValidate IP For LogoutF
Cisco Extension MobilityTrusted IP List 
Cisco Extension MobilityAllow ProxyT
Cisco Extension MobilityEmcc Allow ProxyT
Cisco Extension MobilityEm Dev Cache Size10000
Cisco IP Manager AssistantPrimary MITRA Server Address 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantBackup MITRA Server Address 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantMITRA Server Port2912
Cisco IP Manager AssistantHeartbeat Interval30
Cisco IP Manager AssistantRequest Timeout Interval30
Cisco IP Manager AssistantRna Fwd FlagF
Cisco IP Manager AssistantAlpha Numeric FlagT
Cisco IP Manager AssistantRna Timeout10
Cisco IP Manager AssistantSecurity Flag0
Cisco IP Manager AssistantIs Manager RedirectF
Cisco IP Manager AssistantMultiple Instances IPMAF
Cisco IP Manager AssistantPool BIPMA Primary Server 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantPool BIPMA Backup Server 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantPool CIPMA Primary Server 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantPool CIPMA Backup Server 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantSoftkey Assistantd48ba279-5d9a-4123-9a91-32bdee219664
Cisco IP Manager AssistantSoftkey Manager122e40ba-30c6-4bfe-bb8e-98019ee2b4ba
Cisco IP Manager AssistantSoftkey Manager Shared9092b14d-051c-4130-a0fa-fa0b5c3c56d3
Cisco IP Manager AssistantPartition Managers 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantPartition All Users 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantCSSIE 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantCSSME 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantManager Phone Service 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantAssistantsecondary Service 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantProxy Range Start 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantProxy Range End 
Cisco IP Manager AssistantTrim Manager Line0
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppForce MO Htobe Non SecureF
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppForce AN Ntobe Non SecureF
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppDTMF Power9
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppDTMF Duration100
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppMulticast MO H_ DSCP184
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppMcast MO H_ WB Pkt Size20
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppMcast MO H_ G729 Pkt Size20
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppMcast MO H_ G711 Pkt Size20
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppIp Tos Media Resource2 Cm0x60
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppDefault MOH Codec1
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppDefault MOH Fixed Audio Performance2
Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming AppDefault MOHDB Level-2
Cisco Intercluster Lookup ServiceIls Listening Port7501
Cisco Intercluster Lookup ServiceIls Non TLS Listening Port7502
Cisco Intercluster Lookup ServiceIls Sync Throttle2000
Cisco Intercluster Lookup ServiceUSN Tombstone Max Age180
Cisco Intercluster Lookup ServiceIls Max Number Of Learned Objects Supported100000
Cisco Location Bandwidth ManagerCall Treatment When No Path Is Available0
Cisco Location Bandwidth ManagerDSCP For LBM Links96
Cisco Location Bandwidth ManagerOptimized Reservation Refresh Mechanism EnabledT
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis Cluster Tcp Port2555
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis Client Tcp Port2556
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis Client Timeout30
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis Cleanup Time Ofthe Day22:00
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis Unused CM Device Store Period3
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis Unused CTI Device Store Period1
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis Max Num Unused CTI Records3000
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis TLC Throttle EnableT
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis TLCIO Throttle Limit10
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis TLCCPU Throttle Limit80
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis TLC Throttle Poll Rate250
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis TLCSFTP Keepalive Delay5000
Cisco RIS Data CollectorRis System Access Max Processes Threads2500
Cisco Serviceability ReporterRTMT Reporter Node 
Cisco Serviceability ReporterRTMT Report Generation Time30
Cisco Serviceability ReporterRTMT Report Deletion Age7
Cisco TAPS ServiceConfigure TAPS1
Cisco TAPS ServiceTAPS Log File Location/var/log/active/cm/log/taps/
Cisco TftpBuild CNF Type1
Cisco TftpEnable Bin File CachingT
Cisco TftpExit On ExceptionT
Cisco TftpAudit Remote Files1
Cisco Trust Verification ServiceTVSTTL24
Cisco Trust Verification ServiceTVS Port2445
Cisco WebDialer Web ServiceList Of Webdialers 
Cisco WebDialer Web ServicePrimary CTI Mgr127.0.0.1
Cisco WebDialer Web ServiceSec CTI Manager 
Cisco WebDialer Web ServiceUser Session Expiry0
Cisco WebDialer Web ServiceMax Concurrent Call Requests3
Cisco WebDialer Web ServiceDialog Time15
Cisco WebDialer Web ServiceApply Dialrules On DialT
Cisco WebDialer Web ServiceApply Dialrules SOAPF
Cisco WebDialer Web ServiceSecurity Flag0
Cisco Wireless Controller Synchronization ServiceSNMP Request Timeout10
Cisco Wireless Controller Synchronization ServiceSNMP Request Retries3
Cisco Wireless Controller Synchronization ServiceSNMP Request Query Size10

5.34 Certificate

A certificate is a message that contains the certificate holder name, the public key, and the digital signature of the certificate authority that is issuing the certificate. Certificate fields are read only.

The following certificates are installed on CUCM:

5.34.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Certificatesame180180000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.34.2 Comparison Results

Certificate
Serial NumberDetails
7612f960153d6f9f4e42202032b72356
Certificate Information
Subject NameCN=CAP-RTP-001, O=Cisco Systems
Issuer NameCN=CAP-RTP-001, O=Cisco Systems
Version3
Valid From Date2/7/2003 12:27:13 AM
Valid To Date2/7/2023 12:36:34 AM
Serial Number7612F960153D6F9F4E42202032B72356
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length940
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] CN=CAP-RTP-001, O=Cisco Systems Simple Name: CAP-RTP-001 DNS N
ame: CAP-RTP-001 [Issuer] CN=CAP-RTP-001, O=Cisco Systems Simple Name: CAP-RTP-001 DNS N
ame: CAP-RTP-001 [Serial Number] 7612F960153D6F9F4E42202032B72356 [Not Before] 2/7/2003
12:27:13 AM [Not After] 2/7/2023 12:36:34 AM [Thumbprint] F7B40B945831D2AB447AB8F2259907
32227631BE [Signature Algorithm] sha1RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.5) [Public Key] Algorithm: R
SA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 08 02 82 01 01 00 ac 55 bb ed 18 de 9b 87 09 ff bc 8f 2d 50
9a b8 3a 21 c1 96 7f de a7 f4 b0 96 96 94 b7 80 cc 19 6a 46 3d a5 16 54 a2 8f 47 5d 90 3b 5f 10 4a
3d 54 a9 81 38 9b 2f c7 ac 49 95 62 62 b8 1c 14 30 38 53 45 bb 2e 27 3f a7 a6 46 86 05 73 ce 5c 99 8
d 55 de 78 aa 5a 5c fe 14 03 7d 69 5b ac 81 64 09 c6 21 1f 0b 3b bf 09 cf b0 bb b2 d4 ac 36 2f 67 0f
d1 45 f1 62 08 52 b3 1f 07 e2 f1 aa 74 f1 50 36 76 32 ed a2 89 e3 74 af 0c 5b 78 ce 7d fb 9f c8 eb
be 54 6e cf 4c 77 99 d6 dc 04 47 47 6c 0f 36 e5 8a 3b 6b cb 24 d7 6b 6c 84 c2 7f 61 d3 26 be 7c b4 a
6 60 cd 65 79 9e 1e 3a 84 81 53 b7 50 55 27 e8 65 42 3b e2 b5 cb 57 54 53 5a a9 60 93 58 b6 a2 e4 aa
3e f0 81 c7 06 8e c1 dd 1e bd da 53 e6 f0 d6 e2 e0 48 6b 10 9f 13 16 78 c6 96 a3 cf ba 84 cc 70 94
03 4f c1 eb 9f 81 93 1a cb 02 01 03 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15):
Digital Signature, Certificate Signing, Off-line CRL Signing, CRL Signing (86) * Basic Constrain
ts(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=None * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14
): e917b182c71fcfaca91b6ef4a9269c70ae05a09a * CRL Distribution Points(2.5.29.31): [1]CRL Di
stribution Point Distribution Point Name: Full Name: URL=http://cap
-rtp-001/CertEnroll/CAP-RTP-001.crl URL=file://\\cap-rtp-001\CertEnroll\CAP-RTP-001.
crl * CA Version(1.3.6.1.4.1.311.21.1): V0.0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected Roles< None >
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-trust
CAPF-trust
353fb24bd70f14a346c1f3a9ac725675
Certificate Information
Subject NameCN=CAP-RTP-002, O=Cisco Systems
Issuer NameCN=CAP-RTP-002, O=Cisco Systems
Version3
Valid From Date10/10/2003 10:18:49 PM
Valid To Date10/10/2023 10:27:37 PM
Serial Number353FB24BD70F14A346C1F3A9AC725675
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length940
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] CN=CAP-RTP-002, O=Cisco Systems Simple Name: CAP-RTP-002 DNS N
ame: CAP-RTP-002 [Issuer] CN=CAP-RTP-002, O=Cisco Systems Simple Name: CAP-RTP-002 DNS N
ame: CAP-RTP-002 [Serial Number] 353FB24BD70F14A346C1F3A9AC725675 [Not Before] 10/10/200
3 10:18:49 PM [Not After] 10/10/2023 10:27:37 PM [Thumbprint] 1BE2B503DC72EE280C0F6B1879
8236D8D3B18BE6 [Signature Algorithm] sha1RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.5) [Public Key] Algorith
m: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 08 02 82 01 01 00 c4 26 65 04 ad 7d c3 fd 8d 65 55 6f a
6 30 8f ae 95 b5 70 26 3b 57 5a bd 96 1c c8 f3 94 59 65 d9 d0 d8 ce 02 b9 f8 08 cc d6 b7 cd 8c 46 24
80 18 78 57 dc 44 40 a7 30 1d df e4 0f b1 ef 13 62 12 ec c4 f3 b5 0f bc af bb 4b cd 2e 58 26 34 52
1b 65 01 55 5f e4 d4 20 67 76 03 36 83 57 83 93 26 38 d6 fc 95 3f 3a 17 9e 44 67 25 5a 73 45 c6 9d e
e fb 4d 22 1b 21 d7 a3 ad 38 18 41 71 8f d8 c2 71 42 18 3e 65 09 46 14 34 73 6c 77 cc f3 80 ee bf 63
2c 7b 3f a5 f9 2a a6 a8 ef 34 90 87 24 a8 4f 4d af 7f d7 09 28 f5 85 76 4d 35 58 3c 0f e9 af 1e d8
76 3f a2 99 a8 02 97 00 04 ad 19 12 d2 65 7d e3 35 b4 bc b6 f7 89 dc 68 b9 fa c8 fd f8 5e 8a 28 ad 8
f 0f 48 83 c0 77 11 2a 47 14 1d be e0 94 8f be 53 fe 67 b3 08 d4 0c 80 29 87 bd 79 0e cd ab 9f d7 a1
90 c1 a2 a4 62 c5 f2 4a 6e 0b 02 01 03 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15)
: Digital Signature, Certificate Signing, Off-line CRL Signing, CRL Signing (86) * Basic Const
raints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=None * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.2
9.14): 52922be288ee2e098a4e7e702c56a59ab4d49b96 * CRL Distribution Points(2.5.29.31): [1]CR
L Distribution Point Distribution Point Name: Full Name: URL=http:/
/cap-rtp-002/CertEnroll/CAP-RTP-002.crl URL=file://\\cap-rtp-002\CertEnroll\CAP-RTP-
002.crl * CA Version(1.3.6.1.4.1.311.21.1): V0.0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDqDCCApCgAwIBAgIQNT+yS9cPFKNGwfOprHJWdTANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQUFADAu
MRYwFAYDVQQKEw1DaXNjbyBTeXN0ZW1zMRQwEgYDVQQDEwtDQVAtUlRQLTAwMjAe
Fw0wMzEwMTAyMDE4NDlaFw0yMzEwMTAyMDI3MzdaMC4xFjAUBgNVBAoTDUNpc2Nv
IFN5c3RlbXMxFDASBgNVBAMTC0NBUC1SVFAtMDAyMIIBIDANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEF
AAOCAQ0AMIIBCAKCAQEAxCZlBK19w/2NZVVvpjCPrpW1cCY7V1q9lhzI85RZZdnQ
2M4CufgIzNa3zYxGJIAYeFfcRECnMB3f5A+x7xNiEuzE87UPvK+7S80uWCY0Uhtl
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Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected Roles< None >
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-trust
CAPF-trust
61096e7d00000000000c
Certificate Information
Subject NameCN=ACT2 SUDI CA, O=Cisco
Issuer NameCN=Cisco Root CA 2048, O=Cisco Systems
Version3
Valid From Date6/30/2011 7:56:57 PM
Valid To Date5/14/2029 10:25:42 PM
Serial Number61096E7D00000000000C
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length1088
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] CN=ACT2 SUDI CA, O=Cisco Simple Name: ACT2 SUDI CA DNS Name: A
CT2 SUDI CA [Issuer] CN=Cisco Root CA 2048, O=Cisco Systems Simple Name: Cisco Root CA 2048
DNS Name: Cisco Root CA 2048 [Serial Number] 61096E7D00000000000C [Not Before] 6/30/
2011 7:56:57 PM [Not After] 5/14/2029 10:25:42 PM [Thumbprint] F6969BBD48E5F6125B934D01E
71FE9C27C6F547E [Signature Algorithm] sha1RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.5) [Public Key] Algorit
hm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 d2 6e 65 dd 31 c8 c4 0f 6d 37 f8 52
e6 a4 7f e9 46 51 a5 d7 7e f5 a1 36 25 b1 64 36 38 6d ea 07 c7 29 de 3b ec 09 12 e5 70 2d 52 ce 68 c
4 36 15 b7 fc c4 6e c9 59 ab 7f 8b 47 aa ab a8 a2 90 56 ee 89 62 f1 f4 e5 46 0b 06 a0 a3 df cb 3b e8
d2 e4 e7 7f 74 e5 6c e9 f6 94 5c 99 10 8f b9 7f 9a ea d1 c5 fe a4 6e 3a 22 78 e2 67 5e 0d 86 68 de
a3 c2 a7 1c e9 ad 62 43 3d c9 4c e2 26 0a 1e e9 8c 40 ca a6 82 68 3e c6 08 47 22 8a 16 4b cd 01 39 c
7 62 ca 71 1b 78 fe 6b 67 ba 91 b9 ec 0a 32 99 75 4e 22 37 59 d0 4d 8d 98 e7 a5 f8 e0 eb a1 7e 3f 84
9a 0e 41 9b 05 77 46 8f 5d e8 55 e1 7e 13 21 56 2e b1 63 8f de df 2f 6f bc a1 ab 95 e3 74 2b be 77
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c 9d e6 a9 b3 34 be af e9 1d 55 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions] * Key Usage(2.5
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ng (c6) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): 48d8f1f1c270d55bbb7c730993afb8b83003f87f * Aut
hority Key Identifier(2.5.29.35): KeyID=27f3c8151e6e9a020916ad2ba089605fda7b2faa * CRL Distrib
ution Points(2.5.29.31): [1]CRL Distribution Point Distribution Point Name: Full
Name: URL=http://www.cisco.com/security/pki/crl/crca2048.crl * Authority Informa
tion Access(1.3.6.1.5.5.7.1.1): [1]Authority Info Access Access Method=Certification Author
ity Issuer (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.48.2) Alternative Name: URL=http://www.cisco.com/security
/pki/certs/crca2048.cer * Certificate Policies(2.5.29.32): [1]Certificate Policy: Policy
Identifier=1.3.6.1.4.1.9.21.1.12.0 [1,1]Policy Qualifier Info: Policy Qualifier Id
=CPS Qualifier: http://www.cisco.com/security/pki/policies/index.html
* Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIEPDCCAySgAwIBAgIKYQlufQAAAAAADDANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQUFADA1MRYwFAYD
VQQKEw1DaXNjbyBTeXN0ZW1zMRswGQYDVQQDExJDaXNjbyBSb290IENBIDIwNDgw
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected Roles< None >
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-trust
CAPF-trust
5ff87b282b54dc8d42a315b568c9adff
Certificate Information
Subject NameCN=Cisco Root CA 2048, O=Cisco Systems
Issuer NameCN=Cisco Root CA 2048, O=Cisco Systems
Version3
Valid From Date5/14/2004 10:17:12 PM
Valid To Date5/14/2029 10:25:42 PM
Serial Number5FF87B282B54DC8D42A315B568C9ADFF
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length839
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] CN=Cisco Root CA 2048, O=Cisco Systems Simple Name: Cisco Root CA
2048 DNS Name: Cisco Root CA 2048 [Issuer] CN=Cisco Root CA 2048, O=Cisco Systems Simpl
e Name: Cisco Root CA 2048 DNS Name: Cisco Root CA 2048 [Serial Number] 5FF87B282B54DC8D42A
315B568C9ADFF [Not Before] 5/14/2004 10:17:12 PM [Not After] 5/14/2029 10:25:42 PM [T
humbprint] DE990CED99E0431F60EDC3937E7CD5BF0ED9E5FA [Signature Algorithm] sha1RSA(1.2.840.1
13549.1.1.5) [Public Key] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 08 02 82 01 01
00 b0 9a b9 ab a7 af 0a 77 a7 e2 71 b6 b4 66 62 94 78 88 47 c6 62 55 84 40 32 bf c0 ab 2e a5 1c 71 d
6 bc 6e 7b a8 aa ba 6e d2 15 88 48 45 9d a2 fc 83 d0 cc b9 8c e0 26 68 70 4a 78 df 21 17 9e f4 61 05
c9 15 c8 cf 16 da 35 61 89 94 43 a8 84 a8 31 98 78 9b b9 4e 6f 2c 53 12 6c cd 1d ad 2b 24 bb 31 c4
2b ff 83 44 6f b6 3d 24 77 09 ea bf 2a a8 1f 6a 56 f6 20 0f 11 54 97 81 75 a7 25 ce 59 6a 82 65 ef b
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c 17 25 d4 73 fb 47 64 50 81 80 94 4c e1 bf ae 4b 1c df 92 ed 2e 05 df 02 01 03 Parameters: 05 00
[Extensions] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Certificate Signing, Off-line CRL Si
gning, CRL Signing (86) * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constrain
t=None * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): 27f3c8151e6e9a020916ad2ba089605fda7b2faa * CA V
ersion(1.3.6.1.4.1.311.21.1): V0.0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDQzCCAiugAwIBAgIQX/h7KCtU3I1CoxW1aMmt/zANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQUFADA1
MRYwFAYDVQQKEw1DaXNjbyBTeXN0ZW1zMRswGQYDVQQDExJDaXNjbyBSb290IENB
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected Roles< None >
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-trust
CAPF-trust
6a6967b3000000000003
Certificate Information
Subject NameCN=Cisco Manufacturing CA, O=Cisco Systems
Issuer NameCN=Cisco Root CA 2048, O=Cisco Systems
Version3
Valid From Date6/11/2005 12:16:01 AM
Valid To Date5/14/2029 10:25:42 PM
Serial Number6A6967B3000000000003
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length1245
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] CN=Cisco Manufacturing CA, O=Cisco Systems Simple Name: Cisco Man
ufacturing CA DNS Name: Cisco Manufacturing CA [Issuer] CN=Cisco Root CA 2048, O=Cisco Syst
ems Simple Name: Cisco Root CA 2048 DNS Name: Cisco Root CA 2048 [Serial Number] 6A6967B
3000000000003 [Not Before] 6/11/2005 12:16:01 AM [Not After] 5/14/2029 10:25:42 PM [T
humbprint] E3E783D3CC9C30AEDEFFCDEB5ECFEE08FF8F1684 [Signature Algorithm] sha1RSA(1.2.840.1
13549.1.1.5) [Public Key] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 08 02 82 01 01
00 a0 c5 f7 dc 96 94 35 15 f1 f4 99 4e bb 9b 41 e1 7d db 79 16 91 bb f3 54 f2 41 4a 94 32 62 62 c9 2
3 f7 9a e7 bb 9b 79 e8 07 29 4e 30 f5 ae 1b c5 21 56 46 b0 f8 f4 e6 8e 81 b8 16 cc a8 9b 85 d2 42 81
db 7c cb 94 a9 11 61 12 1c 5c ea 33 20 1c 9a 16 a7 7d db 99 06 6a e2 36 af ec f8 0a ff 98 67 07 f4
30 ee a5 f8 88 1a aa e8 c7 3c 1c ce ee 48 fd cd 5c 37 f1 86 93 9e 3d 71 75 7d 34 ee 4b 14 a9 c0 29 7
b 05 10 ef 87 9e 69 31 30 f5 48 36 3f d8 ab ce 15 e2 e8 58 9f 3e 62 71 04 87 26 a4 15 62 01 25 aa d5
df c9 c9 5b b8 c9 a1 07 7b be 68 92 93 93 20 a8 6c bd 15 75 d3 44 5d 45 4b ec a8 da 60 c7 d8 c8 d5
c8 ed 41 e1 f5 5f 57 8e 53 32 93 49 d5 d9 0f f8 36 aa 07 c4 32 41 c5 a7 af 1d 19 ff f6 73 99 39 5a 7
3 67 62 13 34 0d 1f 5e 95 70 52 64 17 06 ec 53 5c 5c db 6a ea 35 00 41 02 01 03 Parameters: 05 00
[Extensions] * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0 *
Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): d0c52226ab4f4660ecae0591c7dc5ad1b047f76c * Key Usage(2.5.29
.15): Digital Signature, Certificate Signing, Off-line CRL Signing, CRL Signing (86) * CA Vers
ion(1.3.6.1.4.1.311.21.1): V0.0 * Certificate Template Name(1.3.6.1.4.1.311.20.2): SubCA
* Authority Key Identifier(2.5.29.35): KeyID=27f3c8151e6e9a020916ad2ba089605fda7b2faa * CRL D
istribution Points(2.5.29.31): [1]CRL Distribution Point Distribution Point Name:
Full Name: URL=http://www.cisco.com/security/pki/crl/crca2048.crl * Authority I
nformation Access(1.3.6.1.5.5.7.1.1): [1]Authority Info Access Access Method=Certification
Authority Issuer (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.48.2) Alternative Name: URL=http://www.cisco.com/se
curity/pki/certs/crca2048.cer * Certificate Policies(2.5.29.32): [1]Certificate Policy:
Policy Identifier=1.3.6.1.4.1.9.21.1.2.0 [1,1]Policy Qualifier Info: Policy Qualifi
er Id=CPS Qualifier: http://www.cisco.com/security/pki/policies/index.htm
l * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client Authentic
ation (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) IP security end system (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.5) IP security tunnel terminatio
n (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.6) IP security user (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.7) Microsoft Trust List Signing (1.3.6.1.4
.1.311.10.3.1) Certificate Request Agent (1.3.6.1.4.1.311.20.2.1) Key Recovery Agent (1.3.6.1.4.1.
311.21.6)
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIE2TCCA8GgAwIBAgIKamlnswAAAAAAAzANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQUFADA1MRYwFAYD
VQQKEw1DaXNjbyBTeXN0ZW1zMRswGQYDVQQDExJDaXNjbyBSb290IENBIDIwNDgw
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
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IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected Roles< None >
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-trust
CAPF-trust
01
Certificate Information
Subject NameCN=Cisco Root CA M2, O=Cisco
Issuer NameCN=Cisco Root CA M2, O=Cisco
Version3
Valid From Date11/12/2012 2:00:18 PM
Valid To Date11/12/2037 2:00:18 PM
Serial Number01
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length791
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] CN=Cisco Root CA M2, O=Cisco Simple Name: Cisco Root CA M2 DNS
Name: Cisco Root CA M2 [Issuer] CN=Cisco Root CA M2, O=Cisco Simple Name: Cisco Root CA M2
DNS Name: Cisco Root CA M2 [Serial Number] 01 [Not Before] 11/12/2012 2:00:18 PM
[Not After] 11/12/2037 2:00:18 PM [Thumbprint] 933D633A4E840DA4C28E895D900FD3118886F7A3
[Signature Algorithm] sha256RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Public Key] Algorithm: RSA Lengt
h: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 d8 06 25 21 13 4f 8d 3a 75 7c e9 3d c8 74 41 3b 4d a
0 65 f9 c2 bf 94 84 ef 6b 0b 71 87 d4 58 c2 60 32 2c ba cc ba bb 63 34 db b3 12 42 6a 79 85 86 b3 e8
7f c9 92 8b e3 a7 37 45 d3 94 83 68 65 20 db 8a d4 43 41 df ca 4c d4 d7 10 cd 68 27 95 72 4e 74 4a
54 f5 da 71 e9 a5 af 4d 0c b1 6c 31 fb 0c de 73 82 9a 50 09 5e 0e e3 35 be ba 4e c2 ca e0 6e c8 84 2
d 8a b3 ee 92 ec 04 82 e4 c7 6e 4d 18 b5 e9 64 cb 64 86 d2 f0 b8 e1 59 16 3a a6 26 48 05 ee 63 29 1e
15 83 ef 1e 79 c1 82 00 29 d4 56 8f 0a 6d c2 c8 58 39 2d 63 b8 71 80 3a e1 dc eb b3 13 52 22 05 51
47 00 88 87 6d ed d1 3c d7 b8 da 85 79 24 c6 2a 5d 1d f2 83 4d 81 1f a7 cd d4 19 8e ab 69 40 e6 fb 0
7 0a f2 8e 65 3e 6d e5 3d c1 32 ee 06 26 2d ec bb 1e b1 45 62 51 2b f0 59 17 31 72 1a cc 00 74 c3 0c
bb 84 ca 73 ad 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Cert
ificate Signing, Off-line CRL Signing, CRL Signing (06) * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subjec
t Type=CA Path Length Constraint=None * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): c900f91f8a1fc266bd
a5d26d650e222e34c305a0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDEzCCAfugAwIBAgIBATANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADArMQ4wDAYDVQQKEwVDaXNj
bzEZMBcGA1UEAxMQQ2lzY28gUm9vdCBDQSBNMjAeFw0xMjExMTIxMzAwMThaFw0z
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected Roles< None >
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-trust
CAPF-trust
02
Certificate Information
Subject NameCN=Cisco Manufacturing CA SHA2, O=Cisco
Issuer NameCN=Cisco Root CA M2, O=Cisco
Version3
Valid From Date11/12/2012 2:50:58 PM
Valid To Date11/12/2037 2:00:17 PM
Serial Number02
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length1129
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] CN=Cisco Manufacturing CA SHA2, O=Cisco Simple Name: Cisco Manufa
cturing CA SHA2 DNS Name: Cisco Manufacturing CA SHA2 [Issuer] CN=Cisco Root CA M2, O=Cisco
Simple Name: Cisco Root CA M2 DNS Name: Cisco Root CA M2 [Serial Number] 02 [Not Bef
ore] 11/12/2012 2:50:58 PM [Not After] 11/12/2037 2:00:17 PM [Thumbprint] 90B2E06B7AD
5DAFFCFD431872909F38137471BF8 [Signature Algorithm] sha256RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Publi
c Key] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 f4 36 4b 42 02 32 6
7 de 49 3d f2 15 3b c1 45 69 e9 09 4e 16 b9 48 b4 47 1e e8 2a 5b 7d 8a 5e 2d d5 1e 65 db 80 a3 e4 b4
a2 dc d3 94 9c 12 d8 19 4c 85 9b 5a 72 ef 6f 52 97 e6 5b dc 3b 9d 0a 3d cd 54 f7 7b 23 ee 84 5f fa
ff d4 c4 75 50 67 ef 9c db e4 27 d5 f8 4e a5 77 e7 c7 9e e3 e2 17 20 6e f8 70 c3 25 17 77 ef 73 a9 f
b de 7b 21 da 16 c8 fb c3 f2 11 d1 d4 72 46 14 9d c9 24 a0 60 d1 44 9c 2f 82 42 c2 57 ae f7 c5 ea ff
23 e5 02 a0 61 13 16 bb 6b 6f df a9 29 99 03 4b d9 20 6d 5b 05 f5 99 63 c6 6d 49 e4 f1 2a 0d de 5b
29 d5 fb 11 25 69 b1 ea 4c 33 18 59 ff b6 a1 bb 38 60 1e 65 20 d4 db 62 01 f2 44 44 cf e9 3f 17 af a
4 ed 0f 48 77 eb 9e 0e 50 77 16 fb 59 9e 06 ef e3 72 d9 6e 30 aa 69 79 28 d5 b6 ba 1f e6 fb 7e a5 b9
02 83 48 90 00 08 ec 2f 4a 9c cd 3d f2 68 d5 ef 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions]
* Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Certificate Signing, Off-line CRL Signing, CRL Signing (06) * Basic
Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0 * Certificate Policies(2.5.2
9.32): [1]Certificate Policy: Policy Identifier=1.3.6.1.4.1.9.21.1.18.0 [1,1]Policy Q
ualifier Info: Policy Qualifier Id=CPS Qualifier: http://www.c
isco.com/security/pki/policies/index.html * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): 7ad77995cabb482
bb85514fda3c00fbca70f9619 * CRL Distribution Points(2.5.29.31): [1]CRL Distribution Point
Distribution Point Name: Full Name: URL=http://www.cisco.com/security/p
ki/crl/crcam2.crl * Authority Information Access(1.3.6.1.5.5.7.1.1): [1]Authority Info Access
Access Method=Certification Authority Issuer (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.48.2) Alternative Name:
URL=http://www.cisco.com/security/pki/certs/crcam2.cer [2]Authority Info Access Access
Method=On-line Certificate Status Protocol (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.48.1) Alternative Name:
URL=https://tools.cisco.com/pki/ocsp * Authority Key Identifier(2.5.29.35): KeyID=c900f91f8a1f
c266bda5d26d650e222e34c305a0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIEZTCCA02gAwIBAgIBAjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADArMQ4wDAYDVQQKEwVDaXNj
bzEZMBcGA1UEAxMQQ2lzY28gUm9vdCBDQSBNMjAeFw0xMjExMTIxMzUwNThaFw0z
NzExMTIxMzAwMTdaMDYxDjAMBgNVBAoTBUNpc2NvMSQwIgYDVQQDExtDaXNjbyBN
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nuPiFyBu+HDDJRd373Op+957IdoWyPvD8hHR1HJGFJ3JJKBg0UScL4JCwleu98Xq
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5vt+pbkCg0iQAAjsL0qczT3yaNXvAgMBAAGjggGHMIIBgzAOBgNVHQ8BAf8EBAMC
AQYwEgYDVR0TAQH/BAgwBgEB/wIBADBcBgNVHSAEVTBTMFEGCisGAQQBCRUBEgAw
QzBBBggrBgEFBQcCARY1aHR0cDovL3d3dy5jaXNjby5jb20vc2VjdXJpdHkvcGtp
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X6FO/32KOqcxJFIOKGVIUjvAvioOqoducw==
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected Roles< None >
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-trust
CAPF-trust
6ecc7aa5a7032009b8cebcf4e952d491
Certificate Information
Subject NameCN=VeriSign Class 3 Secure Server CA - G3, OU=Terms of use at https://www.verisign.com/rpa (c)10, OU=VeriSign Trust Network, O="VeriSign, Inc.", C=US
Issuer NameCN=VeriSign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority - G5, OU="(c) 2006 VeriSign, Inc. - For authorized use only", OU=VeriSign Trust Network, O="VeriSign, Inc.", C=US
Version3
Valid From Date2/8/2010 1:00:00 AM
Valid To Date2/8/2020 12:59:59 AM
Serial Number6ECC7AA5A7032009B8CEBCF4E952D491
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length1520
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] CN=VeriSign Class 3 Secure Server CA - G3, OU=Terms of use at https:
//www.verisign.com/rpa (c)10, OU=VeriSign Trust Network, O="VeriSign, Inc.", C=US Simple Name: Ve
riSign Class 3 Secure Server CA - G3 DNS Name: VeriSign Class 3 Secure Server CA - G3 [Issuer]
CN=VeriSign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority - G5, OU="(c) 2006 VeriSign, Inc. - F
or authorized use only", OU=VeriSign Trust Network, O="VeriSign, Inc.", C=US Simple Name: VeriSig
n Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority - G5 DNS Name: VeriSign Class 3 Public Primary C
ertification Authority - G5 [Serial Number] 6ECC7AA5A7032009B8CEBCF4E952D491 [Not Before]
2/8/2010 1:00:00 AM [Not After] 2/8/2020 12:59:59 AM [Thumbprint] 5DEB8F339E264C19F668
6F5F8F32B54A4C46B476 [Signature Algorithm] sha1RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.5) [Public Key] Al
gorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 b1 87 84 1f c2 0c 45 f5 bc ab 2
5 97 a7 ad a2 3e 9c ba f6 c1 39 b8 8b ca c2 ac 56 c6 e5 bb 65 8e 44 4f 4d ce 6f ed 09 4a d4 af 4e 10
9c 68 8b 2e 95 7b 89 9b 13 ca e2 34 34 c1 f3 5b f3 49 7b 62 83 48 81 74 d1 88 78 6c 02 53 f9 bc 7f
43 26 57 58 33 83 3b 33 0a 17 b0 d0 4e 91 24 ad 86 7d 64 12 dc 74 4a 34 a1 1d 0a ea 96 1d 0b 15 fc a
3 4b 3b ce 63 88 d0 f8 2d 0c 94 86 10 ca b6 9a 3d ca eb 37 9c 00 48 35 86 29 50 78 e8 45 63 cd 19 41
4f f5 95 ec 7b 98 d4 c4 71 b3 50 be 28 b3 8f a0 b9 53 9c f5 ca 2c 23 a9 fd 14 06 e8 18 b4 9a e8 3c
6e 81 fd e4 cd 35 36 b3 51 d3 69 ec 12 ba 56 6e 6f 9b 57 c5 8b 14 e7 0e c7 9c ed 4a 54 6a c9 4d c5 b
f 11 b1 ae 1c 67 81 cb 44 55 33 99 7f 24 9b 3f 53 45 7f 86 1a f3 3c fa 6d 7f 81 f5 b8 4a d3 f5 85 37
1c b5 a6 d0 09 e4 18 7b 38 4e fa 0f 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions] * Authorit
y Information Access(1.3.6.1.5.5.7.1.1): [1]Authority Info Access Access Method=On-line Cer
tificate Status Protocol (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.48.1) Alternative Name: URL=http://ocsp.ver
isign.com * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0 * Certi
ficate Policies(2.5.29.32): [1]Certificate Policy: Policy Identifier=2.16.840.1.113733.1.7.
23.3 [1,1]Policy Qualifier Info: Policy Qualifier Id=CPS Qualifier:
https://www.verisign.com/cps [1,2]Policy Qualifier Info: Policy Qualifi
er Id=User Notice Qualifier: Notice Text=https://www.verisign.com/rpa
* CRL Distribution Points(2.5.29.31): [1]CRL Distribution Point Distribution Point Name:
Full Name: URL=http://crl.verisign.com/pca3-g5.crl * Key Usage(2.5.29.15
): Certificate Signing, Off-line CRL Signing, CRL Signing (06) * Logotype(1.3.6.1.5.5.7.1.12):
30 5f a1 5d a0 5b 30 59 30 57 30 55 16 09 69 6d 61 67 65 2f 67 69 66 30 21 30 1f 30 07 06 05 2b
0e 03 02 1a 04 14 8f e5 d3 1a 86 ac 8d 8e 6b c3 cf 80 6a d4 48 18 2c 7b 19 2e 30 25 16 23 68 74 74 7
0 3a 2f 2f 6c 6f 67 6f 2e 76 65 72 69 73 69 67 6e 2e 63 6f 6d 2f 76 73 6c 6f 67 6f 2e 67 69 66 * Su
bject Alternative Name(2.5.29.17): Directory Address: CN=VeriSignMPKI-2-6 * Subject Key I
dentifier(2.5.29.14): 0d445c165344c1827e1d20ab25f40163d8be79a5 * Authority Key Identifier(2.5.
29.35): KeyID=7fd365a7c2ddecbbf03009f34339fa02af333133
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIF7DCCBNSgAwIBAgIQbsx6pacDIAm4zrz06VLUkTANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQUFADCB
yjELMAkGA1UEBhMCVVMxFzAVBgNVBAoTDlZlcmlTaWduLCBJbmMuMR8wHQYDVQQL
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ZXJpU2lnbiBUcnVzdCBOZXR3b3JrMTswOQYDVQQLEzJUZXJtcyBvZiB1c2UgYXQg
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DQEBAQUAA4IBDwAwggEKAoIBAQCxh4QfwgxF9byrJZenraI+nLr2wTm4i8rCrFbG
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesApplication Server
Services Currently Associated
Selected Servicestomcat-trust
4182498fd017cd31ad384b94ae318c53
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=CAPF-01f51e57, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=CAPF-01f51e57, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 3:12:15 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 3:12:14 PM
Serial Number4182498FD017CD31AD384B94AE318C53
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length935
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=CAPF-01f51e57, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Na
me: CAPF-01f51e57 DNS Name: CAPF-01f51e57 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=CAPF-01f51e57, OU=tes
t, O=test, C=US Simple Name: CAPF-01f51e57 DNS Name: CAPF-01f51e57 [Serial Number] 41824
98FD017CD31AD384B94AE318C53 [Not Before] 6/27/2018 3:12:15 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 3:12
:14 PM [Thumbprint] EA5515214650BFC7F6884D336A7C9D9A272D998D [Signature Algorithm] sha25
6RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Public Key] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01
0a 02 82 01 01 00 98 5e d8 b7 76 48 c6 57 5a 41 aa 3c 0c 84 87 4a 01 9c de 8e ac ad 19 32 72 b4 57 e
e 6b 20 6b 81 83 60 e5 93 a8 57 de 91 89 c3 4b 3e 03 9a 24 ac f9 16 3d c2 99 88 13 36 4a 20 9e 3d 33
09 71 92 69 99 aa 5a 9b ae 13 bd 11 24 48 4d 02 ef dd c7 42 ca 46 1c 95 a3 62 65 38 ea cb a5 d7 e9
e9 e8 3a c6 99 ba ec 8e 5e 35 e8 12 61 48 92 db 75 f6 62 31 73 32 3e e9 7b 8f 4d bb a5 ae 92 b4 17 3
a 23 0e d4 de f7 b0 90 c7 12 e1 b5 2d 4f 5a 6a f9 a5 f3 13 b3 66 f0 f3 70 1d 92 52 8a 66 08 4c 2d 21
c1 36 ef 1e 92 bd c0 af f7 9e 72 79 1f 65 aa ed de 64 fa 45 92 25 78 f6 d8 b6 ba 3e c3 86 45 9b 05
76 76 50 67 0e 40 5a c7 e7 41 76 44 d6 f2 a8 6d 1b cb 41 18 4b 28 44 53 dd 9c f3 94 99 c0 48 bf 74 8
c 85 dd 6b c8 25 58 ef 2d 51 be b7 c1 fe 80 26 ed bb 69 15 8e 6b 9e 62 1a 29 2e 48 9d 02 03 01 00 01
Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Enciphermen
t, Certificate Signing (a4) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.
5.7.3.1) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): d4eaaac40c0154e93dd74e2393a786310bf121bc * Ba
sic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDozCCAougAwIBAgIQQYJJj9AXzTGtOEuUrjGMUzANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBh
MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzENMAsGA1UECgwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UECwwEdGVzdDEWMBQG
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IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesCAPF
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-trust
CAPF
CAPF-trust
7635ced7aff3191209fde0ce4cc50c66
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 3:12:08 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 3:12:07 PM
Serial Number7635CED7AFF3191209FDE0CE4CC50C66
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length933
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name: CU
CM150 DNS Name: CUCM150 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simpl
e Name: CUCM150 DNS Name: CUCM150 [Serial Number] 7635CED7AFF3191209FDE0CE4CC50C66 [Not
Before] 6/27/2018 3:12:08 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 3:12:07 PM [Thumbprint] 03675EE507
F6771715F03687B79070B520FF3B71 [Signature Algorithm] sha256RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Publ
ic Key] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 a8 6e 34 f2 28 1b
bd 4d e8 2e 23 0f 3b b8 1f 0e 4e 4c cd 3b 9c df 66 2a c4 c8 d6 0e 3e de 63 7e d0 2b 9a 2e 29 57 7f a
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6 44 e7 26 67 84 4c e5 52 d7 68 d0 1e ca e6 00 17 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions
] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment, Certificate Si
gning (b4) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client
Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): 87ffd361791cc4c27fda6d
341c98a86fc22cf25f * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDoTCCAomgAwIBAgIQdjXO16/zGRIJ/eDOTMUMZjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBb
MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzENMAsGA1UECgwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UECwwEdGVzdDEQMA4G
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IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesCallManagerTFTP
SAST
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager
605315d55c88197f8b747e827212a545
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 3:12:20 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 3:12:19 PM
Serial Number605315D55C88197F8B747E827212A545
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length933
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name: CU
CM150 DNS Name: CUCM150 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simpl
e Name: CUCM150 DNS Name: CUCM150 [Serial Number] 605315D55C88197F8B747E827212A545 [Not
Before] 6/27/2018 3:12:20 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 3:12:19 PM [Thumbprint] 07CBC6D857
1684425A302DE550D3CDFAC515B1C4 [Signature Algorithm] sha256RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Publ
ic Key] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 a5 53 ee 14 b5 3f
af 3a 0f 4d b7 d1 81 89 63 92 cc f6 e2 69 9d 59 21 b5 9d 0a a9 d6 08 66 64 03 e5 b2 bb 5c 86 9b c3 b
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87 b9 81 37 1f 97 9d f3 49 ef 72 78 af 8b 5b 4d ce 9c 93 23 94 df 31 86 6d ac 59 9e 7d 66 7c af 6b
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f c7 78 f4 7f 82 fd 79 73 95 c8 f1 d5 9f 3c 37 51 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions
] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment, Certificate Si
gning (b4) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client
Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): 4f1165ffd80ccccfbbc915
496545a28eadc946bc * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDoTCCAomgAwIBAgIQYFMV1VyIGX+LdH6CchKlRTANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBb
MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzENMAsGA1UECgwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UECwwEdGVzdDEQMA4G
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Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesAuthentication and Authorization
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesTVS
66b4c4440c81512f3003b5dd32b7edea
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 3:17:59 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 3:17:58 PM
Serial Number66B4C4440C81512F3003B5DD32B7EDEA
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length943
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name: CU
CM150 DNS Name: CUCM150 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simpl
e Name: CUCM150 DNS Name: CUCM150 [Serial Number] 66B4C4440C81512F3003B5DD32B7EDEA [Not
Before] 6/27/2018 3:17:59 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 3:17:58 PM [Thumbprint] CE12488E98
284037A2B77DE3B716757AA9C1E656 [Signature Algorithm] sha256RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Publ
ic Key] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 9f 1f 41 b9 52 bc
d3 8f e7 04 1c 49 91 61 66 1f 5e c5 d0 67 6c 75 8a 08 89 b5 95 f1 e3 af 97 43 4d da 0a a8 28 b6 80 b
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2 fc 03 36 b6 cb 41 1f b3 1a ae d5 0e ac 91 ec 1b 60 59 a5 aa ba ce 96 46 c9 2f 59 bd 8c f1 60 5c d5
6a c7 e7 3b cb 72 c0 3d 4e 26 8e 4a 6d 9a be ce 8f 2a 51 d7 b7 a9 31 82 d7 bc 96 e9 a8 f9 6a 10 c0
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6 1f 78 74 f0 fe 61 0d c3 32 a6 b9 05 9f 06 f7 6f 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions
] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment, Certificate Si
gning (b4) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client
Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) IP security end system (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.5) * Subject Key Iden
tifier(2.5.29.14): ab1cbb23c6a28475f34c001ffccf19cfb73a5758 * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19):
Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDqzCCApOgAwIBAgIQZrTERAyBUS8wA7XdMrft6jANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBb
MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzENMAsGA1UECgwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UECwwEdGVzdDEQMA4G
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Related Information
IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesApplication Server
Services Currently Associated
Selected Servicesipsec
ipsec-trust
7d0a1c41a321334f190d6e976713a8a9
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 3:18:04 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 3:18:03 PM
Serial Number7D0A1C41A321334F190D6E976713A8A9
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length933
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name: CU
CM150 DNS Name: CUCM150 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simpl
e Name: CUCM150 DNS Name: CUCM150 [Serial Number] 7D0A1C41A321334F190D6E976713A8A9 [Not
Before] 6/27/2018 3:18:04 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 3:18:03 PM [Thumbprint] 8735914410
67C87FCFAE9B89A46BB303177AF182 [Signature Algorithm] sha256RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Publ
ic Key] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 b8 07 73 07 19 eb
aa ea d2 a8 cb 8c cc 20 98 e0 f0 96 95 d2 04 11 c1 fb 8c 4f ec 7a 60 61 42 45 27 64 51 71 16 39 2d 3
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ab 0c 1b 01 72 ae bb d6 15 f3 8f 8c e1 46 30 8d 65 6b 01 cf a6 21 fb 51 cb 64 19 dc 6f d2 f6 5f e0
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0 f2 ff d3 86 cd 72 39 37 ad 7a 0a b5 5f 93 ae 59 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions
] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment, Certificate Si
gning (b4) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client
Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): a5f9aea017f12f3346240d
5c1143ea21701fa751 * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDoTCCAomgAwIBAgIQfQocQaMhM08ZDW6XZxOoqTANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBb
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IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesApplication Server
Services Currently Associated
Selected Servicestomcat
tomcat-trust
7f76fe4a907165c9c9765f97010a2f1f
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 3:12:12 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 3:12:11 PM
Serial Number7F76FE4A907165C9C9765F97010A2F1F
Friendly NameECC
Raw Data Length625
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name:
CUCM150-EC DNS Name: CUCM150 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Simple Name: CUCM150-EC DNS Name: CUCM150-EC [Serial Number] 7F76FE4A907165C9C9765F9701
0A2F1F [Not Before] 6/27/2018 3:12:12 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 3:12:11 PM [Thumbprint
] E56112D087C125A6F4F7347A0DFF0EA953854CE6 [Signature Algorithm] sha384ECDSA(1.2.840.10045.
4.3.3) [Public Key] Algorithm: ECC Key Blob: 04 85 4b 4f 0a 0c e4 11 d3 d0 b5 0f 1d e5 91 d
a 9d e3 bc cd 15 b2 10 2a bc 30 14 8d c8 d6 e2 a3 f6 34 ae b7 1c a2 4a ec 0c 56 59 4d 5c 77 d0 c9 7a
f8 78 13 5b a5 c0 18 b3 06 c7 9a dc 8a bb 19 9e 6a 41 8b 2b 64 17 34 11 6b 59 62 c2 f3 64 65 bb 6a
4b 54 10 cb 04 92 3a 03 8b 0d cc 0b 59 3a 0b Parameters: 06 05 2b 81 04 00 22 [Extensions] *
Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment, Certificate Signing
(b4) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client Authe
ntication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): b725a7714c11972db8ce4aedf26
7c12947592cfd * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0 * S
ubject Alternative Name(2.5.29.17): DNS Name=CUCM150
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIICbTCCAfKgAwIBAgIQf3b+SpBxZcnJdl+XAQovHzAKBggqhkjOPQQDAzBeMQsw
CQYDVQQGEwJVUzENMAsGA1UECgwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UECwwEdGVzdDETMBEGA1UE
AwwKQ1VDTTE1MC1FQzENMAsGA1UECAwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UEBwwEdGVzdDAeFw0x
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ANGSviok70qzlhQC0BEDPz3Vt6GvaJh/3LGybKky8FzLVPStfh6yMxRgUUb6SoKj
ig==
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IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected Roles< None >
Services Currently Associated
Selected ServicesCallManager-ECDSA
4149cd593a2cd2e731f5539227c23510
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 3:18:08 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 3:18:07 PM
Serial Number4149CD593A2CD2E731F5539227C23510
Friendly NameECC
Raw Data Length623
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name:
CUCM150-EC DNS Name: CUCM150 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=CUCM150-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Simple Name: CUCM150-EC DNS Name: CUCM150-EC [Serial Number] 4149CD593A2CD2E731F5539227
C23510 [Not Before] 6/27/2018 3:18:08 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 3:18:07 PM [Thumbprint
] AF4DC6244467CFCC8AB693D9D34AC7CCE41F135A [Signature Algorithm] sha384ECDSA(1.2.840.10045.
4.3.3) [Public Key] Algorithm: ECC Key Blob: 04 f1 79 67 a2 54 fa 0e a7 22 19 92 3e 4b 82 0
0 4b 9e 41 0b 9d 50 15 0e be 22 9b 39 e2 15 11 4c 71 b3 6a 5d 53 9f 0f 40 7f ed 8e 3e b6 21 e9 1e 7e
f7 45 b5 52 21 f5 a2 ac c2 56 99 e8 2c c8 e7 cd 9f 6f 19 45 3a 67 bc e0 e7 56 9d 90 b9 6f 98 26 2d
41 64 c7 f5 96 6e eb b7 18 32 50 08 9d ea cb Parameters: 06 05 2b 81 04 00 22 [Extensions] *
Key Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment, Certificate Signing
(b4) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client Authe
ntication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): 3d0e1ecdcc6c377ba09e177f83c
b1c9c09d9aced * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0 * S
ubject Alternative Name(2.5.29.17): DNS Name=CUCM150
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIICazCCAfKgAwIBAgIQQUnNWTos0ucx9VOSJ8I1EDAKBggqhkjOPQQDAzBeMQsw
CQYDVQQGEwJVUzENMAsGA1UECgwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UECwwEdGVzdDETMBEGA1UE
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IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesApplication Server
Services Currently Associated
Selected Servicestomcat-ECDSA
tomcat-trust
68a9004cc01bebabed6981e2158ead32
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=IMP152, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=IMP152, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 6:21:07 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 6:21:06 PM
Serial Number68A9004CC01BEBABED6981E2158EAD32
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length931
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=IMP152, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name: IMP
152 DNS Name: IMP152 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=IMP152, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Na
me: IMP152 DNS Name: IMP152 [Serial Number] 68A9004CC01BEBABED6981E2158EAD32 [Not Before
] 6/27/2018 6:21:07 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 6:21:06 PM [Thumbprint] 11CED0AA50AF7579
CE489ED9F33529A4067A9328 [Signature Algorithm] sha256RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Public Key
] Algorithm: RSA Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 c1 78 52 aa e6 d7 40 cb
8c f7 1c 9c d6 25 ce ac d2 21 8a 63 e1 0d 73 4e 67 2b 4a fa e8 8e e7 36 2b 67 38 72 f3 6a 5b 3d 3f 1
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4e b6 c2 00 b2 ca d7 52 87 2d 88 86 6a 56 5c 23 6c 39 3e 06 42 27 84 52 88 b3 17 92 10 20 b2 d2 7c
a2 61 57 e6 10 3a d7 4c b7 cd 6f 66 48 e0 ef 16 be a6 e5 fb 7b 14 10 63 a5 cd f9 41 02 ca c5 92 c3 8
8 f7 00 f9 b4 07 73 14 93 3d b2 4d 71 09 60 42 9e d3 7b 4d 80 e2 35 4e 40 b3 1f 37 b4 c3 d2 3d 8e f9
04 3a 8c 3d 9c 51 f8 58 4e fe 0a 9a 78 d9 64 4a 67 7e 4b 5d bb cf 26 18 30 74 86 de 79 46 0e 1c a2
df 13 7e 0c 19 4c a6 ab 97 39 19 08 0d 65 d5 2e d2 a0 17 21 c4 38 ca 2c 67 a9 a6 e5 73 b4 f0 c3 74 0
3 22 e9 c1 ab ef ca ef ed 1a c9 01 b9 7e 11 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions] * K
ey Usage(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment, Certificate Signing
(b4) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client Authen
tication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): df5727024f5b9f885562a2205405
d99d739ff33a * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDnzCCAoegAwIBAgIQaKkATMAb66vtaYHiFY6tMjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBa
MQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzENMAsGA1UECgwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UECwwEdGVzdDEPMA0G
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afAAGKPmDIko9GRshHHe/2lNbw==
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IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesApplication Server
Services Currently Associated
Selected Servicestomcat-trust
4497d957cd554c1637f99fe8e3606a01
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=IMP152-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=IMP152-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 6:21:08 PM
Valid To Date6/26/2023 6:21:07 PM
Serial Number4497D957CD554C1637F99FE8E3606A01
Friendly NameECC
Raw Data Length622
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=IMP152-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name:
IMP152-EC DNS Name: IMP152 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=IMP152-EC, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Simple Name: IMP152-EC DNS Name: IMP152-EC [Serial Number] 4497D957CD554C1637F99FE8E3606A01
[Not Before] 6/27/2018 6:21:08 PM [Not After] 6/26/2023 6:21:07 PM [Thumbprint] F
F28FF0477831656C2C7A50EFA5053430AE65EC7 [Signature Algorithm] sha384ECDSA(1.2.840.10045.4.3.3)
[Public Key] Algorithm: ECC Key Blob: 04 73 bc af 19 64 82 a7 a5 d0 0a d0 31 d3 65 03 e1 7
c 77 c1 ef ce 46 d2 dc 99 ac 13 b5 6d 65 06 71 bc 0a c7 ea 65 72 57 f0 f2 5c 30 18 7c 0e ed e7 80 1e
a1 b0 77 31 48 dd dd b1 11 6e b1 29 35 97 c4 0e 8a db 35 64 ed 1b 64 50 36 ae fc 77 35 44 53 5c 58
a8 ff 00 3f 61 17 e5 39 54 56 fc 0f a4 Parameters: 06 05 2b 81 04 00 22 [Extensions] * Key Us
age(2.5.29.15): Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment, Certificate Signing (b4)
* Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37): Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client Authenticat
ion (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) * Subject Key Identifier(2.5.29.14): c1cf36863218cb0b940beecb30a05c8ba
73e4254 * Basic Constraints(2.5.29.19): Subject Type=CA Path Length Constraint=0 * Subject
Alternative Name(2.5.29.17): DNS Name=IMP152
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIICajCCAe+gAwIBAgIQRJfZV81VTBY3+Z/o42BqATAKBggqhkjOPQQDAzBdMQsw
CQYDVQQGEwJVUzENMAsGA1UECgwEdGVzdDENMAsGA1UECwwEdGVzdDESMBAGA1UE
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
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IPv4 Address10.5.1.150
IPv6 Address< None >
Duration in CacheSystem Default
Roles Currently Associated
Selected RolesApplication Server
Services Currently Associated
Selected Servicestomcat-trust
7c750957b87cf96dac72c7919db6eca9
Certificate Information
Subject NameL=test, S=test, CN=ITLRECOVERY_CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Issuer NameL=test, S=test, CN=ITLRECOVERY_CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US
Version3
Valid From Date6/27/2018 3:12:24 PM
Valid To Date6/22/2038 3:12:23 PM
Serial Number7C750957B87CF96DAC72C7919DB6ECA9
Friendly NameRSA
Raw Data Length937
All details[Version] V3 [Subject] L=test, S=test, CN=ITLRECOVERY_CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Sim
ple Name: ITLRECOVERY_CUCM150 DNS Name: ITLRECOVERY_CUCM150 [Issuer] L=test, S=test, CN=ITL
RECOVERY_CUCM150, OU=test, O=test, C=US Simple Name: ITLRECOVERY_CUCM150 DNS Name: ITLRECOVERY
_CUCM150 [Serial Number] 7C750957B87CF96DAC72C7919DB6ECA9 [Not Before] 6/27/2018 3:12:24
PM [Not After] 6/22/2038 3:12:23 PM [Thumbprint] B4D7202C2871E0848DE86F09F85C4BA2C25BCD
E4 [Signature Algorithm] sha256RSA(1.2.840.113549.1.1.11) [Public Key] Algorithm: RSA
Length: 2048 Key Blob: 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 b4 7a f4 00 98 df ad bd 16 42 a0 99 d8 65 39 c
7 c2 24 a8 d0 b0 d7 ba aa 58 13 00 08 93 88 11 4a ac 28 d0 98 ab 4e 8c 35 d4 74 9d 64 14 48 f7 bc c3
58 ad a4 ab 65 a5 0b d2 17 00 35 2f 05 36 e5 54 7e be aa fd 48 35 e4 db 15 72 a1 c0 34 38 88 6b e0
b9 02 db 77 4b 44 fc fa e9 45 41 46 67 2d f4 f7 18 b7 e7 bc 1e dc 0f 28 c8 19 ea a8 d8 5b db 3e 29 4
7 da 92 7d 0b 6b 01 aa 69 e8 f3 0a c4 c7 95 1d 07 0f 72 29 03 1c 83 b1 65 23 d6 0d 31 80 e7 58 b7 7d
d7 cf 56 1b 07 dc 9a 24 79 f6 09 a8 a6 7b c8 83 77 0b 11 11 01 cb 75 73 a4 1c cd 52 6c 3b 11 83 0e
d3 38 bc d4 36 ba 3f 2b 86 ac 81 fc 9e a1 ff ed a2 d5 0b bb 69 bf 0c 14 f9 ed 09 e0 42 35 a5 a8 cb e
3 2c 93 83 29 40 7b e8 6f 52 75 1b 7d 25 11 1d e0 cc 5f 01 a8 e4 a2 1b ca 02 6f 7f 3c 24 8f 64 9f 57
fe fb 48 ac d5 fd 11 02 03 01 00 01 Parameters: 05 00 [Extensions] * Key Usage(2.5.29.15):
Digital Signature, Key Encipherment, Data Encipherment (b0) * Enhanced Key Usage(2.5.29.37):
Server Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1) Client Authentication (1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2) * Subject K
ey Identifier(2.5.29.14): f95fd85131eea447be9419ef6faaed58dfad9312
Certificate Text-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
MIIDpTCCAo2gAwIBAgIQfHUJV7h8+W2scseRnbbsqTANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBn
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5.35 Phone Security Profile

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration groups security-related settings for a phone type and protocol into security profiles to allow you to assign a single security profile to multiple phones. Security-related settings include device security mode, digest authentication, and some CAPF settings. You apply the configured settings to a phone when you choose the security profile in the Phone Configuration window.

Installing Cisco Unified Communications Manager provides a set of predefined, nonsecure security profiles for auto-registration. To enable security features for a phone, you must configure a new security profile for the device type and protocol and apply it to the phone.

5.35.1 Comparison Statistics

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5.35.2 Comparison Results

Phone Security Profile
NameDetails
Analog Phone - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionAnalog Phone - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeAnalog Phone
Device ProtocolSCCP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Carrier-integrated Mobile - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCarrier-integrated Mobile - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCarrier-integrated Mobile
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 12 S - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 12 S - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 12 S
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 12 SP - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 12 SP - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 12 SP
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 12 SP PLUS - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 12 SP+ - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 12 SP+
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 30 SP PLUS - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 30 SP+ - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 30 SP+
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 30 VIP - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 30 VIP - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 30 VIP
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 3905 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 3905 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 3905
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 3911 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 3911 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 3911
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeUDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 3951 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 3951 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 3951
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeUDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 6901 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6901 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6901
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 6901 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6901 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6901
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 6911 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6911 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6911
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 6911 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6911 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6911
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 6921 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6921 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6921
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 6921 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6921 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6921
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 6941 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6941 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6941
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 6941 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6941 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6941
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 6945 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6945 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6945
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 6945 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6945 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6945
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 6961 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6961 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6961
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 6961 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 6961 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 6961
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7811 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7811 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7811
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7821 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7821 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7821
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7841 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7841 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7841
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7861 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7861 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7861
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7902 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7902 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7902
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 7905 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7905 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7905
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 7905 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7905 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7905
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeUDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7906 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7906 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7906
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7906 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7906 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7906
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7910 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7910 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7910
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 7911 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7911 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7911
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7911 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7911 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7911
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7912 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7912 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7912
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 7912 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7912 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7912
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeUDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7920 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7920 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7920
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 7921 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7921 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7921
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7925 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7925 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7925
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7926 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7926 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7926
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7931 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7931 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7931
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7931 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7931 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7931
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7935 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7935 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7935
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 7936 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7936 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7936
Device ProtocolSCCP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Cisco 7937 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7937 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7937
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco 7940 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7940 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7940
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7940 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7940 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7940
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeUDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7941 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7941 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7941
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7941 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7941 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7941
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7941G-GE - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7941G-GE - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7941G-GE
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7941G-GE - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7941G-GE - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7941G-GE
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7942 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7942 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7942
Device ProtocolSCCP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7942 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7942 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7942
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7945 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7945 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7945
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7945 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7945 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7945
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7960 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7960 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7960
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7960 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7960 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7960
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeUDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7961 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7961 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7961
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7961 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7961 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7961
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7961G-GE - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7961G-GE - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7961G-GE
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7961G-GE - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7961G-GE - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7961G-GE
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7962 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7962 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7962
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7962 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7962 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7962
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7965 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7965 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7965
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7965 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7965 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7965
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7970 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7970 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7970
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7970 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7970 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7970
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7971 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7971 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7971
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7971 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7971 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7971
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7975 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7975 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7975
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 7975 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7975 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7975
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 7985 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 7985 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 7985
Device ProtocolSCCP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Cisco 8811 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8811 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8811
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8821 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8821 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8821
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8831 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8831 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8831
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8841 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8841 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8841
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8845 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8845 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8845
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8851 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8851 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8851
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8851NR - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8851NR - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8851NR
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8861 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8861 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8861
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8865 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8865 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8865
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8865NR - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8865NR - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8865NR
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8941 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8941 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8941
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 8941 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8941 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8941
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8945 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8945 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8945
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco 8945 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8945 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8945
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 8961 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 8961 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 8961
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 9951 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 9951 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 9951
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco 9971 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco 9971 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco 9971
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco ATA 186 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco ATA 186 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco ATA 186
Device ProtocolSCCP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Cisco ATA 187 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco ATA 187 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco ATA 187
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco ATA 190 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco ATA 190 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco ATA 190
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco CTI Port - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco CTI Port - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCTI Port
Device ProtocolSCCP
Cisco Cius - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco Cius - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco Cius
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco Cius SP - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco Cius SP - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco Cius SP
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco DX650 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco DX650 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco DX650
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco DX70 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco DX70 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco DX70
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco DX80 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco DX80 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco DX80
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco Dual Mode for Android - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco Dual Mode for Android - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco Dual Mode for Android
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco Dual Mode for iPhone - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco Dual Mode for iPhone - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco Dual Mode for iPhone
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco E20 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco E20 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco E20
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco EMCC Base Phone - Standard Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco EMCC Base Phone - Standard Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeEMCC Base Phone
Device ProtocolProtocol Not Specified
Cisco IP Communicator - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco IP Communicator - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco IP Communicator
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Cisco IP Communicator - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco IP Communicator - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco IP Communicator
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco Jabber for Tablet - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco Jabber for Tablet - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco Jabber for Tablet
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 1000 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 1000 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 1000
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 1100 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 1100 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 1100
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 1300-47 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 1300-47 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 1300-47
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 1300-65 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 1300-65 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 1300-65
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 200 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 200 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 200
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 3000 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 3000 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 3000
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 3200 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 3200 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 3200
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 400 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 400 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 400
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 500-32 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 500-32 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 500-32
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence 500-37 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence 500-37 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence 500-37
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Codec C40 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Codec C40 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Codec C40
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Codec C60 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Codec C60 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Codec C60
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Codec C90 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Codec C90 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Codec C90
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence DX70 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence DX70 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence DX70
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence DX80 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence DX80 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence DX80
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence EX60 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence EX60 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence EX60
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence EX90 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence EX90 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence EX90
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence IX5000 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence IX5000 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence IX5000
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence MX200 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence MX200 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence MX200
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence MX200 G2 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence MX200 G2 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence MX200 G2
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence MX300 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence MX300 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence MX300
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence MX300 G2 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence MX300 G2 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence MX300 G2
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence MX700 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence MX700 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence MX700
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence MX800 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence MX800 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence MX800
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence MX800 Dual - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence MX800 Dual - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence MX800 Dual
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 C20 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C20) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C20)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 C40 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C40) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C40)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 C60 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C60) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C60)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 C40 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C40) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C40)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 C60 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C60) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C60)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 Dual C60 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Profile 52 Dual (C60) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Profile 52 Dual (C60)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 C60 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Profile 65 (C60) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Profile 65 (C60)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 Dual C90 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Profile 65 Dual (C90) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Profile 65 Dual (C90)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence Quick Set C20 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence Quick Set C20 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence Quick Set C20
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence SX10 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence SX10 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence SX10
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence SX20 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence SX20 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence SX20
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence SX80 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence SX80 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence SX80
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence TX1310-65 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence TX1310-65 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence TX1310-65
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence TX9000 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence TX9000 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence TX9000
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco TelePresence TX9200 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco TelePresence TX9200 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco TelePresence TX9200
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco UC for RTX - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco Unified Communications for RTX - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco Unified Communications for RTX
Device ProtocolSIP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco Unified Client Services Framework - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco Unified Client Services Framework - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco Unified Client Services Framework
Device ProtocolSIP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco Unified Personal Communicator - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco Unified Personal Communicator - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco Unified Personal Communicator
Device ProtocolSIP
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Cisco VGC Phone - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco VGC Phone - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco VGC Phone
Device ProtocolSCCP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Cisco VGC Virtual Phone - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco VGC Virtual Phone - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco VGC Virtual Phone
Device ProtocolSCCP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Cisco VXC 6215 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionCisco VXC 6215 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeCisco VXC 6215
Device ProtocolSIP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Phone Security Profile CAPF Information
Authentication ModeBy Null String
Key OrderRSA Only
Key Size (bits)2048
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Generic Desktop Video Endpoint - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionGeneric Desktop Video Endpoint - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeGeneric Desktop Video Endpoint
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Generic Multiple Screen Room System - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionGeneric Multiple Screen Room System - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeGeneric Multiple Screen Room System
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Generic Single Screen Room System - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionGeneric Single Screen Room System - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeGeneric Single Screen Room System
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
IMS-integrated Mobile Basic - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionIMS-integrated Mobile (Basic) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeIMS-integrated Mobile (Basic)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
IP-STE - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionIP-STE - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeIP-STE
Device ProtocolSCCP
ISDN BRI Phone - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionISDN BRI Phone - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeISDN BRI Phone
Device ProtocolSCCP
TFTP Encrypted ConfigN
Nokia S60 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionNokia S60 - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeNokia S60
Device ProtocolSCCP
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Standard Non-secure SCCP Gateway Virtual Phone Security Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionStandard Non-secure SCCP Gateway Virtual Phone Security Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeSCCP gateway virtual phone
Device ProtocolSCCP
Third-party AS-SIP Endpoint - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionThird-party AS-SIP Endpoint - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeThird-party AS-SIP Endpoint
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Third-party SIP Device Advanced - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionThird-party SIP Device (Advanced) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeThird-party SIP Device (Advanced)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Third-party SIP Device Basic - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionThird-party SIP Device (Basic) - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeThird-party SIP Device (Basic)
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Transnova S3 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionTransnova S3 - Standard SIP Non-Secure Profile
Is StandardY
Product TypeTransnova S3
Device ProtocolSIP
Nonce Validity Time600
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Exclude Digest Credentials in Configuration FileN
Parameters used in Phone
SIP Phone Port5060
Universal Device Template - Model-independent Security Profile
Phone Security Profile Information
DescriptionUniversal Device Template - Model-independent Security Profile
Is StandardY
Product Type
Device ProtocolProtocol Not Specified

5.36 SIP Trunk Security Profile

The SIP Trunk Security Profile object includes security-related settings such as transport type, device security mode, digest authentication settings, and authorization settings for incoming SIP messages. Security profiles must be applied to all SIP trunks that are configured.

5.36.1 Comparison Statistics

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SIP Trunk Security Profilesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.36.2 Comparison Results

SIP Trunk Security Profile
NameDetails
Non Secure SIP Conference Bridge
(S)
SIP Profile Information
DescriptionNon Secure SIP Conference Bridge
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Incoming Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Outgoing Transport TypeTCP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Nonce Validity Time (mins)600
X.509 Subject Name
Incoming Port5060
Enable Application Level AuthorizationN
Accept Presence SubscriptionN
Accept Out-of-Dialog REFERN
Accept Unsolicited NotificationN
Accept Replaces HeaderN
Transmit Security StatusN
Allow charging headerN
SIP V.150 Outbound SDP Offer FilteringUse Default Filter
Non Secure SIP Trunk Profile
SIP Profile Information
DescriptionNon Secure SIP Trunk Profile authenticated by null String
Device Security ModeNon Secure
Incoming Transport TypeTCP+UDP
Outgoing Transport TypeTCP
Enable Digest AuthenticationN
Nonce Validity Time (mins)600
X.509 Subject Name
Incoming Port5060
Enable Application Level AuthorizationN
Accept Presence SubscriptionN
Accept Out-of-Dialog REFERN
Accept Unsolicited NotificationN
Accept Replaces HeaderN
Transmit Security StatusN
Allow charging headerN
SIP V.150 Outbound SDP Offer FilteringUse Default Filter

5.37 CUMA Server Security Profile

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration groups security-related settings to allow you to assign a single security profile to multiple Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator clients. Security-related settings include device security mode, incoming transport type, and X.509 subject name. Configuring a Cisco Unified Mobility Advantage server security profile in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration automatically applies this profile to all configured Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator clients on that Cisco Unified Communications Manager.

5.37.1 Comparison Statistics

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CUMA Server Security Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

5.37.2 Comparison Results

Same:
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5.38 Application Server

The following Cisco application servers are known to the cluster:

5.38.1 Comparison Statistics

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Application Serversame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

5.38.2 Comparison Results

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5.39 Geolocation

Geographical location information, or geolocation, describes a physical position in the world that may correspond to the past, present, or future location of a person, event, or device.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration allows you to specify a geolocation for every device.

The Request for Comments (RFC) 4119 standard provides the basis for geolocations. Geolocations use the civic location format that specifies the following fields: country, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, PRD, POD, STS, HNO, HNS, LMK, LOC, FLR, NAM, and PC.

You assign these geolocations to VoIP phones, VoIP gateways, IP trunks, device pools, and enterprise parameters.

You can define geolocation filters that select a subset of fields from geolocation and associate with VoIP gateways, IP trunks, device pools, and enterprise parameters

5.39.1 Comparison Statistics

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Geolocationsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.39.2 Comparison Results

Geolocation
NameDetails
Geolocation1
DescriptionDesc Geolocation 1
Country using the two-letter abbreviationAU
State, Region, or Province (A1)NSW
County or Parish (A2)Hornsby
City or Township (A3)Hornsby
Borough or City District (A4)
Neighborhood (A5)Bushy
Street (A6)
Leading Street Direction, such as N or W (PRD)N
Trailing Street Suffix, such as SW (POD)
Address Suffix, such as Avenue, Platz (STS)
Numeric house number (HNO)
House Number Suffix, such as A, 1/2 (HNS)
Landmark (LMK)
Additional Location Information, such as Room Number (LOC)
Floor (FLR)
Name of Business or Resident (NAM)
Zip or Postal Code (PC)2077
Geolocation2
DescriptionDesc Geolocation 1
Country using the two-letter abbreviationAU
State, Region, or Province (A1)NSW
County or Parish (A2)Hornsby
City or Township (A3)Hornsby
Borough or City District (A4)
Neighborhood (A5)Bushy
Street (A6)
Leading Street Direction, such as N or W (PRD)N
Trailing Street Suffix, such as SW (POD)
Address Suffix, such as Avenue, Platz (STS)
Numeric house number (HNO)
House Number Suffix, such as A, 1/2 (HNS)
Landmark (LMK)
Additional Location Information, such as Room Number (LOC)
Floor (FLR)
Name of Business or Resident (NAM)
Zip or Postal Code (PC)2077
Unspecified
Description
Country using the two-letter abbreviation
State, Region, or Province (A1)
County or Parish (A2)
City or Township (A3)
Borough or City District (A4)
Neighborhood (A5)
Street (A6)
Leading Street Direction, such as N or W (PRD)
Trailing Street Suffix, such as SW (POD)
Address Suffix, such as Avenue, Platz (STS)
Numeric house number (HNO)
House Number Suffix, such as A, 1/2 (HNS)
Landmark (LMK)
Additional Location Information, such as Room Number (LOC)
Floor (FLR)
Name of Business or Resident (NAM)
Zip or Postal Code (PC)

5.40 Geolocation Filter

Geolocation filters allow selection of specific fields from the 17 geolocation fields for the purpose of creating an identifier from the selected fields. Geolocation filters get configured manually and are assigned to devices.

The following logic determines the geolocation filter value:

5.40.1 Comparison Statistics

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Geolocation Filtersame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.40.2 Comparison Results

Geolocation
NameDetails
Geolocation Filter1
DescriptionDesc Geolocation Filter1
Match geolocations using the following criteria:
Country using the two-letter abbreviationY
State, Region, or Province (A1)Y
County or Parish (A2)N
City or Township (A3)N
Borough or City District (A4)N
Neighborhood (A5)N
Street (A6)N
Leading Street Direction, such as N or W (PRD)N
Trailing Street Suffix, such as SW (POD)N
Address Suffix, such as Avenue, Platz (STS)N
Numeric house number (HNO)N
House Number Suffix, such as A, 1/2 (HNS) N
Landmark (LMK)N
Additional Location Information, such as Room Number (LOC)N
Floor (FLR)N
Name of Business or Resident (NAM)N
Zip or Postal Code (PC)N

5.41 E911 Messages

The E911 Messages Configuration page displays the Agreement, Disclaimer, and Error messages. Optionally, you can edit the E911 messages to be displayed on off-premises devices.

5.41.1 Comparison Statistics

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E911 Messagessame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.41.2 Comparison Results

E911 Messages
LanguageTypeMessage
English, United StatesAgreementDialing emergency numbers (e.g. 911, 122, etc.) may not work on an enterprise c
lass IP telephony network like that used for this phone. Correct location info
rmation may not be passed on to emergency responders. Your network administrat
or can advise you about the capabilities of your network, including the dialing
sequence you will need to use when on or off the enterprise premises. Select
Next to acknowledge this Information.
English, United StatesDisclaimerYou have chosen not to update your current location. If you select Continue, y
ou acknowledge that your administrator may restrict calls from this phone until
you decide to make your location known.
English, United StatesErrorThere was an error updating your location. Correct location information may not
be passed on to emergency responders.

5.42 AAR Group

Automated alternate routing (AAR) provides a mechanism to reroute calls through the PSTN when a call is blocked due to insufficient location bandwidth. With automated alternate routing, the caller does not need to hang up and redial the called party.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) automatically attempts to reroute calls, due to insufficient bandwidth, through the PSTN or other network only when the AAREnable enterprise parameter is set to true. Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) uses the device-based AAR calling search space, which is assigned to Cisco IP Phone station devices and gateway devices, when it attempts to route the call to the gateway device that connects to the PSTN or other network.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) retrieves the prefix digits from the AAR dial prefix matrix table based on the AAR group value of the originating line/DN and gateway device and the AAR group value of the terminating line, and Cisco voice-mail port, to transform the derived alternate number.

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AAR Groupsame4040000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.42.2 Comparison Results

AAR Group
From Group to Destination GroupPrefix Digits
AAR-Group_1 to AAR-Group_111
AAR-Group_1 to AAR-Group_212
AAR-Group_2 to AAR-Group_121
AAR-Group_2 to AAR-Group_222

5.43 Application Dial Rules

The administrator uses dial rules configuration to add and sort the priority of dialing rules. Dial rules for applications such as Cisco Unified Communications Manager Assistant automatically strip numbers from or add numbers to telephone numbers that a user dials. For example, the dial rules can automatically add the digit 9 in front of a 7-digit telephone number to provide access to an outside line.

For example, in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Assistant, the assistant can perform a directory search from the assistant console. The assistant can drag and drop the directory entry to the My Calls panel on the assistant console, which invokes a call to the number that is listed in the entry. The dial rules apply to the number that is listed in the entry before the call gets made.

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Application Dial Rulessame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

5.43.2 Comparison Results

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5.44 Directory Lookup Dial Rules

Directory lookup rules transform caller identification numbers into numbers that can be looked up in the directory. Each rule specifies which numbers to transform based on the beginning digits and length of the number. For example, you can create a directory lookup rule that automatically removes the area code and 2 prefix digits from a 10-digit telephone, which would transform 4085551212 into 51212. If Cisco Unified Communications Manager Attendant Console can match the number with a user in the speed-dial entries of the attendant or in the directory, the attendant console displays the name in the Call Detail window.

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Directory Lookup Dial Rulessame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

5.44.2 Comparison Results

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5.45 SIP Dial Rules

SIP dial rules are used to configure SIP phone dial plans and associate them with SIP phones.

Without SIP dial rules, the user must press the Dial softkey unless the phone supports KPML. SIP dial rules must get associated with a SIP phone, so the dial plans get sent to the device.

Pattern recognition is concerned only with automating the collection of user digit input, to be forwarded automatically to Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) without requiring inter-digit timeout or pressing the Dial key. All enforcement of class of service is handled by the various calling search spaces chosen from within Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM).

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SIP Dial Rulessame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.46 Route Filter

Route filters, along with route patterns/hunt pilots, use dialed-digit strings to determine how a call is handled. Route filters only apply when you configure a pattern that contains the at (@) wildcard. When the route pattern-hunt pilot contains the @ wildcard, Cisco Unified Communications Manager routes calls according to the numbering plan that is specified in the Numbering Plan drop-down list box.

Route filters allow you to determine which route patterns/hunt pilots your users can dial; for example, whether your users can manually choose a long-distance carrier (by dialing 101 plus a carrier access code).

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Route Filtersame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.47 Route List and Route Group

A route group allows you to designate the order in which gateways and trunks are selected. It allows you to prioritize a list of gateways and ports for outgoing trunk selection. A Route Group can be added to any number of Route Lists.

A route list associates a set of route groups in a specified priority order. A route list then associates with one or more route patterns and determines the order in which those route groups are accessed. The order controls the progress of the search for available devices for outgoing calls.

A route list can only contain route groups. Each route list should have at least one route group. Each route group includes at least one available device, such as a gateway.

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Route List and Route Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.48 Route Group

A route group allows you to designate the order in which gateways and trunks are selected. It allows you to prioritize a list of gateways and ports for outgoing trunk selection.

For example, if you use two long-distance carriers, you could add a route group, so that long-distance calls to the less expensive carrier are given priority. Calls route to the more expensive carrier only if the first trunk is unavailable.

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Route Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.49 Local Route Group Names

A route list associates a set of route groups oredered by priority. A route list then associates with one or more route patterns and determines the order in which those route groups are accessed. The order controls the progress of the search for available devices for outgoing calls.

A route list can contain only route groups. Each route list should have at least one route group. Each route group includes at least one available device, such as a gateway. Based on device type, Cisco Unified Communications Manager can choose some, or all, ports as resources in each route group. Some devices, such as digital access, only allow you to choose all ports.

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Local Route Group Namessame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.49.2 Comparison Results

Local Route Group Names
NameDescription
Local Route Group desc Local Route Group
Standard Local Route GroupSystem Local Route Group - This entry cannot be deleted

5.50 Route List

A route list associates a set of route groups in order of priority. A route list then associates with one or more route patterns and determines the order in which those route groups are accessed. The order controls the progress of the search for available devices for outgoing calls.

A route list can contain only route groups. Each route list should have at least one route group. Each route group includes at least one device, such as a gateway, that is available. Based on device type, Cisco Unified Communications Manager can choose some, or all, ports as resources in each route group. Some devices, such as digital access, only allow you to choose all ports.

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Route Listsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.51 Route Pattern (Condensed)

A route pattern comprises a string of digits (an address) and a set of associated digit manipulations that route calls to a route list or a gateway. Route patterns provide flexibility in network design. They work in conjunction with route filters and route lists to direct calls to specific devices and to include, exclude, or modify specific digit patterns.

If a gateway does not have a route pattern, it cannot place calls to the PSTN or to a PBX. To assign a route pattern to an individual port on a gateway, you must assign a route list and a route group to that port.


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Route Pattern (Condensed)same2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.51.2 Comparison Results

Route Pattern (Short)
PatternPartitionRoute FilterRoute / BlockGateway/Route ListDescriptionUse Ext.MaskTransform MaskPrefix DigitsLine PresentationName PresentationLine PresentationName PresentationDiscard DigitsTransform MaskPrefix Digits
11111111P_1< None >RouteTrunk_ExchangeMK RP Clone Test updatedN1111111111122222222222DefaultDefaultAllowedAllowed< None >88XXXX4
88INFORMACAST_PT< None >RouteINFORMACAST_SIP_TRUNK N  DefaultDefaultDefaultDefault< None >  

5.52 Hunt Pilot - List and Group

Hunt lists comprise ordered groupings of line groups. A line group may belong to more than one hunt list. Hunt pilots associate with hunt lists. A hunt list may associate with more than one hunt pilot.

A hunt pilot comprises a string of digits (an address) and a set of associated digit manipulations that route calls to a hunt list. They represent the start of the hunt process. Hunt pilots provide flexibility in network design. They work in conjunction with route filters and hunt lists to direct calls to specific devices and to include, exclude, or modify specific digit patterns. A hunt pilot can specify a partition, numbering plan, route filter, and hunt forward settings. A hunt pilot must specify a hunt list.


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Hunt Pilot - List and Groupsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.52.2 Comparison Results

Pilot Point, Hunt List and Line Groups
Pilot PointHunt List InformationLine Group(s)
9800 / P_1
NameHL_CUC
Description
CUCM GroupCMG_Subs
Enable this Hunt ListY
For Voice Mail UsageY
Line Group MembersLG_CUC
NameDetails
LG_CUC
RNA Reversion Timeout10
Distribution AlgorithmTop Down
Hunt Options
No AnswerTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
BusyTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Not AvailableTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Members9801 / P_1
9802 / P_1
9850 / P_1
NameHL_9850
Description
CUCM GroupCMG_Subs
Enable this Hunt ListY
For Voice Mail UsageN
Line Group MembersLG_HL_9850
NameDetails
LG_HL_9850
RNA Reversion Timeout10
Distribution AlgorithmLongest Idle Time
Hunt Options
No AnswerTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
BusyTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Not AvailableTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Members

5.53 Line Group

A line group allows you to designate the order in which directory numbers are chosen. Cisco Unified Communications Manager distributes a call to idle or available members of a line group based on a call distribution algorithm and on the Ring No Answer Reversion (RNAR) Timeout setting.

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Line Groupsame5050000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.53.2 Comparison Results

Line Group
NameDetails
LG_Brisbane
RNA Reversion Timeout10
Distribution AlgorithmLongest Idle Time
Hunt Options
No AnswerTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
BusyTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Not AvailableTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Members
LG_CUC
RNA Reversion Timeout10
Distribution AlgorithmTop Down
Hunt Options
No AnswerTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
BusyTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Not AvailableTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Members9801 / P_1
9802 / P_1
LG_HL_9850
RNA Reversion Timeout10
Distribution AlgorithmLongest Idle Time
Hunt Options
No AnswerTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
BusyTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Not AvailableTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Members
LG_Perth
RNA Reversion Timeout10
Distribution AlgorithmLongest Idle Time
Hunt Options
No AnswerTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
BusyTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Not AvailableTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Members
LG_Sydney
RNA Reversion Timeout10
Distribution AlgorithmLongest Idle Time
Hunt Options
No AnswerTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
BusyTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Not AvailableTry next member; then, try next group in Hunt List
Members0877601 / P_Perth
0877605 / P_Perth
0877606 / P_Perth

5.54 Hunt List

A Hunt List lists a set of Line groups in a specific order. A hunt list then associates with one or more hunt pilots and determines the order in which those line groups are accessed. The order controls the progress of the search for available directory numbers for incoming calls.

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Hunt Listsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.54.2 Comparison Results

Hunt List
NameHunt List Information
HL_CUC
Description
CUCM GroupCMG_Subs
Enable this Hunt ListY
For Voice Mail UsageY
Hunt List MembersLG_CUC
HL_9850
Description
CUCM GroupCMG_Subs
Enable this Hunt ListY
For Voice Mail UsageN
Hunt List MembersLG_HL_9850

5.55 Hunt Pilot

Hunt pilots comprise sets of digits. They comprise lists of route patterns that are used for hunting. A hunt pilot can specify a partition, numbering plan, route filter, and hunt forward settings. A hunt pilot must specify a hunt list.

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Hunt Pilotsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.55.2 Comparison Results

Hunt Pilot (Details)
Hunt Pilot / PartitionDetails
9800 / P_1
Pattern Definition
DescriptionVoicemail CUC
Numbering Plan< None >
Route Filter< None >
MLPP PrecedenceDefault
Hunt ListHL_CUC
Call Pickup Group< None >
Alerting Name
ASCII Alerting Name
Route OptionRoute this pattern
Provide Outside Dial ToneY
Urgent PriorityN
Hunt Call Treatment Settings
Forward Hunt No AnswerDo Not Forward Unanswered Calls
Maximum Hunt Timer
Forward Hunt BusyDo Not Forward Unanswered Calls
Queueing
Queue CallsN
Park Monitoring
Destination
Calling Search Space
Calling Party Transformations
Use Calling Party's External MaskN
Calling Party Transform Mask
Prefix Digits (Outgoing Calls)
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Calling Name PresentationDefault
Calling Party Number TypeCisco CallManager
Calling Party Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
Connected Party Transformations
Connected Line ID PresentationDefault
Display Line Group Member DN as Connected PartyN
Connected Name PresentationDefault
Called Party Transformations
Discard Digits< None >
Called Party Transform Mask
Prefix Digits (Outgoing Calls)
Called Party Number TypeCisco CallManager
Called Party Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
AAR Group Settings
AAR Group< None >
External Number Mask
9850 / P_1
Pattern Definition
DescriptionPhone Test
Numbering Plan< None >
Route Filter< None >
MLPP PrecedenceDefault
Hunt ListHL_9850
Call Pickup GroupPG_1 in P_1
Alerting Name
ASCII Alerting Name
Route OptionRoute this pattern
Provide Outside Dial ToneY
Urgent PriorityN
Hunt Call Treatment Settings
Forward Hunt No AnswerDo Not Forward Unanswered Calls
Maximum Hunt Timer
Forward Hunt BusyDo Not Forward Unanswered Calls
Queueing
Queue CallsN
Park Monitoring
Destination
Calling Search Space
Calling Party Transformations
Use Calling Party's External MaskN
Calling Party Transform Mask
Prefix Digits (Outgoing Calls)
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Calling Name PresentationDefault
Calling Party Number TypeCisco CallManager
Calling Party Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
Connected Party Transformations
Connected Line ID PresentationDefault
Display Line Group Member DN as Connected PartyN
Connected Name PresentationDefault
Called Party Transformations
Discard Digits< None >
Called Party Transform Mask
Prefix Digits (Outgoing Calls)
Called Party Number TypeCisco CallManager
Called Party Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
AAR Group Settings
AAR Group< None >
External Number Mask

5.56 SIP Route Pattern (Condensed)

Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses SIP route patterns to route or block both internal and external calls.

The domain name or IP address provides the basis for routing. The administrator can add domains, IP addresses, and IP network (subnet) addresses and associate them to SIP trunks (only). This method allows requests that are destined for these domains to be routed through particular SIP trunk interfaces.


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SIP Route Pattern (Condensed)same0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.57 Access List

An access list, which supports Cisco Unified Mobility, specifies a list that determines the phone numbers that the system can pass or block from being passed to remote destinations.


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Access Listsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.58 Time Schedule and Period

A time schedule comprises a group of time periods. Time schedules get assigned to partitions. Time schedules determine the partitions where calling devices search when they are attempting to complete a call during a particular time of day.

A time period comprises a time range that is defined by a start time and end time. Time periods also specify a repetition interval either as days of the week or a specified date on the yearly calendar. Administrators define time periods and then associate the time periods with time schedules.

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Time Schedule and Periodsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.58.2 Comparison Results

Time Schedule and Period
Time ScheduleTime Period
All the time
Time Period Information
NameTime Of Day StartTime Of Day EndRepeat Every
All the time00:0024:00Week from Sun through Sat
Monday Business Hours
Time Period Information
NameTime Of Day StartTime Of Day EndRepeat Every
Mondays Business Hours08:0017:00Week from Mon through Mon

5.59 Partition

A partition comprises a logical grouping of directory numbers (DNs) and route patterns with similar reachability characteristics. Devices that are typically placed in partitions include DNs and route patterns. These entities associate with DNs that users dial.

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Partitionsame290290000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.59.2 Comparison Results

Partition
NameDescriptionTime ScheduleTime Zone
CCA-CT_PHONES_PTCCA-CT_PHONES_PTAll the timeOriginating Device
Directory URI < None >Originating Device
FB_ADMINFB_ADMIN chgd< None >Originating Device
Global Learned E164 NumbersCreated 2018-06-27 05:49:14< None >Originating Device
Global Learned E164 PatternsCreated 2018-06-27 05:49:14< None >Originating Device
Global Learned Enterprise NumbersCreated 2018-06-27 05:49:14< None >Originating Device
Global Learned Enterprise PatternsCreated 2018-06-27 05:49:14< None >Originating Device
INFORMACAST_PTINFORMACAST_PT< None >Originating Device
PA_CWIDE_LinePA_CWIDE_Line< None >Originating Device
P_1P_1< None >Originating Device
P_11P_11 desc XXMonday Business HoursOriginating Device
P_12P_12< None >Originating Device
P_2P_2 Desc AddedMonday Business HoursOriginating Device
P_3P_3< None >Originating Device
P_4P_4< None >Originating Device
P_AutoRegP_AutoReg< None >Originating Device
P_BrisbaneP_Brisbane< None >Originating Device
P_Brisbane_1P_Brisbane_1< None >Originating Device
P_Brisbane_2P_Brisbane_2< None >Originating Device
P_Brisbane_3P_Brisbane_3< None >Originating Device
P_LoggedOutP_LoggedOut< None >Originating Device
P_PerthP_Perth< None >Originating Device
P_Perth_1P_Perth_1< None >Originating Device
P_Perth_2P_Perth_2< None >Originating Device
P_Perth_3P_Perth_3< None >Originating Device
P_SydneyP_Sydney< None >Originating Device
P_Sydney_1P_Sydney_1< None >Originating Device
P_Sydney_2P_Sydney_2< None >Originating Device
P_Sydney_3P_Sydney_3< None >Originating Device

5.60 Calling Search Space

A calling search space (CSS) comprises an ordered list of route partitions that are typically assigned to devices. Calling search spaces determine the partitions that calling devices search when they are attempting to complete a call.

When a calling search space is assigned to a device, the list of partitions in the calling search space determine the partitions that the device is allowed to reach.

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Calling Search Spacenotsame18117015415303Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
42/27/2024 2:05:53 PM2/27/2024 1:05:53 PMAuditLogChange 4: Updated record 'CSS_Brisbane' Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 0 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM User: admin )
52/27/2024 2:05:53 PM2/27/2024 1:05:53 PMAuditLogChange 5: Updated record 'CSS_Brisbane'Change 4Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 0 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM User: admin )
62/27/2024 2:06:05 PM2/27/2024 1:06:05 PMAuditLogChange 6: Deleted record with key 'CSS_MK-Test' Calling Search SpaceAudit Log id 1 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:06:05 PM User: admin )

5.60.2 Comparison Results

Calling Search Space
NameDescriptionRoute Partitions for this Calling Search Space
CSS_1 Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
INFORMACAST_PT
FB_ADMIN
PA_CWIDE_Line
CSS_2 Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
INFORMACAST_PT
PA_CWIDE_Line
FB_ADMIN
CSS_3 Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
INFORMACAST_PT
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Autoreg Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Brisbane
Detected Change ID4
Detected ChangeUpdated record 'CSS_Brisbane'
Detected ObjectCalling Search Space
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:05:53 PM
Auditlog ID0
Audit Useradmin
Audit Detailsrecord in table CallingSearchSpace with key field name = CSS_Brisbane updated
Audit Server Time05:05:53.333
Child ID5
 Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
INFORMACAST_PT
PA_CWIDE_Line
Detected Change ID5
Detected ChangeUpdated record 'CSS_Brisbane'
Detected ObjectCalling Search Space
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:05:53 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:05:53 PM
Parent ID4
Auditlog ID0
Audit Useradmin
Audit Detailsrecord in table CallingSearchSpace with key field name = CSS_Brisbane updated
Audit Server Time05:05:53.333
CSS_Brisbane_InternNat Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
FB_ADMIN
CSS_Brisbane_Local Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Brisbane_National Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_LoggedOut Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_MK-Test
Detected Change ID6
Detected ChangeDeleted record with key 'CSS_MK-Test'
Detected ObjectCalling Search Space
Detected Date (UTC)-
Detected Date (Local)-
Auditlog ID1
Audit Useradmin
Audit Detailsrecord in table callingsearchspace, with key field name = CSS_MK-Test deleted
Audit Server Time05:06:05.672
 Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Perth Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
INFORMACAST_PT
CSS_Perth_InternNat Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Perth_Local Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Perth_National Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Sydney Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Sydney_InternNat Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Sydney_Local Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
CSS_Sydney_National Directory URI
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2
P_Sydney_3
INFORMACAST_CSS INFORMACAST_PT
Directory URI
FB_ADMIN
Global Learned E164 Numbers
Global Learned E164 Patterns
Global Learned Enterprise Numbers
Global Learned Enterprise Patterns
P_1
P_11
P_12
P_2
P_3
P_4
P_AutoReg
P_Brisbane
P_Brisbane_1
P_Brisbane_2
P_Brisbane_3
P_LoggedOut
P_Perth
P_Perth_1
P_Perth_2
P_Perth_3
P_Sydney
P_Sydney_1
P_Sydney_2

5.61 Intercom Route Partition

An intercom partition contains a list of route patterns [directory number (DN) and route patterns]. Partitions facilitate call routing by dividing the route plan into logical subsets that are based on organization, location, and call type.

The following intercom route partitions are configured:

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Intercom Route Partitionsame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.61.2 Comparison Results

Intercom Partition
NameDescriptionTime ScheduleTime Zone
I1I1< None >Originating Device
I2I2< None >Originating Device
I3I3< None >Originating Device

5.62 Intercom Calling Search Space

An intercom calling search space comprises an ordered list of intercom route partitions that are typically assigned to devices. Intercom calling search spaces determine the partitions that calling devices search when they are attempting to complete a call.

The following intercom calling search spaces are configured:

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Intercom Calling Search Spacesame5050000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.62.2 Comparison Results

Intercom Calling Search Space
NameDescriptionIntercom Route Partitions for this Calling Search Space
I1_GENI1_GENI1
I2_GENI2_GENI2
I3_GENI3_GENI3
ICSS1 I1:I2:I3
ICSS2 I1:I2:I3

5.63 Intercom Directory Number

The following table lists all intercom lines, both assigned and not assigned to any phones.

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Intercom Directory Numbersame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.63.2 Comparison Results

Intercom Directory Number (Summary)
Intercom Directory NumberPartitionCSSDescriptionAuto AnswerDeviceAlerting NameASCII Alerting NamePresence Group
13333I1ICSS1 Auto Answer with SpeakerphoneSEP0021A02BC8B8  Standard Presence group
16666I1ICSS1 Auto Answer with SpeakerphoneSEP0021A02BC8B8  Standard Presence group

5.64 Intercom Translation Pattern

Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses intercom translation patterns to manipulate dialed digits before it routes a call. In some cases, the system might not use the actual dialed number. In other cases, a public switched telephone network (PSTN) might not recognize the dialed number so it needs translatng.

The following intercom translation patterns are configured:

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Intercom Translation Patternsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

5.64.2 Comparison Results

Same:
< No records found >

5.65 Client Matter Codes

Client matter codes (CMC) allow an organization to manage call access and accounting. CMC assists with call accounting and billing for billable clients by forcing the user to enter a code to specify that the call relates to a specific client matter. You can assign client matter codes to customers, students, or other populations for call accounting and billing purposes. To use the Client Matter Codes feature, users must enter a client matter code to reach certain dialed numbers.

CMCs are enabled or disabled through route patterns. Multiple Client Matter Codes can be configured. When a user dials a number that is routed through a CMC-enabled route pattern, a tone prompts the user for the client matter code. When the user enters a valid CMC, the call occurs. If the user enters an invalid code, reorder occurs. The CMC writes to the CDR, so you can collect the information by using Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) CDR Analysis and Reporting (CAR), which generates reports for client accounting and billing.

You can implement CMCs and Forced Authorization Codes (FACs) separately or together. For example, you may authorize users to place certain classes of calls, such as long distance calls, and also assign the class of calls to a specific client. If you implement CMC and FAC together, the user dials a number, enters the user-specific authorization code when prompted to do so, and then enters the client matter code at the next prompt. CMC and FAC tones sound the same to the user, so the feature tells the user to enter the authorization code after the first tone and enter the CMC after the second tone.

The CMC and FAC features work with all Cisco Unified IP Phone models and MGCP-controlled analog gateways.

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5.65.2 Comparison Results

Client Matter Codes
Client Matter CodeDescription
1111Desc CMC-1 1111
2222Desc CMC-1 2222

5.66 Forced Authorization Code

When Forced Authorization Codes (FACs) are enabled through route patterns, users must enter an authorization code to reach the intended recipient of the call. When a user dials a number that is routed through a FAC-enabled route pattern, the system plays a tone that prompts for the authorization code.

In Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) Administration, it is possible to configure various levels of authorization. If the user authorization code does not meet or exceed the level of authorization that is specified to route the dialed number, the user receives a reorder tone. If the authorization is accepted, the call occurs.

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Forced Authorization Codesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.66.2 Comparison Results

Forced Authorization Codes
Authorization Code NameAuthorization CodeAuthorization Level
FAC22220
FAC333221

5.67 Emergency Location Configuration

Enable Emergency Location (ELIN) Support. Do not enable this feature if you are already using an external emergency calling solution such as Cisco Emergency Responder.

Related settings:

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5.67.2 Comparison Results

Emergency Location Configuration
NameValue
Enable Emergency Location (ELIN) SupportY

5.68 Emergency Location (ELIN) Groups

Emergency Location (ELIN) Groups contain ELIN numbers. These are a pool of Direct Inward Dial (DID) numbers registered in the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) database that identify the location of the caller and can be used for an emergency services operator to call back someone who contacted emergency services. Please make sure you contact your local PSAP provider to register the number used and location details for this ELIN Group.

Emergency Location (ELIN) Groups are configured:

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Emergency Location (ELIN) Groupssame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.68.2 Comparison Results

Emergency Location (ELIN) Group
NameDescriptionELIN Numbers
ELIN Group1desc ELIN Group19600 / P_1
9601 / P_2
ELIN Group2desc ELIN Group29650 / P_1
9651 / P_2

5.69 Translation Pattern (Condensed)

The Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) uses translation patterns to manipulate dialed digits before it routes a call. In some cases, the system does not use the dialed number. In other cases, the public switched telephone network (PSTN) does not recognize the dialed number.

The following list is the condensed version of translation patterns:


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Translation Pattern (Condensed)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.69.2 Comparison Results

Translation Pattern (Short)
PatternPartitionRoute FilterDescriptionNumbering PlanMLPP PrecedenceNetwork DomainRoute ClassCSSUse Originator's CSSExt. Call Control ProfileRoute OptionProvide Outside Dial ToneUrgent PriorityDo Not Wait For Interdigit T/ORoute Next HopEmergency Services NumberUse Ext.MaskTransform MaskPrefix DigitsLine PresentationName PresentationNumber TypeNumber PlanLine PresentationName PresentationDiscard DigitsTransform MaskPrefix DigitsNumber TypeNumber Plan
4020P_Sydney_1< None >Translation Pattern 4020 to 4099< None >Default< None >Default< None >N< None >Route this patternYYNNNN< None >< None >DefaultDefaultCisco CallManagerCisco CallManagerDefaultDefault< None >4099< None >Cisco CallManagerCisco CallManager

5.70 Call Park

The Call Park feature allows you to place a call on hold, so it can be retrieved from another phone in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) system (for example, a phone in another office or in a conference room).

If you are on an active call at your phone, you can park the call to a call park extension by pressing the Park softkey or the Call Park button. Someone on another phone in your system can then dial the call park extension to retrieve that call.


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Call Parknotsame3030190903Compare ok
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IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
7 - - DetectedChange 7: Deleted record with key '73XX / < None >' Call Park 

5.70.2 Comparison Results

Call Park
Call Park Number-Range / PartitionDescriptionCisco Unified Communications Manager
70XX / < None >Call Park 70XXCUCM150
71XX / < None > CUCM150
7200XX / P_1A new pattern for testingCUCM150
73XX / < None >
Detected Change ID7
Detected ChangeDeleted record with key '73XX / < None >'
Detected ObjectCall Park
Detected Date (UTC)-
Detected Date (Local)-
 CUCM150

5.71 Directed Call Park

Directed Call Park allows a user to transfer a call to a specific user-selected directed call park number. Configure directed call park numbers in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Directed Call Park Configuration window. Configured directed call park numbers exist cluster wide. You can configure phones that support the directed call park Busy Lamp Field (BLF) to monitor the busy/idle status of specific directed call park numbers. Users can also use the BLF to speed dial a directed call park number. A user can retrieve a parked call by dialing a configured retrieval prefix followed by the directed call park number where the call is parked

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Directed Call Parksame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.71.2 Comparison Results

Directed Call Park
Number / PartitionDescriptionReversion NumberReversion Calling Search SpaceRetrieval Prefix
68XX / P_1Call Park 68XX CSS_2#
69XX / P_1  CSS_1#

5.72 Call Pickup Group

Call Pickup allows you to answer a call that comes in on a directory number other than your own. When you hear an incoming call ringing on another phone, you can redirect the call to your phone by using this feature.

Cisco Unified IP Phones provide three types of call pickup:

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Call Pickup Groupsame100100000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.72.2 Comparison Results

Call Pickup Group
NameNumber / PartitionDetails
PG_150501 / P_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyNo Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)6
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups50501 / P_1 (PG_1)
PG_250502 / P_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyNo Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)6
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups50502 / P_1 (PG_2)
PG_B1\+0123450002 / P_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyNo Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)6
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups\+0123450002 / P_1 (PG_B1)
PG_B4\+0123450004 / P_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyNo Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)6
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups\+0123450004 / P_1 (PG_B4)
PG_BB_New\+0123450001 / P_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyNo Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)6
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups\+0123450001 / P_1 (PG_BB_New)
N150001 / P_Sydney_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyVisual Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)7
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups50001 / P_Sydney_1 (N1)
N250003 / P_Sydney_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyVisual Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)7
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups50003 / P_Sydney_1 (N2)
N350400 / P_Sydney_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyVisual Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)7
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups50400 / P_Sydney_1 (N3)
PG_Template50601 / P_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyAudio Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)6
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups50601 / P_1 (PG_Template)
PG_Test\+13863666400 / P_1
Call Pickup Group Information
Description
Call Pickup Group Notification Settings
Call Pickup Group Notification PolicyNo Alert
Call Pickup Group Notification Timer (seconds)6
Call Information Display For CPG Notification
Calling Party InformationN
Called Party InformationN
Current Associated Call Pickup Groups
Selected Call Pickup Groups\+13863666400 / P_1 (PG_Test)

5.73 Call Pickup Group - Group Members

This section lists the members of each Call Pickup Group.

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Call Pickup Group - Group Membersnotsame1019003012900Compare ok
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IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
8 - - DetectedChange 8: Updated record 'N2' Call Pickup Group - Group Members 
9 - - DetectedChange 9: Updated record '\+492614984123 / < None >'Change 8Call Pickup Group - Group Members 
10 - - DetectedChange 10: Updated field 'Device' from SEP000DBC04B235 to  Change 9Call Pickup Group - Group Members 

5.73.2 Comparison Results

Call Pickup Group - Dependency Records
NameNumber / PartitionMembers
N150001 / P_Sydney_1
Directory Number / Partition Device
4012 / P_Sydney_1 UDP_asterix
N2
Detected Change ID8
Detected ChangeUpdated record 'N2'
Detected ObjectCall Pickup Group - Group Members
Detected Date (UTC)-
Detected Date (Local)-
Child ID9, 10
50003 / P_Sydney_1
Directory Number / PartitionDevice
7965 / P_1SEP0021A02BC8B8
\+492614984123 / < None >
Detected Change ID9
Detected ChangeUpdated record '\+492614984123 / < None >'
Detected ObjectCall Pickup Group - Group Members
Detected Date (UTC)-
Detected Date (Local)-
Parent ID8
Child ID10
SEP000DBC04B235
 
Detected Change ID10
Detected ChangeUpdated field 'Device' from SEP000DBC04B235 to  
Detected ObjectCall Pickup Group - Group Members
Detected Date (UTC)-
Detected Date (Local)-
Parent ID9
N350400 / P_Sydney_1
< No records found >
PG_150501 / P_1
Directory Number / Partition Device
0877600 / P_Perth  
0877602 / P_Perth SEP123421341234
8000 / P_Perth_1  
9850 / P_1 HL_9850
PG_250502 / P_1
Directory Number / Partition Device
4001 / P_Sydney_1 SEP111122223333
4002 / P_Sydney_1 SEP123412341299
4003 / P_Sydney_1 SEP123412340014
4005 / P_Sydney_1 SEP123412341288
4006 / P_Sydney_1 SEP123412349999
4010 / P_Sydney_1  
4011 / P_Sydney_1 SEP123412345678
4060 / P_Sydney_1 SEP999988887777
4803 / P_Sydney  
5000 / P_Sydney_2  
5003 / P_Sydney_2  
5004 / P_Sydney_2  
PG_B1\+0123450002 / P_1
< No records found >
PG_B4\+0123450004 / P_1
< No records found >
PG_BB_New\+0123450001 / P_1
< No records found >
PG_Template50601 / P_1
< No records found >
PG_Test\+13863666400 / P_1
< No records found >

5.74 Directory Number (Condensed)

This section lists all Directory numbers configured (associated and unassigned directory numbers).

Directory numbers may be associated with devices such as phones, route points, CTI ports, and H.323 clients.


5.74.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Directory Number (Condensed)notsame25522530030602305800Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
112/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 11: Updated record '\+4700' Directory Number (Condensed) 
122/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 12: Updated field 'Associated Devices' from SEP001906DC51CB to  Change 11Directory Number (Condensed) 
132/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 13: Updated record '\+492614984123' Directory Number (Condensed) 
142/27/2024 2:07:59 PM2/27/2024 1:07:59 PMDetectedChange 14: Updated field 'Associated Devices' from SEP000DBC04B235 to  Change 13Directory Number (Condensed) 

5.74.2 Comparison Results

Directory Number (255)
NumberPartitionCSSDescriptionAssociated DevicesVoicemailPickup GroupCSS PolicyCFA / CSS_CFACFB / CSS_CFBCFNA / CSS_CFNANA Duration
0877600P_PerthCSS_Perth  VMP_PerthPG_1Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
0877601P_PerthCSS_Perth  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877602P_PerthCSS_Perth SEP123421341234VMP_PerthPG_1Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
0877605P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877606P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877608P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877609P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877610P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877611< None >< None >Sunday, 26 February 2023 < None >< None >Use System Default9999 / < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877612P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877613P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877614P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877615P_Perth< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
0877616P_PerthCSS_Perth  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10001< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10002< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10003< None >< None >zzzzzzzzzz < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
100034< None >< None >zzzzzzzzzz < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10004< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10005< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10006< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10007< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10008< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10009< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10010< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10011< None >CSS_1  VMP_Brisbane< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10012< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10013< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10014< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10015< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10016< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10017< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10018< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10019< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10020< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10021< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10022< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10023< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10024< None >< None > SEPAC44F2114CB0< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10025< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10026< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10027< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10028< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10028P_1CSS_1  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10029< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10030< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10031< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10032< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10033< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10034< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10035< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10037< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
10038< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
12345P_Perth< None >thisone < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
123456P_1< None > BOT-ANDROID
TAB-TABLET
TCT-IPHONE
< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
320001< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
320001P_1< None >new descAN0320032000000< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
320003P_1< None > AN0320032000002< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
3604732CCA-CT_PHONES_PTCSS_1 SEP00235E18055E< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
3905< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
3911< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
3911P_1< None > SEP00270D936991< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4000P_1< None > MK-IPCOM< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4000P_Sydney< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4000P_Sydney_1< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
40000< None >< None > RDP_template< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4001P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney SEP111122223333VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4001P_SydneyCSS_Sydney UDP_elledUnityConnection< None >Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4002P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney SEP123412341299VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4002P_SydneyCSS_Sydney  UnityConnection< None >Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4003P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyLine of KS on BP phoneSEP123412340014VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4004P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatUDP for Beat Breu UnityConnection< None >Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4005P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney SEP123412341288VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4006P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney SEP123412349999VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4007P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyShared #4001 on SEP0012SEP123412341234UnityConnection< None >Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4008P_Sydney_1< None >Desc 4008 dont touchmeRDP_aberg< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4009P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatUDP for Brad Pitt UnityConnection< None >Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4010P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney  VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4011P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney SEP123412345678VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4012P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatUDP for Asterix TheGauloisUDP_asterixUnityConnectionN1Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4013P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatUDP for Brad Pitt UnityConnection< None >Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4014P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatUDP for Brad PittUDP_bpittUnityConnection< None >Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
4015P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatUDP for Angelina JolieUDP_ajolieUnityConnection< None >Use System Default/ CSS_3VMVM 
4016P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney2nd line of bpittSEP123412345678< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4021P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney SEP3C5EC30DCC2D< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4060P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney SEP999988887777VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
45345345P_1CSS_1  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4803P_SydneyCSS_Sydney  VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
49000P_1< None > AN1111111111000< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4931< None >< None >  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
4931P_SydneyCSS_Sydney4931 shared desc VMP_Sydney< None >Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
5000P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney  VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
5001P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
5002P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
5003P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney  VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
5004P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney  VMP_SydneyPG_2Use System Default/ < None >VMVM 
5005P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney AN0320032000005
SEP222211110000
< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
5007P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney AN0320032000003< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
5010P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney AN0320032000009< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55000< None >< None >CRS Line descriptioncrs-55000< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55001< None >< None >CRS Line descriptioncrs-55001< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55001P_LoggedOutCSS_Perth  < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55800P_1< None >CRS Line descriptioncco_55800< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55801P_1< None >CRS Line descriptioncco_55801< None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55802P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55803P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55804P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55805P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55806P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55807P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55808P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55809P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55810P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55811P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55812P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55813P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55814P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55815P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55816P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55817P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55818P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55819P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55820P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55821P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55822P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55823P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55824P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55825P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55826P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55827P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55828P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55829P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55830P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55831P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55832P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55833P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55834P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55835P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55836P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55837P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55838P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55839P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55840P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55841P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55842P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55843P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55844P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55845P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55846P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55847P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55848P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55849P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55850P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55851P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55852P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55853P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55854P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55855P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55856P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55857P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55858P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
55859P_1< None >CRS Line description < None >< None >Use System Default/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
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5.75 Meet-Me Number

Users can use Meet-Me Conferencing to set up or join conferences. A user that sets up a conference is called the conference controller. A user that joins a conference is called a participant. Meet-Me conferences require an allocation of directory numbers. Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) Administration provides the Meet-Me conference directory number range to users, so they can access the feature.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) supports a maximum of 100 simultaneous meet-me conferences for each Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) server.


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Meet-Me Number
Directory Number or Pattern / PartitionDescriptionMinimum Security Level
65XX / P_1Meet-Me Number 65XXNon Secure

5.76 Conference Now

Conference Now feature allows both external and internal callers to join a conference by dialing a Conference Now IVR Directory Number which is a centralized conference assistant number. An IVR application guides the caller to join the conference by playing announcements.

A conference is established using a Meeting Number, which is the same as the Self-Service User ID. The meeting number can be configured by the administrator in the End User's page. The Self-Service User ID is usually the same as the user's primary extension number.

The host (End User) informs of the Meeting Number, Time slot, and Attendees Access Code to all the participants. The host requires a PIN to join the conference, but the participants do not require it. If a participant dials into the meeting before the host, the participant is placed on Music on Hold (MOH).

After the host enters both Meeting Number and PIN correctly, a conference bridge is allocated based on the MRGL(Media Resource Group List) of the host. Participants who join before the start of the meeting are redirected to the same conference bridge.

The host can set the Attendees Access Code for a secure conference call.

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Conference Now
NameDetails
Conference Now IVR Directory Number6350
Route PartitionP_1
DescriptionConference Now
Maximum Wait Time For Host Until Participant is Disconnected (Minutes)10
MOH Source While Participant is Waiting1-SampleAudioSource

5.77 Calling Party Transformation Pattern

The parameters in the Calling Party Transformation Patterns provide appropriate caller information using the Calling Party Transformation calling search space on the destination device. Be aware that calls through transformation patterns are not routable. When this pattern is matched, the call does not route to any device.

You use calling party transformation patterns with the calling party normalization feature. Configuring calling party normalization alleviates issues with toll bypass where the call is routed to multiple locations over the IP WAN. In addition, it allows Cisco Unified Communications Manager to distinguish the origin of the call to globalize or localize the calling party number for the phone user.

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5.78 Called Party Transformation Pattern

The parameters in the Called Party Transformation Patterns provide appropriate caller information by using the Called Party Transformation calling search space on the destination device. Be aware that calls through transformation patterns are not routable. When this pattern is matched, the call does not route to any device.

Called party transformations settings allow you to manipulate the dialed digits, or called party number, for outgoing calls. Examples of manipulating called numbers include appending or removing prefix digits (outgoing calls), appending area codes to calls dialed as seven-digit numbers, appending area codes and office codes to interoffice calls dialed as four- or five-digit extensions, and suppressing carrier access codes for equal access calls.

Configuration of called party transformations settings that are used in route lists occurs in the individual route groups that comprise the list. The called party transformations settings that are assigned to the route groups in a route list override any called party transformations settings that are assigned to a route pattern or translation pattern that is associated with that route list.

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5.79 Transformation Profile

Transformation profiles allow the system to convert the calling and called party numbers for outgoing calls to a fully qualified +E.164 number format. The system includes the transformed numbers in the voice call records (VCRs) that Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) uses to validate PSTN calls. The number transformation takes place after normal call routing processing. Cisco Unified Communications Manager does not use transformation profiles for call routing.

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5.80 Mobility Enterprise Feature Access Number

The Mobility Enterprise Feature Configuration defines mobility enterprise feature access (EFA) numbers. These numbers can then be associated with mobility profiles for use.

The DID number defines enterprise feature access and supports transfer, conference, resume, and two-stage dialing from smartphones. Each DID number must be unique.

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5.81 Handoff Configuration

The Handoff Mobility Configuration defines a handoff number and/or partition for dual-mode phones between the Wi-Fi and Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) or Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) networks. The handoff feature requires this number.

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5.82 Mobility Profile

Mobility profiles specify profiles that configure Dial-via-Office Forward (DVO-F) or Dial-via-Office Reverse (DVO-R) settings for a mobile client. A mobility profile is then assigned to a user or to a group of users, such as the users in a region or location.

Mobility profiles can associate with a standalone Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator mobile identity or with a Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator-enabled dual-mode mobile identity. Standard, single-mode remote destinations cannot associate with a mobility profile.

Mobility profiles settings can only be changed by administrators: users cannot change the settings in a mobility profile.

The following mobility profiles are defined:

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5.83 Logical Partitioning Policy

Logical partitioning specifies a call control feature in Cisco Unified Communications Manager that provides functionality, so communication between the following pairs of VoIP entities can be controlled:

No logical partitioning policy logic exists on endpoints. Be aware that logical partitioning is required to control such communication, not only during basic call establishment but also mid-call as a result of midcall features.

The Cisco Unified Communications Manager basic routing policy constructs of calling search spaces and partitions are enough to prevent forbidden basic calls from being established but are not sufficient to prevent forbidden calls from being created as a result of midcall features. In Cisco Unified Communications Manager, such midcall features are often termed Join and Redirect features, because these primitives often get used internally to affect these features.

Logical partitioning enhances Cisco Unified Communications Manager to handle such midcall scenarios. Configuration for logical partitioning remains independent of supplementary features, where the policy checking gets performed based on devices being joined or redirected to a supplementary feature.

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5.84 External Call Control Profile

Cisco Unified Communications Manager supports the external call control feature, which enables an adjunct route server to make call-routing decisions for Cisco Unified Communications Manager by using the Cisco Unified Routing Rules Interface. When you configure external call control, CUCM issues a route request that contains the calling party and called party information to the adjunct route server. The adjunct route server receives the request, applies appropriate business logic, and returns a route response that instructs Cisco Unified Communications Manager on how the call should get routed, along with any additional call treatment that should get applied.

The adjunct route server can instruct Cisco Unified Communications Manager to allow, divert, or deny the call, modify calling and called party information, play announcements to callers, reset call history so adjunct voicemail and IVR servers can properly interpret calling/called party information, and log reason codes that indicate why calls were diverted or denied.

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5.85 HTTP Profile

The Video Quality of Service (QoS) Reservation feature reserves bandwidth in a mobile network, through a third party HTTP service, when a mobile device makes a call. This reservation is only for VoIP calls made through Cisco Unified Communications Manager, not for other voice calls already classified by the mobile network as voice calls.

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HTTP Profile
NameHTTP Profile 1
User Nameadmin
Request Timeout (msecs)60000
Maximum Request Retries4
Web Service Root URIhttp://10.5.1.1

5.86 Hosted DN Group

Each hosted DN group covers one geophysical location advertising DN range. Each hosted DN pattern must be unique. Each hosted DN pattern can only exist in one hosted DN group.

The following hosted DN groups are configured:

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5.87 Hosted DN Pattern

Hosted DN patterns are directory number patterns that belong to the local call-control entity.

Hosted DN patterns are directory number pattern ranges for the local Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster that you want to advertise to remote call-control entities. It is published by the CCD advertising service to the SAF forwarder.

The following Hosted DN patterns are configured:

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5.88 Advertising Service

The Call Control Discovery (CCD) advertising service resides in Cisco Unified Communications Manager and advertises the PSTN failover configuration and hosted DN patterns along with the SAF trunk access information for the local Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster to the remote call-control entities that use the SAF network.

You must enable SAF on the trunk in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration and assign SAF-enabled trunks to the CCD advertising and requesting services. You can configure as many CCD advertising services as you want. Only one hosted DN group can be associated with one CCD advertising service.

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5.89 Partition

The Call Control Discovery feature relies on a route partition, configured in this section. This route partition gets used exclusively by Call Control Discovery to ensure that all learned patterns get placed in digit analysis under the route partition. You assign this partition to the CCD requesting service.

If you want a user to make outbound calls to learned patterns that are advertised by remote call-control entities, ensure that the calling search space that you assign to the device contains the route partition that is assigned to the CCD requesting service.

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5.90 Requesting Service

Call control discovery (CCD) requesting service resides in Cisco Unified Communications Manager and allows the local Cisco Unified Communications Manager to listen for advertisements from remote call-control entities that use the SAF network.

Learned patterns (hosted DN patterns from remote call-control entities) get inserted into digit analysis on the local Cisco Unified Communications Manager. It performs load balancing for calls to learned patterns and handles withdrawals for Cisco Unified Communications Manager from the SAF network .

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5.91 Blocked Learned Pattern

Blocked patterns that remote call-control entities send to the local Cisco Unified Communications Manager:

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5.92 Feature Configuration

The following table contains all Call Control Discovery feature parameters:

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Call Control Discovery Parameters
Parameter NameParameter ValueSuggested Value
CCD Maximum Numbers of Learned Patterns2000020000
CCD Learned Pattern IP Reachable Duration6060
CCD PSTN Failover Duration28802880
Issue Alarm for Duplicate Learned PatternsFalseFalse
CCD Stop Routing On Unallocated Unassigned NumberTrueTrue
Set Urgent Priority for Fixed-Length CCD Learned PatternsFalseFalse
Set Urgent Priority for Variable-Length CCD Learned PatternsFalseFalse

5.93 Advertised Patterns

Advertised patterns create summarized routing instructions for a range of enterprise alternate numbers or +E.164 alternate numbers and replicate that pattern throughout an ILS network such that all clusters within the ILS network know the pattern. Advertised patterns save you from having to configure routing information for each alternate number on an individual basis. Advertised patterns are never used by the local cluster on which they are configured. They are only used by remote clusters that learn the pattern through ILS.

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5.94 Blocked Learned Numbers and Patterns

The Blocked Learned Pattern Configuration window supports the call control discovery feature by allowing you to purge and block learned patterns, for example, learned patterns that you no longer want to use. Any subsequent notifications with this information gets blocked and ignored.

To block or purge a pattern, the learned pattern must match all data that is configured.

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5.95 Partitions for Learned Numbers and Patterns

Learned numbers and learned patterns must be assigned to a partition which cannot be the NULL partition. Define your own partitions or use the predefined default partitions. Cisco Unified Communications Manager comes installed with the following predefined partitions for learned alternate numbers and number patterns:

The following partitions are defined:

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Partitions for Learned Numbers and Patterns
TypePartitionDetails
Partition for Enterprise Alternate NumbersGlobal Learned Enterprise NumbersNMark Learned Numbers as Urgent
Partition for +E.164 Alternate NumbersGlobal Learned E164 NumbersNMark Learned Numbers as Urgent
Partition for Enterprise PatternsGlobal Learned Enterprise PatternsNMark Fixed Length Patterns as Urgent
NMark Variable Length as Urgent
Partition for +E.164 PatternsGlobal Learned E164 PatternsNMark Fixed Length Patterns as Urgent
NMark Variable Length as Urgent

5.96 Learned Numbers

Global dial plan data that Cisco Unified Communications Manager learns via ILS is stored in the local database. In addition to replicating locally configured data, ILS also replicates learned global dial plan data to the rest of the ILS network so that all data learned by one cluster is learned by all clusters in the ILS network.

The following numbers have been learned:

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5.97 Learned Patterns

Global dial plan data that Cisco Unified Communications Manager learns via ILS is stored in the local database. In addition to replicating locally configured data, ILS also replicates learned global dial plan data to the rest of the ILS network so that all data learned by one cluster is learned by all clusters in the ILS network.

The following patterns have been learned:

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5.98 Learned Directory URIs

Global dial plan data that Cisco Unified Communications Manager learns via ILS is stored in the local database. In addition to replicating locally configured data, ILS also replicates learned global dial plan data to the rest of the ILS network so that all data learned by one cluster is learned by all clusters in the ILS network.

The following Directory URIs have been learned:

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5.99 Imported Global Dial Plan Catalogs

Cisco Unified Communications Manager allows you to import global dial plan data from a CSV file into any hub cluster in an ILS network. ILS replicates the imported global dial plan data throughout the ILS network allowing you to interoperate Cisco Unified Communications Manager with a Cisco TelePresence Video Communications Server or a third-party call control system.

Imported data includes only global dial plan data that is imported manually into Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Imported global dial plan data does not include data that was learned through ILS.

The following global dial plan data has been imported:

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5.100 Imported Directory URIs

Cisco Unified Communications Manager allows you to import Directory URIs from a CSV file into any hub cluster in an ILS network and ILS replicates the imported data throughout the ILS network allowing you to interoperate Cisco Unified Communications Manager with a Cisco TelePresence Video Communications Server or a third-party call control system.

Imported data includes only data that is imported manually into Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Imported data does not include data that was learned through ILS.

The following Directory URIs have been imported:

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5.101 Imported Patterns

Cisco Unified Communications Manager allows you to import patterns from a CSV file into any hub cluster in an ILS network and ILS replicates the imported data throughout the ILS network allowing you to interoperate Cisco Unified Communications Manager with a Cisco TelePresence Video Communications Server or a third-party call control system.

Imported data includes only data that is imported manually into Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Imported data does not include data that was learned through ILS.

The following patterns have been imported:

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5.102 Annunciator

An annunciator, an SCCP device that uses the Cisco Media Streaming Application service, enables Cisco Unified Communications Manager to play prerecorded announcements (.wav files) and tones to Cisco Unified IP Phones and gateways. The annunciator, which works with Cisco Multilevel Precedence and Preemption (MLPP), enables Cisco Unified Communications Manager to alert callers as to why the call fails. Annunciator can also play tones for some transferred calls and some conferences.

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Annunciator
NameAnnunciator Information
ANN_2
Server10.5.1.150
DescriptionANN_CUCM150
Device PoolDefault
LocationHub_None
Use Trusted Relay PointOff

5.103 Interactive Voice Responses

The Interactive Voice Response (IVR) device enables Cisco Unified Communications Manager to play prerecorded feature announcements (.wav files) to devices such as Cisco Unified IP Phones and Gateways. These announcements play on devices that use features which require IVR announcements like Conference Now.

When you add a node, an IVR device is automatically added to that node. The IVR device remains inactive until the Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming Application service is activated on that node.

An IVR supports 48 simultaneous callers by default. You can change the number of IVR callers using the Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming Application service parameter; however, we recommend that you do not exceed 48 IVR callers on a node. You can configure the number of callers for IVR based on expected simultaneous calls to IVR for joining Conference Now.

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Interactive Voice Response
NameInteractive Voice Response(IVR) Information
IVR_2
Server10.5.1.150
DescriptionIVR_CUCM150
Device PoolDefault
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5.104 Conference Bridge

A conference bridge is a resource that joins multiple participants into a single call. It can accept any number of connections for a given conference, up to the maximum number of streams allowed for a single conference on that device. There is a one-to-one correspondence between media streams connected to a conference and participants connected to the conference. The conference bridge mixes the streams together and creates a unique output stream for each connected party. The output stream for a given party is the composite of the streams from all connected parties minus their own input stream. Some conference bridges mix only the three loudest talkers on the conference and distribute that composite stream to each participant (minus their own input stream if they are one of the talkers).

Software conference bridges automatically get added when a Cisco Unified Communications Manager server gets added. You can update software conference bridges, but you cannot delete them.

A hardware conference bridge has all the capabilities of a software conference bridge. In addition, some hardware conference bridges can support multiple low bit-rate (LBR) stream types such as G.729, GSM, or G.723. This capability enables some hardware conference bridges to handle mixed-mode conferences. In a mixed-mode conference, the hardware conference bridge transcodes G.729, GSM, and G.723 streams into G.711 streams, mixes them, and then encodes the resulting stream into the appropriate stream type for transmission back to the user. Some hardware conference bridges support only G.711 conferences.

All conference bridges that are under the control of Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) use Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP) to communicate with CUCM. Cisco Unified Communications Manager allocates a conference bridge from a conferencing resource that is registered with the (CUCM) cluster. Both hardware and software conferencing resources can register with Cisco Unified Communications Manager at the same time, and CUCM can allocate and use conference bridges from either resource. Cisco Unified Communications Manager does not distinguish between these types of conference bridges when it processes a conference allocation request.

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CFB_2
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5.105 Media Termination Point

A Media Termination Point software device allows Cisco Unified Communications Manager to relay calls that are routed through SIP or H.323 endpoints or gateways. You can allocate a media termination point device because of DTMF or RSVP requirements. When a media termination point is allocated for RSVP, you can insert it between any type of endpoint device, including SIP or H.323 devices.

Media termination point, a Cisco software application, is installed on a server during the software installation process. You must activate and start the Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming App service on the server on which you configure the media termination point device.

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Media Termination Point
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Host Server10.5.1.150
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5.106 Music On Hold Audio Source

The integrated Music On Hold (MOH) feature allows users to place on-net and off-net users on hold with music that is streamed from a streaming source. The Music On Hold feature allows two types of hold:

Music On Hold also supports other scenarios where recorded or live audio is needed.

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Music On Hold Audio Source Configuration
MOH Audio Stream NumberDetails
1
Music On Hold Server Audio Source Information
MOH Audio Source FileSampleAudioSource
MOH Audio Source NameSampleAudioSource
Allow Multi-castingN
MOH Audio Source TypeUse MOH WAV file source
MOH Audio Source FileSampleAudioSource
Announcement Settings for Held and Hunt Pilot Calls
Initial Announcement< None >
Initial Announcement for queuing-enabled Hunt Pilot callsPlay announcement before routing to Hunt Member
Periodic Announcement< None >
Periodic Announcement Interval30
Locale AnnouncementEnglish United States

5.107 Music On Hold Server

The music on hold server uses the Station Stimulus (Skinny Client) messaging protocol for communication with Cisco Unified Communications Manager. A music on hold server registers with the Cisco Unified Communications Manager as a single device and reports the number of simplex, unicast audio streams that it can support. The music on hold server advertises its media type capabilities to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager as G.711 mu-law and a-law, G.729a, and wideband. Cisco Unified Communications Manager starts and stops Music On Hold unicast streams by sending skinny client messages to the music on hold server.

A music on hold server handles up to 500 simplex, unicast audio streams. A media resource group includes one or more music on hold servers. A music on hold server supports 51 audio sources, with one audio source that is sourced from a fixed device that uses the local computer audio driver, and the rest sourced from files on the local music on hold server.

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Music On Hold (MOH) Server
NameDevice InformationSelected Multicast Audio Sources
MOH_2
Host Server10.5.1.150
DescriptionMOH_CUCM150
Device PoolDefault
LocationHub_None
Maximum Half Duplex Streams250
Maximum Multicast Connections250000
Fixed Audio Source Device
Use Trusted Relay PointOff
Run FlagY
Multicast Audio Source Information
Enable Multicast Audio Sources on this MOH ServerN
Base Multicast IP Address0.0.0.0
Base Multicast Port Number0
Increment Multicast onPort Number
NoAudio Source NameRepeatMax HopsCodec (IP:port)
No multicast sources selected    

5.108 Video On Hold Server

The Video on Hold feature is for video contact centres where customers calling into the video contact centre are able to watch a specific video after initial consultation with the agent at the contact centre. In this case, the agent selects the video stream that gets played to the customer while the customer is on hold.

The media content server is an external device that can store and stream audio and video content under Unified Communications Manager control using SIP as the signal protocol.

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5.109 Transcoder

The Cisco Unified Communications Manager invokes a transcoder on behalf of endpoint devices when the two devices are using different codecs and would normally not be able to communicate. When inserted into a call, the transcoder converts the data streams between the two disparate codecs to enable communications between them.

The Media Resource Manager (MRM) is responsible for resource registration and resource reservation of transcoders within a Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster. Cisco Unified Communications Manager simultaneously supports registration of both the Media Termination Point (MTP) and transcoder and concurrent MTP and transcoder functionality within a single call.

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5.110 Media Resource Groups and Lists

Media resource group lists specify a list of prioritized media resource groups. An application can select required media resources from among the available resources according to the priority order that is defined in the media resource group list. Media resource group lists, associated with devices, provide media resource group redundancy.

Media resource groups define logical groupings of media servers. You can associate a media resource group with a geographical location or a site as desired. You can also form media resource groups to control the usage of servers or the type of service (unicast or multicast) that is desired.

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5.111 Mobile Voice Access

Mobile Connect allows users to manage business calls using a single phone number and pick up in-progress calls on the desktop phone and cellular phone. Mobile Voice Access is the associated integrated voice response (IVR) system, which allows users to turn Mobile Connect on or off and to initiate calls from a cellular phone or other remote phone as if the call were initiated from the desktop phone.

The Mobile Voice Access window contains settings for localized user IVR prompts.

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5.112 Announcements

When you install Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Cisco-provided announcements and tones are included. The Find and List Announcements window in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration displays these announcements and tones, used for basic calls, external call control, or MLPP, depending on the announcement. Cisco Unified Communications Manager allows you to use the Cisco-provided announcements as is, insert customized announcement .wav files, assign a locale for the announcement, change the description for the announcement, or change the message or tone that you want an announcement to play.

The following announcements and tones are installed:

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Announcements
Announcement IdentifierDescriptionDefault AnnouncementIs System
ConferenceNowAccessCodeFailedConference Now feature- Access code failed. Goodbye.ConferenceNowAccessCodeFailedY
ConferenceNowAccessCodeInvalidConference Now feature- Access code invalid. Retry.ConferenceNowAccessCodeInvalidY
ConferenceNowCFBFailedConference Now feature- CFB capacity exceeded. Goodbye.ConferenceNowCFBFailedY
ConferenceNowEnterAccessCodeConference Now feature- Enter access code prompt.ConferenceNowEnterAccessCodeY
ConferenceNowEnterPINConference Now feature- Enter PIN prompt.ConferenceNowEnterPinY
ConferenceNowFailedPINConference Now feature- Failed PIN. Goodbye.ConferenceNowFailedPinY
ConferenceNowGreetingConference Now feature greeting prompt.ConferenceNowGreetingY
ConferenceNowInvalidPINConference Now feature- Invalid PIN. Retry.ConferenceNowInvalidPinY
ConferenceNowNumberFailedConference Now feature- Meeting number failed. Goodbye.ConferenceNowNumberFailureY
ConferenceNowNumberInvalidConference Now feature- Meeting number invalid. Retry.ConferenceNowNumberInvalidY
Gone_00126System- GoneReorderToneY
MLPP-BNEA_00123System- MLPP Busy not equippedMLPP-BNEAY
MLPP-BPA_00122System- MLPP Higher precedenceMLPP-BPAY
MLPP-ICA_00120System- MLPP Service disruptionMLPP-ICAY
MLPP-PALA_00119System- MLPP Precedence access limitMLPP-PALAY
MLPP-UPA_00124System- MLPP Unauthorized precedenceMLPP-UPAY
MonitoringWarning_00055System- Monitoring or RecordingMonitoringWarningY
RecordingWarning_00038System- RecordingRecordingWarningY
TemporaryUnavailable_00125System- Temporarily unavailableReorderToneY
VCA_00121System- Vacant number / invalid number dialedVCAY
Wait In Queue SampleSystem- Sample queued caller periodic announcementWait In Queue SampleY
Welcome Greeting SampleSystem- Sample caller greetingWelcome Greeting SampleY
ZipToneSystem- Exit CFB Zip toneExitCfbToneY
ZipZipToneSystem- Enter CFB ZipZip ToneEnterCfbToneY

5.113 Cisco Voice Mail Port

The optional Cisco Unity (Connection) software, available as part of Cisco Unified Communications Solutions, provides voice-messaging capability for users when they are unavailable to answer calls.

This section contains the Cisco Unity voice-mail ports which are setup as virtual phones for the Cisco for the Cisco Unity (Connection) server.

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Cisco Voicemail Port
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Device PoolDP_1
Common Device Configuration< None >
Calling Search SpaceCSS_1
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
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Device Security ModeNon Secure Voice Mail Port
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
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Directory Number Information
Directory Number9801
PartitionP_1
Calling Search SpaceCSS_1
AAR Group< None >
Internal Caller ID DisplayVoiceMail
Internal Caller ID Display (ASCII)VoiceMail
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DescriptionVM CUC port
Device PoolDP_1
Common Device Configuration< None >
Calling Search SpaceCSS_1
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
LocationHub_None
Device Security ModeNon Secure Voice Mail Port
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
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Directory Number Information
Directory Number9802
PartitionP_1
Calling Search SpaceCSS_1
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Internal Caller ID DisplayVoiceMail
Internal Caller ID Display (ASCII)VoiceMail
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5.114 Message Waiting

The Message Waiting Configuration defines a "message waiting on" or "message waiting off" directory number that a directory-connected based voice-messaging system uses to determine whether to set or clear a message waiting indication for a particular Cisco Unified IP Phone.

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Message Waiting
Message Waiting NumberPartitionMWIDescriptionCalling Search Space
9997P_1MWI OffMWI OFFCSS_1
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5.115 Voice Mail Profile and Pilot

Voicemail profiles contain the Pilot extension and MWI settings for any voicemail system and are assigned to phone extensions. The pilot extension is used to forward a call to the voicemail system and can be an individual extension or the pilot point of a hunt-list which contains voicemail extensions.

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Voice Mail Profiles and Pilot
Voice Mail ProfileDescriptionMaskDefaultPilot NumberVoice Messaging Pilot
DefaultDefault voice messaging profile Y 
Voice Mail Pilot Information
Pilot Number
DescriptionDefault
CSS< None >
Default Voice Mail PilotY
Exch2010  N9999
Voice Mail Pilot Information
Pilot Number9999
DescriptionExchange
CSSCSS_1
Default Voice Mail PilotN
NoVoiceMailNo Voice Mail N 
Voice Mail Pilot Information
Pilot Number
DescriptionNo Voice Mail
CSS< None >
Default Voice Mail PilotN
UnityConnection  N9800
Voice Mail Pilot Information
Pilot Number9800
DescriptionVoicemail CUC
CSSCSS_1
Default Voice Mail PilotN
VMP_Brisbane  N9800
Voice Mail Pilot Information
Pilot Number9800
DescriptionVoicemail CUC
CSSCSS_1
Default Voice Mail PilotN
VMP_Perth  N9800
Voice Mail Pilot Information
Pilot Number9800
DescriptionVoicemail CUC
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Default Voice Mail PilotN
VMP_Sydney  N9800
Voice Mail Pilot Information
Pilot Number9800
DescriptionVoicemail CUC
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5.116 SAF Security Profile

In the SAF Security Profile Configuration window, you configure a SAF security profile so that a secure connection occurs between the SAF forwarder and the Cisco Unified Communications Manager. When you configure a SAF forwarder in the SAF Forwarder Configuration window, you must choose a SAF security profile to apply to the SAF forwarder.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses digest authentication (SHA1) to communicate with the SAF forwarder.

The call control discovery feature leverages the Service Advertisement Framework (SAF) network service, a proprietary Cisco service, to facilitate dynamic provisioning of inter-call agent information.

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SAF Security Profile
NameDescriptionDevice Security ModeUser Name
SAFSecurityProfile1desc XXXAuthenticatedSAFSecurityProfile1
SAFSecurityProfile2desc 2 updAuthenticatedSAFSecurityProfile2 upd

5.117 SAF Forwarder

A SAF forwarder, a Cisco router that you configure for Call Control Discovery/SAF, handles the publishing requests from Cisco Unified Communications Manager for the call control discovery feature. In addition, the SAF forwarder handles advertising requests from remote call-control entities for the Call Control Discovery feature.

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SAF Forwarder
NameDetails
SAFForwarder1
DescriptionDesc SAFForwarder1
Client labelClient_Label
SAF Security ProfileSAFSecurityProfile1
SAF Forwarder Address99.67.67.22
SAF Forwarder Port5050
Enable TCP Keep AliveY
SAF Reconnect Interval20
SAF Notifications Window Size7
Selected Cisco Unified Communications ManagersCUCM150

5.118 EMCC Feature Configuration

The following table contains all EMCC feature parameters:

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Fallback Parameters
Parameter NameParameter ValueSuggested Value
Default TFTP Server for EMCC Login DeviceNone 
Backup TFTP Server for EMCC Login DeviceNone 
Default Interval for Expired EMCC Device Maintenance14401440
Enable All Remote Cluster Services When Adding A New Remote ClusterFalseFalse
CSS for PSTN Access SIP TrunkUse trunk CSSUse trunk CSS
EMCC Geolocation FilterNone 
EMCC Region Max Audio Bit Rate8 kbps (G.729)8 kbps (G.729)
EMCC Region Max Video Call Bit Rate (Includes Audio)384384
EMCC Region Audio Codec Preference ListFactory Default low lossFactory Default low loss
RSVP SIP Trunk KeepAlive Timer1515
Default Server For Remote Cluster UpdateNone 
Backup Server For Remote Cluster UpdateNone 
Remote Cluster Update Interval3030

5.119 EMCC Intercluster Service Profile

EMCC intercluster service profile allows activation of the Cisco Extension Mobility Cross Cluster feature, activation of PSTN access and assigned SIP trunk, and activation of the RSVP agent and assigned SIP trunk.

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EMCC Intercluster Service Profile
NameActiveSIP Trunk
EMCCN< None >
PSTN AccessN< None >
RSVP AgentN< None >

5.120 Cluster View

This section defines the EMCC Remote Clusters. EMCC Remote Clusters are used to allow users from this home cluster to roam to the remote cluster as visitors and login with Extension Mobility.

Cluster ID: Ensure that this cluster ID matches the enterprise parameter value of the cluster ID of the other clusters.

Fully Qualified Name: Use the IP address of the remote cluster or a domain name that can resolve to any node on the remote cluster.

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5.121 Server Connection

Use the Intercompany Media Engine Server Connection Configuration window to specify information about the Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) server to which Cisco Unified Communications Manager connects.

This information enables Cisco Unified Communications Manager to connect to the Cisco IME server to initiate VAP messaging. The interface between servers allows Cisco Unified Communications Manager to publish its configured direct inward dialing (DID) patterns and to learn new routes.

After Cisco Unified Communications Manager establishes a connection, CUCM sends a VAP Register message to the Cisco IME server. This message contains the username that associates with the application user that the Application User field specifies. The Cisco IME server checks the credentials against the configured VAP username and password.

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5.122 Enrolled Group

The numbers selected to participate in Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) are set by creating enrolled groups and patterns. Enrolled groups are a collection of enrolled patterns. These patterns define the set of +E.164 numbers that make and receive Cisco IME calls. Cisco IME publishes these numbers to the IME distributed cache. By doing so, Cisco IME makes these numbers available for other enterprises to learn through Cisco IME. Numbers within your enterprise must also match a pattern in an enrolled group in order to make Cisco IME calls. You can create an enrolled group for each of your campuses or sites to facilitate incremental deployment of Cisco IME, starting with certain sites or campuses and extending the deployment as usage grows.

After creating the enrolled group, create the enrolled patterns, assign the patterns to a group, and associate the group with a Cisco IME service. If you want to disable Cisco IME for certain phones in the enterprise, you can unassign the enrolled group for those phones from the Cisco IME service.

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Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group Information
Group NameDescriptionFallback ProfileAll Patterns in Group Are Aliases
Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group 1desc Intercompany Media Services Enrolled Group 1Fallback ProfileN

5.123 Enrolled Pattern

Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) enrolled patterns define the set of +E.164 numbers that make and receive Cisco IME calls. Cisco IME publishes these numbers to the IME distributed cache. By doing so, Cisco IME makes these numbers available for other enterprises to learn through Cisco IME. The patterns must specify valid direct inward dialing numbers (DIDs) that the enterprise owns. Numbers within your enterprise must match a pattern that is found in an enrolled group in order to make Cisco IME calls.

To eliminate the need for day-to-day provisioning of specific numbers, as individual phones are added to and removed from the system, you can add a pattern that represents a large group of numbers for a given site. The enrolled pattern can include numbers that you have not assigned to a phone. Numbers that are not associated to a phone cannot be validated.

After you create enrolled patterns, you associate them to an enrolled group and assign the enrolled group to a Cisco Intercompany Media Engine service. You can disable or enable Cisco IME from calling certain phones in the enterprise by disassociating or associating the enrolled group to the Cisco IME service.

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5.124 Exclusion Group

Exclusion groups contain a list of numbers that you want to prevent from using Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME), including numbers of analog devices and fax machines. First the exclusion group is created, then exclusion numbers are created that are then associated with a particular exclusion group. Finally, you associate the exclusion group to the Cisco IME service.

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5.125 Exclusion Number

Use the Intercompany Media Services Exclusion Number Configuration window to define numbers, sets of numbers, prefixes, or sets of prefixes that you do not want to use Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME), even if these numbers occur within a list of numbers that are included in the Cisco IME enrolled pattern.

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5.126 Trust Group

Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) trust groups contain a list of domains and prefixes that are trusted (or not trusted) by the Cisco IME service that associates with the trust group. Cisco Unified Communications Manager can only place Cisco IME calls to domains or prefixes that are trusted.

Configuration of trust groups is optional. If you do not create trust groups, Cisco IME trusts all calls by default.

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5.127 Trust Element

Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) trust elements specify prefixes or domains that you want to trust or not trust. You include the trust elements in a trust group. Cisco Unified Communications Manager can only place Cisco IME calls to domains or prefixes that are trusted. You cannot receive Cisco IME calls from a number whose prefix or domain is specified in an untrusted element.

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5.128 Service

Use the Intercompany Media Service Configuration window to configure and activate the Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) service. To configure the Cisco IME service in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration, you associate various components that you have already configured, including trusted groups, enrolled groups, and exclusion groups. You indicate the Cisco IME server with which you want Cisco Unified Communications Manager to communicate. Communications between the Cisco Unified Communications Manager and the Cisco IME servers begin after you configure and activate the Cisco IME service.

To begin load balancing so that the system work spreads across multiple Cisco Intercompany Media Engine servers, create more than one Cisco Intercompany Media Engine service with different Cisco Intercompany Media Engine servers and move some of the enrolled groups from the old Cisco Intercompany Media Engine service to the new service.

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5.129 E.164 Transformation

Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) E.164 transformations convert calling numbers and called numbers on both the originating and terminating (incoming and outgoing) sides to +E.164 format after a PSTN call terminates. Cisco IME E.164 transformations do not impact call routing or digit analysis in Cisco Unified Communications Manager. The transformations allow the following actions to occur:

You associate Cisco IME E.164 transformations with a PSTN access trunk. If the transformation does not yield valid calling and called numbers on the incoming and outgoing sides of the call, no VCR upload takes place, and Cisco IME processing stops for that call.

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5.130 Learned Route

Learned routes specify lists of all +E.164 numbers that the system has learned through Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME). You can enable or disable a particular route. You can disable if you are having problems with a particular route and you need to disable to troubleshoot.

The following is a list of the Intercompany Media Services learned routes:

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5.131 Firewall

Use the Intercompany Media Services Firewall Configuration window to configure the IP address and port of the ASA mapping service. You need to configure this information if you have implemented an off-path deployment model in which normal Internet-facing traffic does not flow through the same adaptive security appliance (ASA) as the Cisco Intercompany Media Engine (Cisco IME) traffic.

During an outbound call attempt, the SIP invite message must be routed to the offpath Cisco IME enabled ASA. Cisco Unified Communications Manager sends a request to the ASA for a mapping of the global IP/port of the remote enterprise (found in the Cisco IME learned route) to an internal IP/port on the Cisco IME enabled ASA. Cisco Unified Communications Manager then initiates a SIP Invite that routes to this internal IP/port. The Cisco IME enabled ASA performs NAT, mapping to the global IP/port of the remote enterprise from the IME learned route. The offpath Cisco IME enabled ASA proxies this signaling session and initiates a TLS session to this global IP/port (the Cisco IME enabled ASA of the remote enterprise).

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5.132 Intercompany Media Services Feature Configuration

The following values are configured for the Intercompany Media Services feature parameters.

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Fallback Parameters
Parameter NameParameter ValueSuggested Value
Allow IME Calls through MGCP FXS/FXOFalseFalse
Enable Intradomain IMEFalseFalse
Allow MWI via IME Learned RoutesTrueTrue
SIP Trunk IME Connection Timer for Destination Enterprise22
Firewall Connection Request Timer For IME Calls22
Firewall Mapping Response Timer For IME Calls22
Firewall Mapping Connection Idle Timer For IME calls1010
IME Failed Call Attempt Threshold5050
IME Call Fallback Attempt Threshold5050
IME Quality Alert Evaluation Interval120120
Use IME For Outbound CallFalseFalse

5.133 Fallback Profile

The fallback profile defines several values that the Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses to fallback Cisco IME calls to the PSTN. The fallback profile defines the level of quality of service at which Cisco Unified Communications Manager attempts a mid-call fallback as well as the fallback number that the Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses to invoke the PSTN call.

When a user makes a call to a number that is linked to a fallback profile, the Cisco Unified Communications Manager of the calling party receives a fallback directory number that is configured on the Cisco Unified Communications Manager of the called party. The Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses the fallback number for the PSTN call when the ASA triggers a fallback to the PSTN.

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Fallback Profile
NameDetails
Fallback Profile
Fallback Profile Information
DescriptionDesc FallbackProfile1
Call Setup Fallback Settings
Advertised Fallback Directory E.164 Number+999765
Call Fallback Trigger Settings
Fallback QOS Sensitivity LevelUtility (Lowest tolerable quality, not for extended duration calls)
Fallback Call Settings
Fallback Call CSSCalling device AAR Calling Search Space
Fallback Call Answer Timer6
Fallback Call Handling Settings
Fallback Directory Number PartitionP_1
Fallback Directory Number+9997633
Number of Digits for Caller ID Partial Match5
Fallback Profile2
Fallback Profile Information
DescriptionDesc FallbackProfile2
Call Setup Fallback Settings
Advertised Fallback Directory E.164 Number+222333
Call Fallback Trigger Settings
Fallback QOS Sensitivity LevelDisable Fallback (No PSTN fallback option)
Fallback Call Settings
Fallback Call CSSTrunk ReRoute Calling Search Space
Fallback Call Answer Timer2
Fallback Call Handling Settings
Fallback Directory Number PartitionP_2
Fallback Directory Number+22222
Number of Digits for Caller ID Partial Match15

5.134 Fallback Feature Configuration

The following Fallback feature parameters apply to mid-call fallback of Cisco Intercompany Media Engine:

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Fallback Parameters
Parameter NameParameter ValueSuggested Value
Enable Fallback for IME callsTrueTrue
Fallback QOS Sensitivity LevelNominal (Default sensitivity, almost all enterprise deployments qualify)Nominal (Default sensitivity, almost all enterprise deployments qualify)
Fallback Number Of DTMF Correlation Digits44
Fallback DTMF Collection Timer55
Fallback Call Answer Timer66
Clear IME Call Delay Timer55
DTMF Interdigit Delay Timer412500
Post Connect Fallback Delay Timer33
Fallback Split Delay Timer422500
Fallback Call CSSAAR CSSAAR CSS

5.135 VPN Profile

The VPN Profile settings are assigned to the Cisco Unified IP Phone by using the Common Phone Profile Configuration window. This is the list of configured VPN profiles.

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VPN Profile
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VPNProfile1
VPN Profile Information
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Enable Auto Network DetectY
Tunnel Parameters
MTU1290
Fail to Connect30
Enable Host ID CheckY
Client Authentication
Client Authentication MethodPassword Only
Enable Password PersistenceN
VPNProfile2
VPN Profile Information
DescriptionDesc VPNProfile2
Enable Auto Network DetectY
Tunnel Parameters
MTU1222
Fail to Connect22
Enable Host ID CheckN
Client Authentication
Client Authentication MethodPassword Only
Enable Password PersistenceY

5.136 VPN Group

A VPN Group contains VPN gateways which are used to create the VPN connection.

You can add up to a maximum of three VPN gateways to a VPN group. The total number of certificates in the VPN group cannot exceed 10.

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5.137 VPN Gateway

The following VPN gateways (Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA)) are configured on CUCM.

The VPN Gateway URL is the URL for the main VPN concentrator in the gateway. Note : You must configure the VPN concentrator with a group-URL and use this URL as the gateway URL.

You can assign up to 10 certificates to a VPN Gateway, and you must assign at least one certificate to each gateway. Only certificates that are associated with the Phone-VPN-trust role display in the available VPN certificates list. To configure a VPN gateway, you must first upload the VPN concentrator certificates and then configure the VPN gateway.

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5.138 VPN Feature Configuration

VPN Feature Configuration contains default settings for the VPN feature, used when a VPN Profile is not associated a Common Phone Profile. If a VPN Profile is associated with a Common Phone Profile, the VPN Feature Configuration settings will not be used.

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VPN Parameters
Parameter NameParameter ValueSuggested Value
Enable Auto Network DetectFalseFalse
MTU12901290
Fail to Connect3030
Client Authentication MethodUser And PasswordUser And Password
Enable Password PersistenceFalseFalse
Enable Host ID CheckTrueTrue

5.139 Called Party Tracing List

Called Party Tracing allows you to configure a directory number or list of directory numbers that you want to trace. You can request on-demand tracing of calls using the Session Trace Tool.

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5.140 ILS Configuration

When the Intercluster Lookup Service (ILS) is configured on multiple Unified CM clusters, ILS updates Cisco Unified Communications Manager with the current status of remote clusters in the ILS network. The ILS cluster discovery service allows Cisco Unified Communications Manager to learn about remote clusters without the need for an administrator to manually configure connections between each cluster.

The ILS URI Replication feature enables ILS to exchange directory URI catalogs with the other clusters in an ILS network. URI Replication provides support for intercluster URI dialing.

Although ILS is activated and runs on individual cluster nodes, the configuration settings are applied on a cluster-wide basis. After ILS is configured on a cluster node, those settings are propagated out to the other cluster nodes. The length of time that it takes for ILS settings to be propagated to other cluster nodes depends on the synchronization value that you enter.

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ILS Configuration
Intercluster Lookup Service Configuration
RoleStand Alone Cluster
Exchange Global Dial Plan Replication Data with Remote ClustersN
Advertised Route String
Synchronize Clusters Interval (minutes)10
ILS Authentication
Use TLS CertificatesY

5.141 Call Control Agent Profile

When you associate a Call Control Agent (CCA) profile to a directory number and if ESN and E164 masks are configured on that directory number, then the directory number will be synchronized to the corresponding fields in the external LDAP server that you have configured.

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5.142 Directory Number Alias Lookup And Sync

The Directory Number Alias Lookup and Sync setup enables you to route the commercial calls to an alternate number. Routing the commercial calls to an alternate number reduces the commercial cost of calling an external number. You must configure the LDAP server for Directory Number Alias Sync (sync server) if you need to synchronize users from Cisco Unified Communications Manager database to the sync server. You must configure the LDAP server for Directory Number Alias Lookup (lookup server) if you need to route the commercial calls to an alternate number.

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Directory Number Alias Lookup And Syncsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.143 Switches and Access Points

The Switches and Access Points section shows a list of tracked switches and wireless access points in your network and their settings.

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Switches and Access Pointssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.144 Wireless Access Points Controllers

Wireless Access Point Controllers section shows the configuration of wireless access point controllers in your network.

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Wireless Access Points Controllerssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.145 CTI Route Point

A CTI route point virtual device can receive multiple, simultaneous calls for application-controlled redirection. You can configure one or more lines on a CTI route point that users can call to access the application. Applications can answer calls at a route point and can also be redirected to a CTI port or IP phone.


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CTI Route Pointsame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.145.2 Comparison Results

CTI Route Point
NameDevice InformationDetails
crs-55000
DescriptionAA on 55000 UPD
Device PoolDefault
Common Device Configuration< None >
Calling Search Space< None >
LocationHub_None
User Locale< None >
MRGL< None >
Network MOH Audio Source< None >
User MOH Audio Source< None >
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Geolocation< None >
Use DP Calling Party Trans. CSSY
#NumberPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup GroupMax / BusyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF No AnswerCFNA (sec)
155000< None >< None >    10000/10000< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
crs-55001
DescriptionAA on 55001
Device PoolDefault
Common Device Configuration< None >
Calling Search Space< None >
LocationHub_None
User Locale< None >
MRGL< None >
Network MOH Audio Source< None >
User MOH Audio Source< None >
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Geolocation< None >
Use DP Calling Party Trans. CSSY
#NumberPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup GroupMax / BusyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF No AnswerCFNA (sec)
155001< None >< None >    10000/10000< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.146 Gatekeeper

An endpoint gatekeeper is configured to manage all RAS procedures for calls to, from, and between H.323 clients, MCUs, and H.320 video gateways. The endpoint gatekeeper directs all such calls to the appropriate Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) cluster so that Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) can perform all of the H.225 call routing and H.245 media negotiations.

An infrastructure gatekeeper is configured to manage all dial plan resolution and bandwidth restrictions (call admission control) between CUCM clusters, between a CUCM cluster and a network of H.323 VoIP gateways, or between a CUCM cluster and a service provider's H.323 VoIP transport network.


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Gatekeepersame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.146.2 Comparison Results

Gatekeeper
Host Name/IP AddressDescriptionRegistration Request Time to LiveRegistration Retry TimeoutEnabled
10.5.1.1Gatekeeper 160300N
10.5.1.99GK 10.5.1.9962300Y

5.147 Gateway Overview

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) supports several types of voice gateways.

The following gateway devices are present:

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Gateway Overviewnotsame211001211100Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
152/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 15: Updated record 'SKIGW1111111111' Gateway OverviewAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )
162/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 16: Updated field 'Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111Change 15Gateway OverviewAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )

5.147.2 Comparison Results

Gateway Overview
Device NameProtocolDescriptionDevice PoolCSSDevice Type
SKIGW0320032000SCCPSKIGW0320032000 upd< None >< None >VG320
SKIGW1111111111
Detected Change ID15
Detected ChangeUpdated record 'SKIGW1111111111'
Detected ObjectGateway Overview
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:07:04 PM
Auditlog ID4
Audit Useradmin
Audit Detailsrecord in table MGCP with key field domainname = SKIGW1111111111 updated
Audit Server Time05:07:04.598
Child ID16
SCCPSKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA
SKIGW1111111111
Detected Change ID16
Detected ChangeUpdated field 'Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111
Detected ObjectGateway Overview
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:07:04 PM
Parent ID15
Auditlog ID4
Audit Useradmin
Audit Detailsrecord in table MGCP with key field domainname = SKIGW1111111111 updated
Audit Server Time05:07:04.598
< None >< None >Cisco 2851

5.148 MGCP Gateway

Cisco IP telephony gateways enable Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) to communicate with non-IP telecommunications devices.

MGCP gateways provide full support for the hold, transfer, and conference features through the MGCP protocol. Because MGCP is a master/slave protocol with CUCM controlling all session intelligence, CUCM can easily manipulate MGCP gateway voice connections.

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MGCP Gatewaysame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.149 MGCP Gateway Endpoints

MGCP Gateway Endpoints are the line interfaces of the MGCP gateways.

This section is linked to the previous section MGCP gateway. The gateway, module and slot configurations are documented there.

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MGCP Gateway Endpointssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.150 H.323 Gateway

Cisco IP telephony gateways enable Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) to communicate with non-IP telecommunications devices.

Cisco IOS H.323 gateways must be configured by using the Cisco IOS command-line interface (CLI). Compared to MGCP gateways, H.323 gateways maintain the dial plan and route pattern and can perform number translations autonomously.

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H.323 Gatewaysame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.151 Analog Gateway

Cisco IP telephony gateways enable Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) to communicate with non-IP telecommunications devices.

The Cisco Analog Phone Gateways allow on-premise analog telephones, fax machines, modems, voice-messaging systems, and speakerphones to register with one Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) cluster.


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Analog Gatewaynotsame211004624400Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
172/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLogChange 17: Updated record 'SKIGW1111111111' Analog GatewayAudit Log id 4 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM User: admin )
182/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 18: Updated field 'Gateway Details::Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111Change 17Analog Gateway 
192/27/2024 2:07:04 PM2/27/2024 1:07:04 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 19: Updated field 'Product Specific Configuration::Global ISDN Switch Type' from 4ESS to EUROChange 17Analog Gateway 

5.151.2 Comparison Results

Analog Gateways
NameDevice InfoSlot Info
SKIGW0320032000
Gateway Details
Product VG320
Protocol SCCP
Description SKIGW0320032000 upd
MAC Address
(last 10 chars)
0320032000
CallManagerGroup CMG_Subs
Product Specific Configuration
Global ISDN Switch Type 4ESS
Switchback Timing Graceful
Switchback uptime-delay (min) 10
Switchback schedule (hh:mm) 12:00
Type Of DTMF Relay Current GW Config
Modem Passthrough Enable
Cisco Fax Relay Disable
T38 Fax Relay Disable
RTP Package Capability Enable
MT Package Capability Disable
RES Package Capability Disable
PRE Package Capability Enable
SST Package Capability Enable
RTP Unreachable OnOff Enable
RTP Unreachable timeout (ms) 1000
RTCP Report Interval (secs) 0
Simple SDP Enable
Ports
Port Device Name Description Extension Partition External Mask CSS Alerting Name Display Max/Busy Calls VM Profile VM CFB
0/0/0 AN0320032000000 AN0320032000000 320001 P_1   < None >     1/1   N
0/0/1 AN0320032000001 AN0320032000001 77778 < None >   < None >     1/1   N
0/0/2 AN0320032000002 AN0320032000002 320003 P_1   < None >     1/1   N
0/0/5 AN0320032000005 Phone of Location: Sydney 5005 P_Sydney_2 0290005XXX CSS_Sydney   analog VG - 5005 1/1   N
0/0/9 AN0320032000009 Phone of Location: Sydney 5010 P_Sydney_2   CSS_Sydney xxxxxx   1/1   N
SKIGW1111111111
Detected Change ID17
Detected ChangeUpdated record 'SKIGW1111111111'
Detected ObjectAnalog Gateway
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:07:04 PM
Auditlog ID4
Audit Useradmin
Audit Detailsrecord in table MGCP with key field domainname = SKIGW1111111111 updated
Audit Server Time05:07:04.598
Child ID18, 19
Gateway Details
ProductCisco 2851
ProtocolSCCP
DescriptionSKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA
SKIGW1111111111
Detected Change ID18
Detected ChangeUpdated field 'Gateway Details::Description' from SKIGW1111111111 556 desc AA to SKIGW1111111111
Detected ObjectAnalog Gateway
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:07:04 PM
Parent ID17
MAC Address
(last 10 chars)
1111111111
CallManagerGroupCMG_Subs
Product Specific Configuration
Global ISDN Switch Type4ESS
EURO
Detected Change ID19
Detected ChangeUpdated field 'Product Specific Configuration::Global ISDN Switch Type' from 4ESS to EURO
Detected ObjectAnalog Gateway
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:07:04 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:07:04 PM
Parent ID17
Switchback TimingImmediate
Switchback uptime-delay (min)10
Switchback schedule (hh:mm)12:00
Type Of DTMF RelayCurrent GW Config
Modem PassthroughEnable
Cisco Fax RelayDisable
T38 Fax RelayDisable
RTP Package CapabilityEnable
MT Package CapabilityDisable
RES Package CapabilityDisable
PRE Package CapabilityEnable
SST Package CapabilityEnable
RTP Unreachable OnOffEnable
RTP Unreachable timeout (ms)1000
RTCP Report Interval (secs)0
Simple SDPEnable
Ports
Port Device Name Description Extension Partition External Mask CSS Alerting Name Display Max/Busy Calls VM Profile VM CFB
0/0/0 AN1111111111000 AN1111111111000 49000 P_1   < None >     1/1   N

5.152 Phone Filter

This report has been generated with the following filter applied.If there is a filter configured, not all objects may be be listed.

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Phone Filtersame0000010100Compare okNo changes found.

5.152.2 Comparison Results

Phone filter(s)
FilterNo Filter defined

5.153 Analog Phone (7)

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Analog Phone (7)same7070000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.153.2 Comparison Results

Analog Phone
PhoneBase settingsLines
AN0320032000000
ModelAnalog Phone
DescriptionAN0320032000000
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Analog
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 1320001P_1< None >    1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
AN0320032000001
ModelAnalog Phone
DescriptionAN0320032000001
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Analog
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 177778< None >< None >    1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
AN0320032000002
ModelAnalog Phone
DescriptionAN0320032000002
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Analog
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 1320003P_1< None >    1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
AN0320032000003
ModelAnalog Phone
DescriptionPhone of Location: Sydney
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Analog
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 15007P_Sydney_2CSS_SydneyVG320 - 5007VG320 - 50070290005XXX 1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
AN0320032000005
ModelAnalog Phone
DescriptionPhone of Location: Sydney
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Analog
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 15005P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydneyanalog VG - 5005 0290005XXX 1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
AN0320032000009
ModelAnalog Phone
DescriptionPhone of Location: Sydney
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Analog
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 15010P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney xxxxxx  1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
AN1111111111000
ModelAnalog Phone
DescriptionAN1111111111000
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Analog
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 149000P_1< None >    1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.154 CTI Port (11)

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CTI Port (11)same110110000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.154.2 Comparison Results

CTI Port
PhoneBase settingsLines
ccgin_69900
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCG-In-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDefault
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 169900P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
ccgin_69901
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCG-In-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDefault
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 169901P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
ccgou_69100
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCG-Out-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDefault
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 169100< None >< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
ccgou_69101
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCG-Out-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDefault
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 169101< None >< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
cco_55800
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCOUT-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_2
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 155800P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
cco_55801
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCOUT-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_2
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 155801P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
cco_55897
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCOUT-1 - updaetd
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_2
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 155897P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
cco_55898
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCOUT-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_2
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 155898P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
cco_55899
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCOUT-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_2
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 155899P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
crsin_55900
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCIN-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 155900P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
crsin_55901
ModelCTI Port
DescriptionCCIN-1
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 155901P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.155 Cisco 3911 (1)

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Cisco 3911 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

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Cisco 3911
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP00270D936991
ModelCisco 3911
Description3911
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_AutoReg
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateSEP00270D936991-SIP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 13911P_1< None >10032   2/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.156 Cisco 6941 (1)

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Cisco 6941 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.156.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 6941
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEPC89C1DB61489
ModelCisco 6941
DescriptionCisco 6941 for PCT test
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 6941 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 16941P_1< None >6941 on 150   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.157 Cisco 7821 (1)

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Cisco 7821 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.157.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7821
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEPB838612FC0A3
ModelCisco 7821
Description7821
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_1
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 17821< None >< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.158 Cisco 7841 (1)

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Cisco 7841 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.158.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7841
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP002F5C615751
ModelCisco 7841
Description7841
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template8841 SIP -4L
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 178410P_1CSS_178410 on 150   4/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.159 Cisco 7861 (1)

5.159.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 7861 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.159.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7861
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP6CFA8902CFE1
ModelCisco 7861
Description7861 MK desk
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 7861 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 17861P_1CSS_17861 on 11   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.160 Cisco 7911 (1)

5.160.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 7911 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.160.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7911
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP00235E18055E
ModelCisco 7911
DescriptionAuto 10023
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_AutoReg
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateSEP00235E18055E-SCCP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 13604732CCA-CT_PHONES_PTCSS_17911 on 150 +324324234 4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.161 Cisco 7942 (1)

5.161.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 7942 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.161.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7942
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP64168DBB39D0
ModelCisco 7942
Description7942
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 17942< None >CSS_17942 on 150   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.162 Cisco 7945 (5)

5.162.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 7945 (5)same5050000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.162.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7945
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP0021A02DFE28
ModelCisco 7945
Description7945 num3
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_AutoReg
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 17945P_1CSS_17945 on 150   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
SEP0021A02E05E0
ModelCisco 7945
Description7945 MK desk
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGLMRGL1
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 1\+13863666410PA_CWIDE_LineCSS_17945 on 150   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
SEP123412341288
ModelCisco 7945
DescriptionPhone of Elon Musk Location: Sydney
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDefault
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 7945 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14005P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyElon Musk - 4005Elon Musk0290004XXXPG_24/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >VMVM 
SEP123412341299
ModelCisco 7945
DescriptionPhone of Kevin Spacey Location: Sydney
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDefault
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 7945 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User IDkspacey
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14002P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyKevin Spacey - 4002Kevin Spacey0290004XXXPG_24/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >VMVM 
SEP123412349999
ModelCisco 7945
DescriptionPhone of Jack Welch Location: Sydney
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDefault
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 7945 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User IDjwelch
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14006P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyJack Welch - 4006Jack Welch0290004XXXPG_24/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >VMVM 

5.163 Cisco 7965 (3)

5.163.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 7965 (3)same3030000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.163.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7965
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP0021A02BC8B8
ModelCisco 7965
Description7965
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateSEP0021A02BC8B8-SCCP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 17965P_1CSS_17965 on 150  N24/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
Intercom 113333I1ICSS1    1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
Line 479651P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
Line 579652P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
Intercom 616666I1ICSS1    1/1< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
Line 779659P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
SEP123412341234
ModelCisco 7965
DescriptionPhone of Location: Sydney
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 7965 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14007P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney- 4007xxxxxx0290004XXX 4/2UnityConnection/ < None >VMVM 
SEP222211110000
ModelCisco 7965
DescriptionPhone of Location: Sydney
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 7965 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 15005P_Sydney_2CSS_Sydney- 5005 0290005XXX 4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.164 Cisco 8811 (1)

5.164.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 8811 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.164.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 8811
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP88908D72858A
ModelCisco 8811
Description8811
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_AutoReg
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 18811< None >< None >8811 on 150   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.165 Cisco 8831 (1)

5.165.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 8831 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.165.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 8831
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEPAC44F2114CB0
ModelCisco 8831
DescriptionAuto 10024
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_AutoReg
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateSEPAC44F2114CB0-SIP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 110024< None >< None >10024   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.166 Cisco 8841 (3)

5.166.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 8841 (3)same3030000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.166.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 8841
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP3C5EC30DCC2D
ModelCisco 8841
DescriptionMeetingRm1 8841 Phone of Location: Sydney
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8841 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14021P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyMeetingRm1- 4021 0290004XXX 6/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
SEP999988887777
ModelCisco 8841
DescriptionPhone of Brad Pitt Location: Sydney
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSSCSS_Sydney_InternNat
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8841 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User IDbpitt
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14060P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyBrad Pitt - 4060Brad Pitt0290004XXXPG_26/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >VMVM 
SEPDCEB94BC1C52
ModelCisco 8841
Description8841 MK Desk left
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8841 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 18841< None >CSS_1    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
Line 288412< None >< None >    6/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.167 Cisco 8851 (6)

5.167.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 8851 (6)same6060000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.167.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 8851
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP111122223333
ModelCisco 8851
DescriptionPhone of Demi Moore Location: Sydney
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8851 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User IDdmoore
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14001P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyDemi Moore - 4001Demi Moore0290004XXXPG_26/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >VMVM 
SEP111122223334
ModelCisco 8851
Descriptionagent1
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8851 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
< No records found >
SEP123412340014
ModelCisco 8851
DescriptionPhone of Kevin Spacey Location: Sydney
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8851 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14003P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyKevin Spacey - 4003Kevin Spacey0290004XXXPG_26/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >VMVM 
SEP123412345678
ModelCisco 8851
DescriptionPhone of Asterix TheGaulois Location: Sydney
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_Sydney
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8851 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14011P_Sydney_1CSS_SydneyAsterix TheGaulois - 4011Asterix TheGaulois0290004XXXPG_26/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >VMVM 
Line 24016P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney 2nd line of bpitt  6/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
SEP123421341234
ModelCisco 8851
DescriptionPhone of test ctlight2 Location: Perth
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_Perth
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8851 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User IDtestemx
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 10877602P_PerthCSS_Perthtest ctlight2 - 0877602test ctlight2+44207XXXXXXXPG_16/2VMP_Perth/ < None >VMVM 
SEPB000B4BB3F54
ModelCisco 8851
Description8851 w KEM
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_AutoReg
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template8851 w KEM DND HL
Softkey TemplateStandard User w HL login
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 188510P_1CSS_188510 on 150 0290088510 4/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.168 Cisco 8865 (1)

5.168.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 8865 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.168.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 8865
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEPAC7E8AB6BBA0
ModelCisco 8865
Description8865
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_AutoReg
CSSCSS_1
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 8865 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 18865P_1CSS_18865 (LOGGED OUT) on 150   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.169 Cisco 8941 (1)

5.169.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 8941 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.169.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 8941
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP503DE57D6060
ModelCisco 8941
Description8941
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button Template8841 SIP -4L
Softkey TemplateStandard User w HL login
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 189410P_1CSS_189410 on 150   4/2VMP_Sydney/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.170 Cisco 9951 (1)

5.170.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 9951 (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.170.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 9951
PhoneBase settingsLines
SEP04C5A44D2C77
ModelCisco 9951
Description9951 white on MK desk right
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateSEP04C5A44D2C77-SIP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 19951P_1< None >9951 on CUCM 150   4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.171 Cisco Dual Mode for Android (1)

5.171.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco Dual Mode for Android (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.171.2 Comparison Results

Cisco Dual Mode for Android
PhoneBase settingsLines
BOT-ANDROID
ModelCisco Dual Mode for Android
Description
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Dual Mode for Android
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User IDUser_template
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 1123456P_1< None >    3/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.172 Cisco Dual Mode for iPhone (1)

5.172.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco Dual Mode for iPhone (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.172.2 Comparison Results

Cisco Dual Mode for iPhone
PhoneBase settingsLines
TCT-IPHONE
ModelCisco Dual Mode for iPhone
Description
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Dual Mode for iPhone
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User IDUser_template
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 1123456P_1< None >    3/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.173 Cisco IP Communicator (1)

5.173.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco IP Communicator (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.173.2 Comparison Results

Cisco IP Communicator
PhoneBase settingsLines
MK-IPCOM
ModelCisco IP Communicator
DescriptionMichael IP Communicator - do not change or delete
ProtocolSCCP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard 7975 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User ID< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14000P_1< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.174 Cisco Jabber for Tablet (1)

5.174.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco Jabber for Tablet (1)same1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.174.2 Comparison Results

Cisco Jabber for Tablet
PhoneBase settingsLines
TAB-TABLET
ModelCisco Jabber for Tablet
Description
ProtocolSIP
Device PoolDP_1
CSS< None >
MRGL< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group
Button TemplateStandard Jabber for Tablet
Softkey Template< None >
Owner User IDUser_template
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 1123456P_1< None >    3/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.175 Subscribed Services

The following table lists the subscribed IP services and parameters for each phone:

5.175.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
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NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Subscribed Servicessame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.175.2 Comparison Results

Subscribed Services
Device NameService NameASCII Service NameButton NumberIndexLabelASCII LabelP1_NameP1_ValueP2_NameP2_ValueP3_NameP3_ValueP4_NameP4_ValueP5_NameP5_ValueP6_NameP6_Value
SEP0021A02E05E0EM Login  0              

5.176 Speed Dials

The following Speed Dials are configured per phone:


5.176.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
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NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Speed Dialssame110110000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.176.2 Comparison Results

Speed Dials
Device NameButton NumberIndexNumberLabelASCII Label
SEP0021A02BC8B8418851Try 8851 
SEP0021A02BC8B8528852Try 8852 
SEP0021A02BC8B8 38853Try 8853 
SEP0021A02BC8B8 48854Try 8854 
SEP0021A02BC8B8 58855Speed Dial This 
SEP0021A02BC8B8 68856SPEED DIAL 8856 
SEP0021A02BC8B8 78857NOW DIAL 8856 
SEPDCEB94BC1C52317945Call Mike 7945 
SEPDCEB94BC1C52427946Call 7946 
SEPDCEB94BC1C52537947Call 7947 
SEPDCEB94BC1C52647948Call 7948 

5.177 Busy Lamp Field Speed Dials

The following Busy Lamp Field Speed Dials are configured per phone:

5.177.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
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U=Updated
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NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Busy Lamp Field Speed Dialssame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.177.2 Comparison Results

BLF Speed Dials
Device NameButton NumberIndexDestinationDirectory NumberLabelASCII LabelCall Pickup
SEP0021A02BC8B8318841 BLF 8841 Y
SEP0021A02BC8B81128865 BLF8865 Y
SEPB000B4BB3F54111 7942BLF 7942 Y

5.178 Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parks

The following Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parks are configured per phone:

5.178.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
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NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parkssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

5.178.2 Comparison Results

Same:
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5.179 Trunk - Overview

The following is an overview of the configured trunks on this system.

Click on the name (leftmost column in the overview) for detailed information.

5.179.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
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U=Updated
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StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Trunk - Overviewsame8080000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.179.2 Comparison Results

Trunk
NameDescriptionTrunk TypeCSSDevice PoolSIP Trunk Security ProfileDestination
CiscoIntercompanyMediaEngineDESCSIP Trunk< None >DP_BrisbaneNon Secure SIP Trunk Profile 
H225Trunk_GCdescH.225 Trunk (Gatekeeper Controlled)< None >DP_G711 Gatekeeper 10.5.1.1, Terminal, ##, myzone
ICT-NGC1DescInter-Cluster Trunk (Non-Gatekeeper Controlled)< None >DP_3 Server 1: 10.5.1.120
Server 2: 10.5.1.121
ICT1Desc ICT1Inter-Cluster Trunk (Gatekeeper Controlled)< None >DP_3 Gatekeeper 10.5.1.1, Terminal, ,
INFORMACAST_SIP_TRUNK SIP Trunk< None >DP_1Non Secure SIP Trunk Profile10.5.1.154:5060
SIPTrunk_EMCCdesc SIPTrunk_EMCCSIP Trunk< None >DP_PerthNon Secure SIP Trunk Profile 
TestTrunkCreationforLOG SIP Trunk< None >DP_3Non Secure SIP Trunk Profile10.5.1.150:5060
Trunk_Exchange SIP Trunk< None >DP_2Non Secure SIP Trunk Profile10.5.1.166:5060

5.180 Trunk - Detailed

A trunk device configures a logical route to a gatekeeper (that is, the wholesale network or an intercluster trunk with gatekeeper control), to an intercluster trunk without a gatekeeper, or to a SIP network. The following trunk types are available:

5.180.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
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NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Trunk - Detailedsame8080000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.180.2 Comparison Results

Trunk (Detailed)
NameTrunk Info
CiscoIntercompanyMediaEngine
Device Information
ProductSIP Trunk
Device ProtocolSIP
DescriptionDESC
Device PoolDP_Brisbane
Common Device Configuration< None >
Call ClassificationUse System Default
Media Resource Group List< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group< None >
Trunk Service TypeCisco Intercompany Media Engine
Tunneled ProtocolQSIG
QSIG VariantNo Changes
ASN.1 ROSE OID EncodingNo Changes
Packet Capture ModeNone
Packet Capture Duration0
Media Termination Point RequiredN
Retry Video Call as AudioY
Path Replacement SupportY
Transmit UTF-8 for Calling Party NameN
Transmit UTF-8 Names in QSIG APDUN
Unattended PortN
SRTP AllowedN
Consider Traffic on This Trunk SecureWhen using both sRTP and TLS
Route Class Signaling EnabledDefault
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
Confidential Access Mode< None >
Confidential Access Level< None >
Call Routing Information
Remote-Party-IdY
Asserted-IdentityY
Asserted-TypeDefault
SIP PrivacyDefault
Call Routing Information - Inbound Calls
Significant DigitsAll
Connected Line ID PresentationDefault
Connected Name PresentationDefault
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
Prefix DN
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - InboundN
Incoming Calling Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Incoming Called Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Connected Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Called Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party SelectionOriginator
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Calling Name PresentationDefault
Calling and Connected Party Info FormatDeliver DN only in connected party
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - OutboundN
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Redirecting Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls - Caller Information
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Maintain Original Caller ID DN and Caller Name in Identity HeadersN
SIP Information
MTP Preferred Originating Codec711ulaw
BLF Presence GroupStandard Presence group
SIP Trunk Security ProfileNon Secure SIP Trunk Profile
Rerouting Calling Search Space< None >
Out-Of-Dialog Refer Calling Search Space< None >
SUBSCRIBE Calling Search Space< None >
SIP ProfileStandard SIP Profile
DTMF Signaling MethodNo Preference
Normalization Script Info
Scriptcisco-telepresence-mcu-ts-direct-interop
Enable TraceN
Parameters
Parameters
OrderParameter NameParameter Value
1p1p1v
2p2p2v
Recording Information
Recording Information< None >
Geolocation Configuration
GeolocationGeolocation1
Geolocation FilterGeolocation Filter1
Send Geolocation InformationN
H225Trunk_GC
Device Information
ProductH.225 Trunk (Gatekeeper Controlled)
Device ProtocolH.225
Descriptiondesc
Device PoolDP_G711
Common Device Configuration< None >
Call ClassificationUse System Default
Media Resource Group List< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group< None >
Tunneled ProtocolNone
QSIG VariantNo Changes
ASN.1 ROSE OID EncodingNo Changes
Packet Capture ModeNone
Packet Capture Duration0
Media Termination Point RequiredN
Retry Video Call as AudioY
Wait for Far End H.245 Terminal Capability SetY
Path Replacement SupportN
Transmit UTF-8 for Calling Party NameN
Unattended PortN
SRTP AllowedN
H.235 Pass Through AllowedN
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
PSTN AccessN
Intercompany Media Engine
E.164 Transformation Profile< None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
Confidential Access Mode< None >
Confidential Access Level< None >
Call Routing Information - Inbound Calls
Significant DigitsAll
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
Prefix DN
Redirecting Number IE Delivery - InboundY
Enable Inbound FastStartN
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Connected Party Transformation CSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Called Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party SelectionOriginator
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Called Party IE Number Type UnknownCisco CallManager
Calling Party IE Number Type UnknownCisco CallManager
Called Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
Calling Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
Caller ID DN
Display IE DeliveryY
Redirecting Number IE Delivery - OutboundY
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Redirecting Party Transformation CSSY
Enable Outbound FastStartN
Codec For Outbound FastStartG711 u-law 64K
Gatekeeper Information
Gatekeeper Name10.5.1.1
Terminal TypeTerminal
Technology Prefix##
Zonemyzone
Geolocation Configuration
Geolocation< None >
Geolocation Filter< None >
ICT-NGC1
Device Information
ProductInter-Cluster Trunk (Non-Gatekeeper Controlled)
Device ProtocolInter-Cluster Trunk
DescriptionDesc
Device PoolDP_3
Common Device Configuration< None >
Call ClassificationUse System Default
Media Resource Group List< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group< None >
Tunneled ProtocolNone
QSIG VariantNo Changes
ASN.1 ROSE OID EncodingNo Changes
Packet Capture ModeNone
Packet Capture Duration0
Media Termination Point RequiredN
Retry Video Call as AudioY
Path Replacement SupportN
Transmit UTF-8 for Calling Party NameN
Unattended PortN
SRTP AllowedN
H.235 Pass Through AllowedN
Enable SAFN
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
PSTN AccessN
Run On All Active Unified CM NodesN
Intercompany Media Engine
E.164 Transformation Profile< None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
Confidential Access Mode< None >
Confidential Access Level< None >
Call Routing Information - Inbound Calls
Significant DigitsAll
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
Prefix DN
Redirecting Number IE Delivery - InboundY
Enable Inbound FastStartN
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Connected Party Transformation CSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Called Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party SelectionOriginator
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Called Party IE Number Type UnknownCisco CallManager
Calling Party IE Number Type UnknownCisco CallManager
Called Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
Calling Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
Caller ID DN
Display IE DeliveryY
Redirecting Number IE Delivery - OutboundY
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Redirecting Party Transformation CSSY
Enable Outbound FastStartN
Codec For Outbound FastStartG711 u-law 64K
Remote Cisco Unified Communications Manager Information
Server 1 IP Address/Host Name10.5.1.120
Server 2 IP Address/Host Name10.5.1.121
UUIE Configuration
Passing Precedence Level Through UUIEN
Security Access Level2
Geolocation Configuration
Geolocation< None >
Geolocation Filter< None >
Send Geolocation InformationN
ICT1
Device Information
ProductInter-Cluster Trunk (Gatekeeper Controlled)
Device ProtocolInter-Cluster Trunk
DescriptionDesc ICT1
Device PoolDP_3
Common Device Configuration< None >
Call ClassificationUse System Default
Media Resource Group List< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group< None >
Tunneled ProtocolNone
QSIG VariantNo Changes
ASN.1 ROSE OID EncodingNo Changes
Packet Capture ModeNone
Packet Capture Duration0
Media Termination Point RequiredN
Retry Video Call as AudioY
Path Replacement SupportN
Transmit UTF-8 for Calling Party NameN
Unattended PortN
SRTP AllowedN
H.235 Pass Through AllowedN
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
PSTN AccessN
Intercompany Media Engine
E.164 Transformation Profile< None >
Incoming Calling Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Incoming Called Party Settings
National Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
International Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Unknown Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
Subscriber Number (Prefix/Strip Digits/CSS/Use Device Pool CSS)Default / 0 / < None > / Y
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
Confidential Access Mode< None >
Confidential Access Level< None >
Call Routing Information - Inbound Calls
Significant DigitsAll
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
Prefix DN
Redirecting Number IE Delivery - InboundY
Enable Inbound FastStartN
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Connected Party Transformation CSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Called Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party SelectionOriginator
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Called Party IE Number Type UnknownCisco CallManager
Calling Party IE Number Type UnknownCisco CallManager
Called Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
Calling Numbering PlanCisco CallManager
Caller ID DN
Display IE DeliveryY
Redirecting Number IE Delivery - OutboundY
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Redirecting Party Transformation CSSY
Enable Outbound FastStartN
Codec For Outbound FastStartG711 u-law 64K
Gatekeeper Information
Gatekeeper Name10.5.1.1
Terminal TypeTerminal
Technology Prefix
Zone
Geolocation Configuration
Geolocation< None >
Geolocation Filter< None >
Send Geolocation InformationN
INFORMACAST_SIP_TRUNK
Device Information
ProductSIP Trunk
Device ProtocolSIP
Description
Device PoolDP_1
Common Device Configuration< None >
Call ClassificationUse System Default
Media Resource Group List< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group< None >
Trunk Service TypeNone(Default)
Tunneled ProtocolNone
QSIG VariantNo Changes
ASN.1 ROSE OID EncodingNo Changes
Packet Capture ModeNone
Packet Capture Duration0
Media Termination Point RequiredN
Retry Video Call as AudioY
Path Replacement SupportN
Transmit UTF-8 for Calling Party NameN
Transmit UTF-8 Names in QSIG APDUN
Unattended PortN
SRTP AllowedN
Consider Traffic on This Trunk SecureWhen using both sRTP and TLS
Route Class Signaling EnabledDefault
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
PSTN AccessN
Run On All Active Unified CM NodesN
Intercompany Media Engine
E.164 Transformation Profile< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
Confidential Access Mode< None >
Confidential Access Level< None >
Call Routing Information
Remote-Party-IdY
Asserted-IdentityY
Asserted-TypeDefault
SIP PrivacyDefault
Call Routing Information - Inbound Calls
Significant DigitsAll
Connected Line ID PresentationDefault
Connected Name PresentationDefault
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
Prefix DN
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - InboundN
Incoming Calling Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Incoming Called Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Connected Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Called Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party SelectionOriginator
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Calling Name PresentationDefault
Calling and Connected Party Info FormatDeliver DN only in connected party
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - OutboundN
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Redirecting Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls - Caller Information
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Maintain Original Caller ID DN and Caller Name in Identity HeadersN
SIP Information
Destination Address is an SRVN
Destination
Destination
AddressAddress IPv6Port
10.5.1.154 5060
MTP Preferred Originating Codec711ulaw
BLF Presence GroupStandard Presence group
SIP Trunk Security ProfileNon Secure SIP Trunk Profile
Rerouting Calling Search Space< None >
Out-Of-Dialog Refer Calling Search Space< None >
SUBSCRIBE Calling Search Space< None >
SIP ProfileStandard SIP Profile
DTMF Signaling MethodNo Preference
Normalization Script Info
Script< None >
Enable TraceN
Parameters
< No records found >
Recording Information
Recording Information< None >
Geolocation Configuration
Geolocation< None >
Geolocation Filter< None >
Send Geolocation InformationN
SIPTrunk_EMCC
Device Information
ProductSIP Trunk
Device ProtocolSIP
Descriptiondesc SIPTrunk_EMCC
Device PoolDP_Perth
Common Device Configuration< None >
Call ClassificationUse System Default
Media Resource Group List< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group< None >
Trunk Service TypeExtension Mobility Cross Cluster
Tunneled ProtocolQSIG
QSIG VariantNo Changes
ASN.1 ROSE OID EncodingNo Changes
Packet Capture ModeNone
Packet Capture Duration0
Media Termination Point RequiredN
Retry Video Call as AudioY
Path Replacement SupportY
Transmit UTF-8 for Calling Party NameN
Transmit UTF-8 Names in QSIG APDUN
Unattended PortN
SRTP AllowedN
Consider Traffic on This Trunk SecureWhen using both sRTP and TLS
Route Class Signaling EnabledDefault
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
PSTN AccessN
Intercompany Media Engine
E.164 Transformation Profile< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
Confidential Access Mode< None >
Confidential Access Level< None >
Call Routing Information
Remote-Party-IdY
Asserted-IdentityY
Asserted-TypeDefault
SIP PrivacyDefault
Call Routing Information - Inbound Calls
Significant DigitsAll
Connected Line ID PresentationDefault
Connected Name PresentationDefault
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
Prefix DN
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - InboundN
Incoming Calling Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Incoming Called Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Connected Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Called Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party SelectionOriginator
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Calling Name PresentationDefault
Calling and Connected Party Info FormatDeliver DN only in connected party
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - OutboundN
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Redirecting Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls - Caller Information
Caller ID DN1111
Caller Name22222
Maintain Original Caller ID DN and Caller Name in Identity HeadersN
SIP Information
MTP Preferred Originating Codec711ulaw
BLF Presence GroupStandard Presence group
SIP Trunk Security ProfileNon Secure SIP Trunk Profile
Rerouting Calling Search Space< None >
Out-Of-Dialog Refer Calling Search Space< None >
SUBSCRIBE Calling Search Space< None >
SIP ProfileStandard SIP Profile For Cisco VCS
DTMF Signaling MethodNo Preference
Normalization Script Info
ScriptHCS-PCV-PAI-passthrough
Enable TraceN
Parameters
Parameters
OrderParameter NameParameter Value
1p1p1v
Recording Information
Recording Information< None >
Geolocation Configuration
Geolocation< None >
Geolocation Filter< None >
Send Geolocation InformationY
TestTrunkCreationforLOG
Device Information
ProductSIP Trunk
Device ProtocolSIP
Description
Device PoolDP_3
Common Device Configuration< None >
Call ClassificationUse System Default
Media Resource Group List< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group< None >
Trunk Service TypeNone(Default)
Tunneled ProtocolNone
QSIG VariantNo Changes
ASN.1 ROSE OID EncodingNo Changes
Packet Capture ModeNone
Packet Capture Duration0
Media Termination Point RequiredN
Retry Video Call as AudioY
Path Replacement SupportN
Transmit UTF-8 for Calling Party NameN
Transmit UTF-8 Names in QSIG APDUN
Unattended PortN
SRTP AllowedN
Consider Traffic on This Trunk SecureWhen using both sRTP and TLS
Route Class Signaling EnabledDefault
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
PSTN AccessN
Run On All Active Unified CM NodesN
Intercompany Media Engine
E.164 Transformation Profile< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
Confidential Access Mode< None >
Confidential Access Level< None >
Call Routing Information
Remote-Party-IdY
Asserted-IdentityY
Asserted-TypeDefault
SIP PrivacyDefault
Call Routing Information - Inbound Calls
Significant DigitsAll
Connected Line ID PresentationDefault
Connected Name PresentationDefault
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
Prefix DN
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - InboundN
Incoming Calling Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Incoming Called Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Connected Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Called Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party SelectionOriginator
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Calling Name PresentationDefault
Calling and Connected Party Info FormatDeliver DN only in connected party
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - OutboundN
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Redirecting Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls - Caller Information
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Maintain Original Caller ID DN and Caller Name in Identity HeadersN
SIP Information
Destination Address is an SRVN
Destination
Destination
AddressAddress IPv6Port
10.5.1.150 5060
MTP Preferred Originating Codec711ulaw
BLF Presence GroupStandard Presence group
SIP Trunk Security ProfileNon Secure SIP Trunk Profile
Rerouting Calling Search Space< None >
Out-Of-Dialog Refer Calling Search Space< None >
SUBSCRIBE Calling Search Space< None >
SIP ProfileStandard SIP Profile
DTMF Signaling MethodNo Preference
Normalization Script Info
Script< None >
Enable TraceN
Parameters
< No records found >
Recording Information
Recording Information< None >
Geolocation Configuration
Geolocation< None >
Geolocation Filter< None >
Send Geolocation InformationN
Trunk_Exchange
Device Information
ProductSIP Trunk
Device ProtocolSIP
Description
Device PoolDP_2
Common Device Configuration< None >
Call ClassificationUse System Default
Media Resource Group List< None >
LocationHub_None
AAR Group< None >
Trunk Service TypeNone(Default)
Tunneled ProtocolNone
QSIG VariantNo Changes
ASN.1 ROSE OID EncodingNo Changes
Packet Capture ModeNone
Packet Capture Duration0
Media Termination Point RequiredN
Retry Video Call as AudioY
Path Replacement SupportN
Transmit UTF-8 for Calling Party NameN
Transmit UTF-8 Names in QSIG APDUN
Unattended PortN
SRTP AllowedN
Consider Traffic on This Trunk SecureWhen using both sRTP and TLS
Route Class Signaling EnabledDefault
Use Trusted Relay PointDefault
PSTN AccessN
Run On All Active Unified CM NodesN
Intercompany Media Engine
E.164 Transformation Profile< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
Confidential Access Mode< None >
Confidential Access Level< None >
Call Routing Information
Remote-Party-IdY
Asserted-IdentityY
Asserted-TypeDefault
SIP PrivacyDefault
Call Routing Information - Inbound Calls
Significant DigitsAll
Connected Line ID PresentationDefault
Connected Name PresentationDefault
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
Prefix DN
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - InboundN
Incoming Calling Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Incoming Called Party Settings
Incoming NumberDefault / / < None > / Y
Connected Party Settings
Connected Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Connected Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls
Called Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Called Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Calling Party Transformation CSSY
Calling Party SelectionOriginator
Calling Line ID PresentationDefault
Calling Name PresentationDefault
Calling and Connected Party Info FormatDeliver DN only in connected party
Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery - OutboundN
Redirecting Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use Device Pool Redirecting Party Transformation CSSY
Call Routing Information - Outbound Calls - Caller Information
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Maintain Original Caller ID DN and Caller Name in Identity HeadersN
SIP Information
Destination Address is an SRVN
Destination
Destination
AddressAddress IPv6Port
10.5.1.166 5060
MTP Preferred Originating Codec711ulaw
BLF Presence GroupStandard Presence group
SIP Trunk Security ProfileNon Secure SIP Trunk Profile
Rerouting Calling Search Space< None >
Out-Of-Dialog Refer Calling Search Space< None >
SUBSCRIBE Calling Search Space< None >
SIP ProfileStandard SIP Profile
DTMF Signaling MethodNo Preference
Normalization Script Info
Script< None >
Enable TraceN
Parameters
< No records found >
Recording Information
Recording Information< None >
Geolocation Configuration
Geolocation< None >
Geolocation Filter< None >
Send Geolocation InformationN

5.181 Remote Destination

Remote destinations represent the cellular (or other phones) that are able to accept transfers from the user's desktop phone and can be used to initiate calls using Mobile Voice Access.

5.181.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Remote Destinationsame6060000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.181.2 Comparison Results

Remote Destination
NameDestination NumberRemote Destination InformationRDP Line Association
  
Remote Destination Information
Owner User IDaberg
Enable Unified Mobility featuresY
Remote Destination ProfileRDP_aberg
Single Number Reach Voicemail PolicyUse System Default
Enable Single Number ReachY
Enable Move to MobileY
Enable Extend and ConnectN
CTI Remote Device< None >
Timer Information
Wait before ringing when business line is dialed4.0s
Prevent voicemail by time delay1.5s
Stop ringing this phone after19.0s
Ring Schedule
RingScheduleAll the time
Time ZoneEtc/GMT
When receiving a call
CriteriaAlways ring this destination
RDP Line Association
LineLine Association
Line[1] - 4008 in P_Sydney_1Y
Line[1] - 4008 in P_Sydney_1Y
BOTRD-TEMplate888886
Remote Destination Information
Owner User IDUser_template
Enable Unified Mobility featuresY
Remote Destination ProfileBOT-ANDROID
Single Number Reach Voicemail PolicyUse System Default
Enable Single Number ReachY
Enable Move to MobileY
Enable Extend and ConnectN
CTI Remote Device< None >
Timer Information
Wait before ringing when business line is dialed4.0s
Prevent voicemail by time delay1.5s
Stop ringing this phone after19.0s
Ring Schedule
RingScheduleAll the time
Time ZoneEtc/GMT
When receiving a call
CriteriaAlways ring this destination
RDP Line Association
LineLine Association
Line[1] - 123456 in P_1Y
Destination004411112222
Remote Destination Information
Owner User IDceastwood
Enable Unified Mobility featuresY
Remote Destination ProfileRDP_ceastwood
Single Number Reach Voicemail PolicyUse System Default
Enable Single Number ReachY
Enable Move to MobileY
Enable Extend and ConnectN
CTI Remote Device< None >
Timer Information
Wait before ringing when business line is dialed4.0s
Prevent voicemail by time delay1.5s
Stop ringing this phone after19.0s
Ring Schedule
RingScheduleAll the time
Time ZoneEtc/GMT
When receiving a call
CriteriaAlways ring this destination
< No records found >
RD-TCT1888885
Remote Destination Information
Owner User IDUser_template
Enable Unified Mobility featuresY
Remote Destination ProfileTCT-IPHONE
Single Number Reach Voicemail PolicyUse System Default
Enable Single Number ReachY
Enable Move to MobileY
Enable Extend and ConnectN
CTI Remote Device< None >
Timer Information
Wait before ringing when business line is dialed4.0s
Prevent voicemail by time delay1.5s
Stop ringing this phone after19.0s
Ring Schedule
RingScheduleAll the time
Time ZoneEtc/GMT
When receiving a call
CriteriaAlways ring this destination
RDP Line Association
LineLine Association
Line[1] - 123456 in P_1Y
RD15555555
Remote Destination Information
Owner User IDUser_template
Enable Unified Mobility featuresY
Remote Destination ProfileRDP_template
Single Number Reach Voicemail PolicyUse System Default
Enable Single Number ReachY
Enable Move to MobileY
Enable Extend and ConnectN
CTI Remote Device< None >
Timer Information
Wait before ringing when business line is dialed4.0s
Prevent voicemail by time delay1.5s
Stop ringing this phone after19.0s
Ring Schedule
RingScheduleAll the time
Time ZoneEtc/GMT
When receiving a call
CriteriaAlways ring this destination
RDP Line Association
LineLine Association
Line[1] - 40000 in < None >Y
RD_Berg4486237
Remote Destination Information
Owner User IDaberg
Enable Unified Mobility featuresY
Remote Destination ProfileRDP_aberg
Single Number Reach Voicemail PolicyUse System Default
Enable Single Number ReachY
Enable Move to MobileY
Enable Extend and ConnectN
CTI Remote Device< None >
Timer Information
Wait before ringing when business line is dialed4.0s
Prevent voicemail by time delay1.5s
Stop ringing this phone after19.0s
Ring Schedule
RingScheduleAll the time
Time ZoneEtc/GMT
When receiving a call
CriteriaAlways ring this destination
RDP Line Association
LineLine Association
Line[1] - 4008 in P_Sydney_1Y
Line[1] - 4008 in P_Sydney_1Y

5.182 Device Defaults

Device defaults set the default characteristics of each type of device that registers with a Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM). The device defaults for a device type apply to all auto-registered devices of that type within a CUCM cluster.

When a device auto-registers with a Cisco Unified Communications Manager, it acquires the device default settings for its device type. After a device registers, you can update its configuration individually to change the device settings.

5.182.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Device Defaultssame18701870000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.182.2 Comparison Results

Device Defaults
Device TypeProtocolLoadDevice PoolPhone Template
7914 14-Button Line Expansion ModuleSCCPS00105000400Default 
7915 12-Button Line Expansion ModuleProtocol Not SpecifiedB015-1-0-4-2Default 
7915 24-Button Line Expansion ModuleProtocol Not SpecifiedB015-1-0-4-2Default 
7916 12-Button Line Expansion ModuleProtocol Not SpecifiedB016-1-0-4-2Default 
7916 24-Button Line Expansion ModuleProtocol Not SpecifiedB016-1-0-4-2Default 
Analog AccessProtocol Not SpecifiedA001C030Default 
Analog Access WS-X6624Protocol Not SpecifiedA00204000013Default 
Analog PhoneSCCP DefaultStandard Analog
CKEM 36-Button Line Expansion ModuleProtocol Not Specified Default 
CTI Remote DeviceCTI Remote Device Default 
Carrier-integrated MobileSIP DefaultStandard Carrier-integrated Mobile
Cisco 12 SSCCP DefaultStandard 12 S
Cisco 12 SPSCCP DefaultStandard 12 SP
Cisco 12 SP+SCCP DefaultStandard 12 SP+
Cisco 30 SP+SCCP DefaultStandard 30 SP+
Cisco 30 VIPSCCP DefaultStandard 30 VIP
Cisco 3905SIPCP3905.9-4-1SR2-2DefaultStandard 3905 SIP
Cisco 3911SIPSIP3951.8-1-4aDefaultStandard 3911 SIP
Cisco 3951SIPSIP3951.8-1-4aDefaultStandard 3951 SIP
Cisco 6901SCCPSCCP6901.9-3-1-SR2-2DefaultStandard 6901 SCCP
Cisco 6901SIPSIP6901.9-3-1-SR2-3DefaultStandard 6901 SIP
Cisco 6911SCCPSCCP6911.9-3-1-SR2-3DefaultStandard 6911 SCCP
Cisco 6911SIPSIP6911.9-3-1-SR2-4DefaultStandard 6911 SIP
Cisco 6921SCCPSCCP69xx.9-4-1-3SR2DefaultStandard 6921 SCCP
Cisco 6921SIPSIP69xx.9-4-1-3SR2DefaultStandard 6921 SIP
Cisco 6941SCCPSCCP69xx.9-4-1-3SR2DefaultStandard 6941 SCCP
Cisco 6941SIPSIP69xx.9-4-1-3SR2DefaultStandard 6941 SIP
Cisco 6945SCCPSCCP6945.9-4-1-3SR2DefaultStandard 6945 SCCP
Cisco 6945SIPSIP6945.9-4-1-3SR2DefaultStandard 6945 SIP
Cisco 6961SCCPSCCP69xx.9-4-1-3SR2DefaultStandard 6961 SCCP
Cisco 6961SIPSIP69xx.9-4-1-3SR2DefaultStandard 6961 SIP
Cisco 7811SIPsip78xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 7811 SIP
Cisco 7821SIPsip78xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 7821 SIP
Cisco 7841SIPsip78xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 7841 SIP
Cisco 7861SIPsip78xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 7861 SIP
Cisco 7902SCCPCP7902080002SCCP060817ADefaultStandard 7902
Cisco 7905SCCPCP7905080003SCCP070409ADefaultStandard 7905 SCCP
Cisco 7905SIPCP7905080001SIP060412ADefaultStandard 7905 SIP
Cisco 7906SCCPSCCP11.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7906
Cisco 7906SIPSIP11.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7906 SIP
Cisco 7910SCCPP00405000700DefaultStandard 7910
Cisco 7911SCCPSCCP11.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7911
Cisco 7911SIPSIP11.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7911 SIP
Cisco 7912SCCPCP7912080004SCCP080108ADefaultStandard 7912 SCCP
Cisco 7912SIPCP7912080001SIP060412ADefaultStandard 7912 SIP
Cisco 7920SCCPcmterm_7920.4.0-03-02DefaultStandard 7920
Cisco 7921SCCPCP7921G-1.4.6.3DefaultStandard 7921 SCCP
Cisco 7925SCCPCP7925G-1.4.8.4DefaultStandard 7925 SCCP
Cisco 7926SCCPCP7926G-1.4.8.4DefaultStandard 7926 SCCP
Cisco 7931SCCPSCCP31.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7931 SCCP
Cisco 7931SIPSIP31.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7931 SIP
Cisco 7935SCCPP00503021900DefaultStandard 7935
Cisco 7936SCCPcmterm_7936.3-3-21-0DefaultStandard 7936
Cisco 7937SCCPapps37sccp.1-4-5-7DefaultStandard 7937
Cisco 7940SCCPP0030801SR02DefaultStandard 7940 SCCP
Cisco 7940SIPP0S3-8-12-00DefaultStandard 7940 SIP
Cisco 7941SCCPSCCP41.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7941 SCCP
Cisco 7941SIPSIP41.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7941 SIP
Cisco 7941G-GESCCPSCCP41.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7941G-GE SCCP
Cisco 7941G-GESIPSIP41.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7941G-GE SIP
Cisco 7942SCCPSCCP42.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7942G SCCP
Cisco 7942SIPSIP42.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7942G SIP
Cisco 7945SCCPSCCP45.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7945 SCCP
Cisco 7945SIPSIP45.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7945 SIP
Cisco 7960SCCPP0030801SR02DefaultStandard 7960 SCCP
Cisco 7960SIPP0S3-8-12-00DefaultStandard 7960 SIP
Cisco 7961SCCPSCCP41.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7961 SCCP
Cisco 7961SIPSIP41.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7961 SIP
Cisco 7961G-GESCCPSCCP41.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7961G-GE SCCP
Cisco 7961G-GESIPSIP41.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7961G-GE SIP
Cisco 7962SCCPSCCP42.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7962G SCCP
Cisco 7962SIPSIP42.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7962G SIP
Cisco 7965SCCPSCCP45.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7965 SCCP
Cisco 7965SIPSIP45.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7965 SIP
Cisco 7970SCCPSCCP70.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7970 SCCP
Cisco 7970SIPSIP70.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7970 SIP
Cisco 7971SCCPSCCP70.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7971 SCCP
Cisco 7971SIPSIP70.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7971 SIP
Cisco 7975SCCPSCCP75.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7975 SCCP
Cisco 7975SIPSIP75.9-4-2SR2-2SDefaultStandard 7975 SIP
Cisco 7985SCCPcmterm_7985.4-1-7-0DefaultStandard 7985
Cisco 8811SIPsip88xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 8811 SIP
Cisco 8821SIP DefaultStandard 8821 SIP
Cisco 8831SIPsip8831.10-3-1SR2-2DefaultStandard 8831 SIP
Cisco 8841SIPsip88xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 8841 SIP
Cisco 8845SIPsip8845_65.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 8845 SIP
Cisco 8851SIPsip88xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 8851 SIP
Cisco 8851NRSIPsip88xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 8851NR SIP
Cisco 8861SIPsip88xx.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 8861 SIP
Cisco 8865SIPsip8845_65.11-5-1-18DefaultStandard 8865 SIP
Cisco 8865NRSIP DefaultStandard 8865NR SIP
Cisco 8941SCCPSCCP894x.9-4-2SR3-1DefaultStandard 8941 SCCP
Cisco 8941SIPSIP894x.9-4-2SR3-1DefaultStandard 8941 SIP
Cisco 8945SCCPSCCP894x.9-4-2SR3-1DefaultStandard 8945 SCCP
Cisco 8945SIPSIP894x.9-4-2SR3-1DefaultStandard 8945 SIP
Cisco 8961SIPsip8961.9-4-2SR2-2DefaultStandard 8961 SIP
Cisco 9951SIPsip9951.9-4-2SR2-2DefaultStandard 9951 SIP
Cisco 9971SIPsip9971.9-4-2SR2-2DefaultStandard 9971 SIP
Cisco ATA 186SCCPATA030204SCCP090202ADefaultStandard ATA 186
Cisco ATA 187SIPATA187.9-2-3-1DefaultStandard ATA 187 SIP
Cisco ATA 190SIPATA190.1-2-2-003DefaultStandard ATA 190 SIP
Cisco CiusSIP DefaultStandard Cius SIP
Cisco Cius SPSIP DefaultStandard Cius SP SIP
Cisco DX650SIP DefaultCisco DX650 SIP
Cisco DX70SIP DefaultCisco DX70 SIP
Cisco DX80SIP DefaultCisco DX80 SIP
Cisco Dual Mode for AndroidSIP DefaultStandard Dual Mode for Android
Cisco Dual Mode for iPhoneSIP DefaultStandard Dual Mode for iPhone
Cisco E20SIP DefaultStandard E20
Cisco IP CommunicatorSCCP DefaultStandard CIPC SCCP
Cisco IP CommunicatorSIP DefaultStandard CIPC SIP
Cisco Jabber for TabletSIP DefaultStandard Jabber for Tablet
Cisco Spark Remote DeviceCTI Remote Device Default 
Cisco TelePresenceSIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence
Cisco TelePresence 1000SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_1000
Cisco TelePresence 1100SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_1100
Cisco TelePresence 1300-47SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_1300-47
Cisco TelePresence 1300-65SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_1300
Cisco TelePresence 200SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_200
Cisco TelePresence 3000SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_3000
Cisco TelePresence 3200SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_3200
Cisco TelePresence 400SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_400
Cisco TelePresence 500-32SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_500-32
Cisco TelePresence 500-37SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_500
Cisco TelePresence Codec C40SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Codec C40
Cisco TelePresence Codec C60SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence C60 Codec
Cisco TelePresence Codec C90SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Codec C90
Cisco TelePresence DX70SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence DX70
Cisco TelePresence DX80SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence DX80
Cisco TelePresence EX60SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence EX60
Cisco TelePresence EX90SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence EX90
Cisco TelePresence IX5000SIP DefaultCisco_TelePresence_IX5000
Cisco TelePresence MX200SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence MX200
Cisco TelePresence MX200 G2SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence MX200 G2
Cisco TelePresence MX300SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence MX300
Cisco TelePresence MX300 G2SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence MX300 G2
Cisco TelePresence MX700SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence MX700
Cisco TelePresence MX800SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence MX800
Cisco TelePresence MX800 DualSIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence MX800 Dual
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C20)SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C20)
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C40)SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C40)
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C60)SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C60)
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C40)SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C40)
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C60)SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C60)
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 Dual (C60)SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 Dual (C60)
Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 (C60)SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 (C60)
Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 Dual (C90)SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 Dual (C90)
Cisco TelePresence Quick Set C20SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence Quick Set C20
Cisco TelePresence SX10SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence SX10
Cisco TelePresence SX20SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence SX20
Cisco TelePresence SX80SIP DefaultStandard Cisco TelePresence SX80
Cisco TelePresence TX1310-65SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_1310-65
Cisco TelePresence TX9000SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_TX9000
Cisco TelePresence TX9200SIP DefaultStandard_Cisco_TelePresence_TX9200
Cisco Unified Client Services FrameworkSIP DefaultStandard Client Services Framework
Cisco Unified Communications for RTXSIP DefaultStandard Communications for RTX
Cisco Unified Mobile CommunicatorMobile Smart Client DefaultStandard Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator
Cisco Unified Personal CommunicatorSIP DefaultStandard Unified Communicator SIP
Cisco VGC PhoneSCCP DefaultStandard VGC Phone
Cisco VGC Virtual PhoneSCCP DefaultDefault VGC Virtual Phone Template
Cisco VXC 6215SIP DefaultStandard Cisco VXC 6215
Conference BridgeProtocol Not Specified Default 
Conference Bridge WS-X6608Protocol Not SpecifiedC00104000003Default 
Digital AccessProtocol Not SpecifiedD001M022Default 
Digital Access WS-X6608Protocol Not SpecifiedD00404000032Default 
Digital Access+Protocol Not SpecifiedD00303010033Default 
Generic Desktop Video EndpointSIP DefaultGeneric Desktop Video Endpoint
Generic Multiple Screen Room SystemSIP DefaultGeneric Multiple Screen Room System
Generic Single Screen Room SystemSIP DefaultGeneric Single Screen Room System
H.323 PhoneSCCP Default 
IMS-integrated Mobile (Basic)SIP DefaultStandard IMS-integrated Mobile (Basic)
IP-STESCCP DefaultStandard IP-STE
ISDN BRI PhoneSCCP DefaultISDN BRI Phone
Load SimulatorProtocol Not Specified Default 
MGCP StationProtocol Not Specified Default 
MGCP TrunkProtocol Not Specified Default 
Media Termination PointProtocol Not Specified Default 
Media Termination Point HardwareProtocol Not SpecifiedM00104000006Default 
Motorola CN622Static SIP Mobile Subscriber DefaultStandardCN622
Nokia S60SCCP DefaultStandard Nokia S60 SCCP
SCCP gateway virtual phoneProtocol Not Specified Default 
Third-party AS-SIP EndpointSIP DefaultThird-party AS-SIP Endpoint
Third-party SIP Device (Advanced)SIP DefaultThird-party SIP Device (Advanced)
Third-party SIP Device (Basic)SIP DefaultThird-party SIP Device (Basic)
Transnova S3SIP DefaultStandard S3
Universal Device TemplateSIP DefaultUniversal Device Template Button Layout
VKEM 36-Button Line Expansion ModuleProtocol Not Specified Default 

5.183 Firmware Load Information

The Firmware Load Information in Cisco Unified Communications Manager locates devices that are not using the default firmware load for their device type.

Each device can have an individually assigned firmware load that overrides the default.

5.183.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Firmware Load Informationsame16001600000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.183.2 Comparison Results

Firmware Load Information
Device TypeDevice Not Using Default Load
7914 14-Button Line Expansion Module< None >
7915 12-Button Line Expansion Module< None >
7915 24-Button Line Expansion Module< None >
7916 12-Button Line Expansion Module< None >
7916 24-Button Line Expansion Module< None >
Analog Access< None >
Analog Access WS-X6624< None >
Analog Phone< None >
CTI Remote Device< None >
Carrier-integrated Mobile< None >
Cisco 12 S< None >
Cisco 12 SP< None >
Cisco 12 SP+< None >
Cisco 30 SP+< None >
Cisco 30 VIP< None >
Cisco 3905< None >
Cisco 3911< None >
Cisco 3951< None >
Cisco 6901< None >
Cisco 6911< None >
Cisco 6921< None >
Cisco 6941< None >
Cisco 6945< None >
Cisco 6961< None >
Cisco 7811< None >
Cisco 7821< None >
Cisco 7841< None >
Cisco 7861< None >
Cisco 7902< None >
Cisco 7905< None >
Cisco 7906< None >
Cisco 7910< None >
Cisco 7911< None >
Cisco 7912< None >
Cisco 7920< None >
Cisco 7921< None >
Cisco 7925< None >
Cisco 7926< None >
Cisco 7931< None >
Cisco 7935< None >
Cisco 7936< None >
Cisco 7937< None >
Cisco 7940< None >
Cisco 7941< None >
Cisco 7941G-GE< None >
Cisco 7942< None >
Cisco 7945< None >
Cisco 7960< None >
Cisco 7961< None >
Cisco 7961G-GE< None >
Cisco 7962< None >
Cisco 7965< None >
Cisco 7970< None >
Cisco 7971< None >
Cisco 7975< None >
Cisco 7985< None >
Cisco 8811< None >
Cisco 8821< None >
Cisco 8831< None >
Cisco 8841< None >
Cisco 8845< None >
Cisco 8851< None >
Cisco 8851NR< None >
Cisco 8861< None >
Cisco 8865< None >
Cisco 8865NR< None >
Cisco 8941< None >
Cisco 8945< None >
Cisco 8961< None >
Cisco 9951< None >
Cisco 9971< None >
Cisco ATA 186< None >
Cisco ATA 187< None >
Cisco ATA 190< None >
Cisco Cius< None >
Cisco Cius SP< None >
Cisco Conference Bridge (WS-SVC-CMM)< None >
Cisco DX650< None >
Cisco DX70< None >
Cisco DX80< None >
Cisco Dual Mode for Android< None >
Cisco Dual Mode for iPhone< None >
Cisco E20< None >
Cisco IOS Conference Bridge (HDV2)< None >
Cisco IOS Guaranteed Audio Video Conference Bridge< None >
Cisco IOS Heterogeneous Video Conference Bridge< None >
Cisco IOS Homogeneous Video Conference Bridge< None >
Cisco IOS Media Termination Point (HDV2)< None >
Cisco IOS Software Media Termination Point (HDV2)< None >
Cisco IP Communicator< None >
Cisco Jabber for Tablet< None >
Cisco Media Server (WS-SVC-CMM-MS)< None >
Cisco Media Termination Point (WS-SVC-CMM)< None >
Cisco Spark Remote Device< None >
Cisco TelePresence 1000< None >
Cisco TelePresence 1100< None >
Cisco TelePresence 1300-47< None >
Cisco TelePresence 1300-65< None >
Cisco TelePresence 3000< None >
Cisco TelePresence 3200< None >
Cisco TelePresence 500-32< None >
Cisco TelePresence 500-37< None >
Cisco TelePresence Codec C40< None >
Cisco TelePresence Codec C60< None >
Cisco TelePresence Codec C90< None >
Cisco TelePresence DX70< None >
Cisco TelePresence DX80< None >
Cisco TelePresence EX60< None >
Cisco TelePresence EX90< None >
Cisco TelePresence IX5000< None >
Cisco TelePresence MX200< None >
Cisco TelePresence MX200 G2< None >
Cisco TelePresence MX300< None >
Cisco TelePresence MX300 G2< None >
Cisco TelePresence MX700< None >
Cisco TelePresence MX800< None >
Cisco TelePresence MX800 Dual< None >
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C20)< None >
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C40)< None >
Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C60)< None >
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C40)< None >
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C60)< None >
Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 Dual (C60)< None >
Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 (C60)< None >
Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 Dual (C90)< None >
Cisco TelePresence Quick Set C20< None >
Cisco TelePresence SX10< None >
Cisco TelePresence SX20< None >
Cisco TelePresence SX80< None >
Cisco TelePresence TX1310-65< None >
Cisco TelePresence TX9000< None >
Cisco TelePresence TX9200< None >
Cisco Unified Client Services Framework< None >
Cisco Unified Communications for RTX< None >
Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator< None >
Cisco Unified Personal Communicator< None >
Cisco VGC Phone< None >
Cisco VGC Virtual Phone< None >
Cisco VXC 6215< None >
Cisco Video Conference Bridge (IPVC-35xx)< None >
Conference Bridge< None >
Conference Bridge WS-X6608< None >
Digital Access< None >
Digital Access WS-X6608< None >
Generic Desktop Video Endpoint< None >
Generic Multiple Screen Room System< None >
Generic Single Screen Room System< None >
H.323 Phone< None >
IMS-integrated Mobile (Basic)< None >
IP-STE< None >
ISDN BRI Phone< None >
Load Simulator< None >
MGCP Station< None >
MGCP Trunk< None >
Media Termination Point< None >
Media Termination Point Hardware< None >
Motorola CN622< None >
SCCP gateway virtual phone< None >
Third-party AS-SIP Endpoint< None >
Transnova S3< None >

5.184 Default Device Profile

Use the default device profile for whenever a user logs on to a phone model for which no user device profile exists. To create a default device profile for each phone model that supports Cisco Extension Mobility, use the Default Device Profile Configuration window. The maximum number of default device profiles cannot exceed the number of phone models that support Cisco Extension Mobility.

For example, a user logs on to a Cisco Unified IP Phone 7960, for which there is a user device profile. The user device profile for the user gets downloaded to the phone to which the user logged on. Later, the same user logs on to a Cisco Unified IP Phone 7940, for which he does not have a user device profile. In this case, the default device profile for the 7940 gets downloaded to the phone.

A default device profile comprises the set of attributes (services and/or features) that are associated with a particular device. Device profiles include device type, user locale, phone button template, softkey template, multilevel precedence and preemption (MLPP) information, and IP phone services.

5.184.1 Comparison Statistics

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Default Device Profilesame150150000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.184.2 Comparison Results

Default Device Configuration
ModelProtocolDetails
Cisco 6941SCCP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFora6dd7c49-7da5-4d78-a5f1-242295c3eaf
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateStandard 6941 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 7821SIP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor9700cb9d-1801-e802-f81e-388aacf714f
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateStandard 7821 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 7841SIP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor843bfbcb-1b76-4361-aa36-2cf9d11956d
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 7861SIP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileForcd13b68e-7d76-4d13-8659-9567e8e50d8
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateStandard 7861 SIP
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 7931SCCP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor34a391b7-9e42-4e7b-810d-b3545afe191
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateSEP108CCF7469E3-SCCP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Single Button BargeDefault
Join Across LinesDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 7940SCCP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor30c4ca6d-07c9-4f39-b512-688df7b19a3
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateSEP0014A85EC518-SCCP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Join Across LinesDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 7942SCCP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor59a3736f-2e4d-4382-8d14-d3d045a7246
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Single Button BargeDefault
Join Across LinesDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 7945SCCP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFord5bd9cdf-71cb-4a29-824a-e06d848c276
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Single Button BargeDefault
Join Across LinesDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 7965SCCP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor4f592443-140f-4b36-8a0b-dae913a7f69
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button Template7965 with 7915 24key
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Single Button BargeDefault
Join Across LinesDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 8841SIP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileForcad6ebd6-36b8-4ea0-9f3f-2c2481d81d4
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 8851SIP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor1acb08f6-99d3-4a86-b9f0-cf2ac202982
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 8865SIP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileForde7deafb-6d3c-41e2-a6f6-f0fee92fc3f
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateUniversal Device Template Button Layout
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 8941SCCP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor7180fe76-275c-4180-b32d-2c5a5508bc3
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button Template8841 SIP -4L
Softkey TemplateStandard User w HL login
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 9951SIP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor7a7adb8d-720f-490e-a88f-5dc17071035
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateSEP04C5A44D2C77-SIP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault
Cisco 9971SIP
Default Device Profile Information
NameModelProfileFor95367829-558f-446f-b254-d0932facd11
Description
User MOH Audio Source< None >
User Locale< None >
Phone Button TemplateSEP08CC6830C21C-SIP-Individual Template
Softkey Template< None >
PrivacyDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call Alert< None >
Extension Mobility Cross Cluster CSS< None >
MLPP and Confidential Access Level Information
MLPP Domain< None >
MLPP IndicationDefault
MLPP PreemptionDefault

5.185 Device Profile Filter

This report has been generated with the following filter applied.If there is a filter configured, not all objects may be be listed.


5.185.1 Comparison Statistics

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Device Profile Filtersame0000010100Compare okNo changes found.

5.185.2 Comparison Results

Device Profile filter(s)
FilterNo Filter is defined

5.186 Cisco 7945 (5)

5.186.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 7945 (5)same5050000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.186.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7945
Device ProfileBase settingsLines
UDP_ajolie
Descriptionajolie [Angelina Jolie]
ModelCisco 7945
ProtocolSCCP
Button TemplateStandard 7945 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14015P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatAngelina Jolie - 4015 0290004XXX 4/2UnityConnection/ CSS_3VMVM 
UDP_akutcher
Descriptionakutcher [Ashton Kutcher] Actors
ModelCisco 7945
ProtocolSCCP
Button TemplateStandard 7945 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 1\+13863666401PA_CWIDE_LineCSS_Sydney_InternNatAshton Kutcher - 4001 0290004XXX 4/2UnityConnection/ < None >VMVM 
Line 2\+13863666402PA_CWIDE_Line< None >    4/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
UDP_asterix
Descriptionasterix [Asterix TheGaulois]
ModelCisco 7945
ProtocolSCCP
Button TemplateStandard 7945 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14012P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatAsterix TheGaulois - 4012 0290004XXXN14/2UnityConnection/ < None >VMVM 
UDP_bbreu
Descriptionbbreu [Beat Breu]
ModelCisco 7945
ProtocolSCCP
Button TemplateStandard 7945 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 1\+12345674004P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatBeat Breu - 4004 0290004XXX 4/2UnityConnection/ < None >VMVM 
UDP_bpitt
Descriptionbpitt [Brad Pitt] Brad Pitt GmbH
ModelCisco 7945
ProtocolSCCP
Button TemplateStandard 7945 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14014P_Sydney_1CSS_Sydney_InternNatBrad Pitt - 4014 0290004XXX 4/2UnityConnection/ < None >VMVM 

5.187 Cisco 7965 (2)

5.187.1 Comparison Statistics

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Cisco 7965 (2)same2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.187.2 Comparison Results

Cisco 7965
Device ProfileBase settingsLines
UDP_elled
DescriptionElle Diess
ModelCisco 7965
ProtocolSCCP
Button TemplateStandard 7965 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 14001P_SydneyCSS_SydneyElle Diess -Elle Diess  4/2UnityConnection/ < None >VMVM 
UDP_jwinnie
Description
ModelCisco 7965
ProtocolSCCP
Button TemplateStandard 7965 SCCP
Softkey Template< None >
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
Line 18501P_PerthCSS_PerthJoe Winnie - 8501Joe Winnie  4/2UnityConnection/ < None >VMVM 

5.188 Subscribed Services

The following table lists the subscribed IP services and parameters for each Device Profile:

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Subscribed Servicessame7070000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.188.2 Comparison Results

Subscribed Services
Device NameService NameASCII Service NameButton NumberIndexLabelASCII LabelP1_NameP1_ValueP2_NameP2_ValueP3_NameP3_ValueP4_NameP4_ValueP5_NameP5_ValueP6_NameP6_Value
UDP_ajolieEM Logout  0EM Logout             
UDP_akutcherEM Logout  0EM Logout             
UDP_asterixEM Logout  0EM Logout             
UDP_bbreuEM Logout  0EM Logout             
UDP_bpittEM Logout  0EM Logout             
UDP_elledEM Logout  0EM Logout             
UDP_jwinnieEM Logout  0EM Logout             

5.189 Speed Dials

The following Speed Dials are configured per Device Profile:


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Speed Dialssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.190 Busy Lamp Field Speed Dials

The following Busy Lamp Field Speed Dials are configured per Device Profile:

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Busy Lamp Field Speed Dialssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.191 Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parks

The following Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parks are configured per Device Profile:

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Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parkssame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

5.191.2 Comparison Results

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5.192 Phone Button Template

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) includes several default phone button templates. When adding phones, you can assign one of these templates to the phones or create a new template.

Creating and using templates provides a fast way to assign a common button configuration to a large number of phones. For example, if users in your company do not use the conference feature, you can create a template that reassigns this button to a different feature, such as speed dial.

5.192.1 Comparison Statistics

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Phone Button Templatenotsame18001800172007200106Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
20 - - DetectedChange 20: Deleted record with key 'SEP000DBC04B235-SCCP-Individual Template' Phone Button Template 

5.192.2 Comparison Results

Phone Button Template
NameModelIsStandardProtocolButton Information
Cisco DX650 SIPCisco DX650YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Redial Redial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial13
Cisco DX70 SIPCisco DX70YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Redial Redial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial5
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial6
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial7
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial8
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial9
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial10
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial11
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial12
Cisco DX80 SIPCisco DX80YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Redial Redial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial5
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial6
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial7
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial8
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial9
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial10
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial11
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial12
Cisco_TelePresence_IX5000Cisco TelePresence IX5000YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Default VGC Virtual Phone TemplateCisco VGC Virtual PhoneYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
Generic Desktop Video EndpointGeneric Desktop Video EndpointYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Line Line
6 Line Line
7 Line Line
8 Line Line
Generic Multiple Screen Room SystemGeneric Multiple Screen Room SystemYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Line Line
6 Line Line
7 Line Line
8 Line Line
Generic Single Screen Room SystemGeneric Single Screen Room SystemYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Line Line
6 Line Line
7 Line Line
8 Line Line
ISDN BRI PhoneISDN BRI PhoneYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard 12 SCisco 12 SYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Redial Redial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
7 Hold Hold
8 Transfer Transfer
9 Forward All Forward All
10 Call Park Call Park
11 Message Waiting Message Waiting
12 Conference Conference
Standard 12 SPCisco 12 SPYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Redial Redial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
7 Hold Hold
8 Transfer Transfer
9 Forward All Forward All
10 Call Park Call Park
11 Message Waiting Message Waiting
12 Conference Conference
Standard 12 SP+Cisco 12 SP+YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Redial Redial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
7 Hold Hold
8 Transfer Transfer
9 Forward All Forward All
10 Call Park Call Park
11 Message Waiting Message Waiting
12 Conference Conference
Standard 30 SP+Cisco 30 SP+YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Line Line 3
4 Line Line 4
5 Call Park Call Park
6 None None
7 None None
8 None None
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
14 Message Waiting Message Waiting
15 Forward All Forward All
16 Conference Conference
17 None None
18 None None
19 None None
20 None None
21 None None
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
26 AEC AEC
Standard 30 VIPCisco 30 VIPYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Line Line 3
4 Line Line 4
5 Call Park Call Park
6 None None
7 None None
8 None None
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
14 Message Waiting Message Waiting
15 Forward All Forward All
16 Conference Conference
17 None None
18 None None
19 None None
20 None None
21 None None
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
Standard 3905 SIPCisco 3905YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard 3911 SIPCisco 3911YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 None None
Standard 3951 SIPCisco 3951YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
Standard 6901 SCCPCisco 6901YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard 6901 SIPCisco 6901YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard 6911 SCCPCisco 6911YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6911 SIPCisco 6911YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6921 SCCPCisco 6921YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6921 SIPCisco 6921YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6941 SCCPCisco 6941YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6941 SIPCisco 6941YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6945 SCCPCisco 6945YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6945 SIPCisco 6945YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6961 SCCPCisco 6961YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Line Line
6 Line Line
7 Line Line
8 Line Line
9 Line Line
10 Line Line
11 Line Line
12 Line Line
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 6961 SIPCisco 6961YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Line Line
6 Line Line
7 Line Line
8 Line Line
9 Line Line
10 Line Line
11 Line Line
12 Line Line
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7811 SIPCisco 7811YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7821 SIPCisco 7821YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7841 SIPCisco 7841YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7861 SIPCisco 7861YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Line Line
6 Line Line
7 Line Line
8 Line Line
9 Line Line
10 Line Line
11 Line Line
12 Line Line
13 Line Line
14 Line Line
15 Line Line
16 Line Line
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7902Cisco 7902YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Hold Hold
7 Settings Settings
Standard 7905 SCCPCisco 7905YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7905 SIPCisco 7905YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
Standard 7906Cisco 7906YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 None None
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7906 SIPCisco 7906YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 None None
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7910Cisco 7910YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Hold Hold
3 Transfer Transfer
4 Settings Settings
5 Message Waiting Message Waiting
6 Conference Conference
7 Forward All Forward All
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
10 Redial Redial
Standard 7911Cisco 7911YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 None None
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7911 SIPCisco 7911YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 None None
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7912 SCCPCisco 7912YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7912 SIPCisco 7912YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
Standard 7920Cisco 7920YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
Standard 7921 SCCPCisco 7921YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7925 SCCPCisco 7925YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7926 SCCPCisco 7926YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7931 SCCPCisco 7931YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Line Line 3
4 Line Line 4
5 Line Line 5
6 Line Line 6
7 Line Line 7
8 Line Line 8
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
13 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 1
14 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 2
15 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 3
16 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 4
17 None None
18 None None
19 None None
20 None None
21 Messages Messages
22 Directories Directories
23 Headset Headset
24 Application Menu Application Menu
Standard 7931 SIPCisco 7931YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Line Line 3
4 Line Line 4
5 Line Line 5
6 Line Line 6
7 Line Line 7
8 Line Line 8
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
13 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 1
14 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 2
15 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 3
16 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 4
17 None None
18 None None
19 None None
20 None None
21 Messages Messages
22 Directories Directories
23 Headset Headset
24 Application Menu Application Menu
Standard 7935Cisco 7935YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
Standard 7936Cisco 7936YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
Standard 7937Cisco 7937YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 None None
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7940 SCCPCisco 7940YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 7940 SIPCisco 7940YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
Standard 7941 SCCPCisco 7941YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard 7941 SIPCisco 7941YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard 7941G-GE SCCPCisco 7941G-GEYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard 7941G-GE SIPCisco 7941G-GEYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard 7942G SCCPCisco 7942YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard 7942G SIPCisco 7942YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard 7945 SCCPCisco 7945YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard 7945 SIPCisco 7945YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard 7960 SCCPCisco 7960YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
Standard 7960 SIPCisco 7960YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Line Line 3
4 Line Line 4
5 Line Line 5
6 Line Line 6
Standard 7961 SCCPCisco 7961YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
Standard 7961 SIPCisco 7961YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
Standard 7961G-GE SCCPCisco 7961G-GEYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
Standard 7961G-GE SIPCisco 7961G-GEYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
Standard 7962G SCCPCisco 7962YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
Standard 7962G SIPCisco 7962YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
Standard 7965 SCCPCisco 7965YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
Standard 7965 SIPCisco 7965YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
Standard 7970 SCCPCisco 7970YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
Standard 7970 SIPCisco 7970YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
Standard 7971 SCCPCisco 7971YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
Standard 7971 SIPCisco 7971YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
Standard 7975 SCCPCisco 7975YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
Standard 7975 SIPCisco 7975YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
Standard 7985Cisco 7985YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8811 SIPCisco 8811YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8821 SIPCisco 8821YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8831 SIPCisco 8831YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 None None
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8841 SIPCisco 8841YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8845 SIPCisco 8845YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8851 SIPCisco 8851YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8851NR SIPCisco 8851NRYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8861 SIPCisco 8861YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8865 SIPCisco 8865YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8865NR SIPCisco 8865NRYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8941 SCCPCisco 8941YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8941 SIPCisco 8941YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8945 SCCPCisco 8945YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8945 SIPCisco 8945YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
Standard 8961 SIPCisco 8961YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
Standard 9951 SIPCisco 9951YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
Standard 9971 SIPCisco 9971YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
Standard ATA 186Cisco ATA 186YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
Standard ATA 187 SIPCisco ATA 187YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
Standard ATA 190 SIPCisco ATA 190YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
Standard AnalogAnalog PhoneYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard CIPC SCCPCisco IP CommunicatorYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
Standard CIPC SIPCisco IP CommunicatorYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
Standard Carrier-integrated MobileCarrier-integrated MobileYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence C60 CodecCisco TelePresence Codec C60YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Codec C40Cisco TelePresence Codec C40YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Codec C90Cisco TelePresence Codec C90YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence DX70Cisco TelePresence DX70YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence DX80Cisco TelePresence DX80YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence EX60Cisco TelePresence EX60YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence EX90Cisco TelePresence EX90YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence MX200Cisco TelePresence MX200YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence MX200 G2Cisco TelePresence MX200 G2YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence MX300Cisco TelePresence MX300YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence MX300 G2Cisco TelePresence MX300 G2YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence MX700Cisco TelePresence MX700YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence MX800Cisco TelePresence MX800YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence MX800 DualCisco TelePresence MX800 DualYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C20)Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C20)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C40)Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C40)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C60)Cisco TelePresence Profile 42 (C60)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C40)Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C40)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C60)Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 (C60)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 Dual (C60)Cisco TelePresence Profile 52 Dual (C60)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 (C60)Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 (C60)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 Dual (C90)Cisco TelePresence Profile 65 Dual (C90)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence Quick Set C20Cisco TelePresence Quick Set C20YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence SX10Cisco TelePresence SX10YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence SX20Cisco TelePresence SX20YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco TelePresence SX80Cisco TelePresence SX80YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cisco Unified Mobile CommunicatorCisco Unified Mobile CommunicatorYMobile Smart Client
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
Standard Cisco VXC 6215Cisco VXC 6215YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Cius SIPCisco CiusYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
Standard Cius SP SIPCisco Cius SPYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
Standard Client Services FrameworkCisco Unified Client Services FrameworkYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Communications for RTXCisco Unified Communications for RTXYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Dual Mode for AndroidCisco Dual Mode for AndroidYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Dual Mode for iPhoneCisco Dual Mode for iPhoneYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard E20Cisco E20YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard IMS-integrated Mobile (Basic)IMS-integrated Mobile (Basic)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard IP-STEIP-STEYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 None None
Standard Jabber for TabletCisco Jabber for TabletYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Nokia S60 SCCPNokia S60YSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Standard S3Transnova S3YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
Standard Unified Communicator SIPCisco Unified Personal CommunicatorYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
Standard Usage ProfileUsage ProfileYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
Standard VGC PhoneCisco VGC PhoneYSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
StandardCN622Motorola CN622YStatic SIP Mobile Subscriber
Button Feature Label
1 None None
2 None None
3 None None
4 None None
5 None None
6 None None
Standard_Cisco_TelePresenceCisco TelePresenceYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_1000Cisco TelePresence 1000YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_1100Cisco TelePresence 1100YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_1300Cisco TelePresence 1300-65YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_1300-47Cisco TelePresence 1300-47YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_1310-65Cisco TelePresence TX1310-65YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_200Cisco TelePresence 200YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_3000Cisco TelePresence 3000YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_3200Cisco TelePresence 3200YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_400Cisco TelePresence 400YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_500Cisco TelePresence 500-37YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_500-32Cisco TelePresence 500-32YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_TX9000Cisco TelePresence TX9000YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Standard_Cisco_TelePresence_TX9200Cisco TelePresence TX9200YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial 5
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial 6
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 7
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 8
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 9
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 10
13 Speed Dial Speed Dial 11
14 Speed Dial Speed Dial 12
15 Speed Dial Speed Dial 13
16 Speed Dial Speed Dial 14
17 Speed Dial Speed Dial 15
18 Speed Dial Speed Dial 16
19 Speed Dial Speed Dial 17
20 Speed Dial Speed Dial 18
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial 19
22 Speed Dial Speed Dial 20
23 Speed Dial Speed Dial 21
24 Speed Dial Speed Dial 22
25 Speed Dial Speed Dial 23
26 Speed Dial Speed Dial 24
27 Speed Dial Speed Dial 25
28 Speed Dial Speed Dial 26
29 Speed Dial Speed Dial 27
30 Speed Dial Speed Dial 28
31 Speed Dial Speed Dial 29
32 Speed Dial Speed Dial 30
33 Speed Dial Speed Dial 31
34 Speed Dial Speed Dial 32
35 Speed Dial Speed Dial 33
36 Speed Dial Speed Dial 34
37 Speed Dial Speed Dial 35
38 Speed Dial Speed Dial 36
39 Speed Dial Speed Dial 37
40 Speed Dial Speed Dial 38
41 Speed Dial Speed Dial 39
42 Speed Dial Speed Dial 40
Third-party AS-SIP EndpointThird-party AS-SIP EndpointYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
Third-party SIP Device (Advanced)Third-party SIP Device (Advanced)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Line Line
6 Line Line
7 Line Line
8 Line Line
Third-party SIP Device (Basic)Third-party SIP Device (Basic)YSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
Universal Device Template Button LayoutUniversal Device TemplateYSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
7965 SCCP w 2 LinesCisco 7965NSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
7 None  
8 None  
9 None  
10 None  
11 None  
12 None  
13 None  
14 None  
15 None  
16 None  
17 None  
18 None  
19 None  
20 None  
21 None  
22 None  
23 None  
24 None  
25 None  
26 None  
27 None  
28 None  
29 None  
30 None  
31 None  
32 None  
33 None  
34 None  
35 None  
36 None  
37 None  
38 None  
39 None  
40 None  
41 None  
42 None  
43 None  
44 None  
45 None  
46 None  
47 None  
48 None  
49 None  
50 None  
51 None  
52 None  
53 None  
54 None  
7965 with 24key 791xCisco 7965NSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
7 Redial Redial
8 Hold Hold
9 Transfer Transfer
10 Forward All Forward All
11 Privacy Privacy
12 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF
13 Call Park BLF Call Park BLF
14 Intercom Intercom
15 Malicious Call Identification Malicious Call Identification
16 Meet Me Conference Meet Me Conference
17 Conference Conference
18 Call Park Call Park
19 Call Pickup Call Pickup
20 Do Not Disturb Do Not Disturb
21 Queue Status Queue Status
22 None  
23 None  
24 None  
25 None  
26 None  
27 None  
28 None  
29 None  
30 None  
31 None  
32 None  
33 None  
34 None  
35 None  
36 None  
37 None  
38 None  
39 None  
40 None  
41 None  
42 None  
43 None  
44 None  
45 None  
46 None  
47 None  
48 None  
49 None  
50 None  
51 None  
52 None  
53 None  
54 None  
7965 with 2x24key 791xCisco 7965NSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial4
7 Redial Redial
8 Hold Hold
9 Transfer Transfer
10 Forward All Forward All
11 Privacy Privacy
12 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF
13 Call Park BLF Call Park BLF
14 Intercom Intercom
15 Malicious Call Identification Malicious Call Identification
16 Meet Me Conference Meet Me Conference
17 Conference Conference
18 Call Park Call Park
19 Call Pickup Call Pickup
20 Do Not Disturb Do Not Disturb
21 Queue Status Queue Status
22 Line Line
23 Line Line
24 Intercom Intercom
25 Line Line
26 Line Line
27 Intercom Intercom
28 Line Line
29 Intercom Intercom
30 Line Line
31 Intercom Intercom
32 Line Line
33 Intercom Intercom
34 Service URL Service URL
35 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF
36 None  
37 None  
38 None  
39 None  
40 None  
41 None  
42 None  
43 None  
44 None  
45 None  
46 None  
47 None  
48 None  
49 None  
50 None  
51 None  
52 None  
53 None  
54 None  
7965 with 7915 24keyCisco 7960NSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Call Park BLF Call Park BLF
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial
12 None  
13 None  
14 None  
15 None  
16 None  
17 None  
18 None  
19 None  
20 None  
21 Speed Dial Speed Dial
22 None  
23 None  
24 None  
25 None  
26 None  
27 None  
28 None  
29 None  
30 None  
31 None  
32 None  
33 None  
34 None  
8841 SIP -4LCisco 8841NSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Do Not Disturb Do Not Disturb
5 Hunt Group Logout Hunt Group Logout
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8851 w KEM DND HLCisco 8851NSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 CallBack CallBack
4 All Calls All Calls
5 Other Pickup Other Pickup
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Call Park Call Park
10 Call Park BLF Call Park BLF
11 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF
12 Redial Redial
13 Privacy Privacy
14 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF
15 Call Park BLF Call Park BLF
16 Intercom Intercom
17 Malicious Call Identification Malicious Call Identification
18 Meet Me Conference Meet Me Conference
19 Intercom Intercom
20 Call Pickup Call Pickup
21 Group Call Pickup Group Call Pickup
22 Do Not Disturb Do Not Disturb
23 Quality Reporting Tool Quality Reporting Tool
24 Mobility Mobility
25 Line Line
26 Line Line
27 Hunt Group Logout Hunt Group Logout
28 Alerting Calls Alerting Calls
29 Queue Status Queue Status
30 None  
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SEP000DBC04B235-SCCP-Individual Template
Detected Change ID20
Detected ChangeDeleted record with key 'SEP000DBC04B235-SCCP-Individual Template'
Detected ObjectPhone Button Template
Detected Date (UTC)-
Detected Date (Local)-
Cisco 7960NSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 None  
8 None  
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SEP0014A85EC518-SCCP-Individual TemplateCisco 7940NSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Speed Dial Speed Dial
SEP0021A02BC8B8-SCCP-Individual TemplateCisco 7965NSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Call Park BLF Call Park BLF 1
3 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
6 Redial Speed Dial4
7 Hold  
8 Transfer  
9 Forward All  
10 Privacy Privacy
11 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 2
12 Call Park BLF Call Park BLF 2
13 Intercom Intercom 1
14 Malicious Call Identification  
15 Meet Me Conference  
16 Conference  
17 Call Park  
18 Call Pickup  
19 Do Not Disturb Do Not Disturb
20 Queue Status  
21 Line Line 2
22 Line Line 3
23 Intercom Intercom 2
24 Line Line 4
25 Line Line 5
26 Intercom Intercom 3
27 Line Line 6
28 Intercom Intercom 4
29 Line Line 7
30 Intercom Intercom 5
31 Line Line 8
32 Intercom Intercom 6
33 Service URL Service URL 1
34 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 3
35 None None
36 None None
37 None None
38 None None
39 None None
40 None None
41 None None
42 None None
43 None None
44 None None
45 None None
46 None None
47 None None
48 None None
49 None None
50 None None
51 None None
52 None None
53 None None
54 Intercom Intercom 7
SEP00235E18055E-SCCP-Individual TemplateCisco 7911NSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 None None
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
SEP00270D936991-SIP-Individual TemplateCisco 3911NSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 None None
SEP04C5A44D2C77-SIP-Individual TemplateCisco 9951NSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 None  
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SEP08CC6830C21C-SIP-Individual TemplateCisco 9971NSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line1
2 Line Line2
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
7 None  
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SEP108CCF7469E3-SCCP-Individual TemplateCisco 7931NSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 Line Line 2
3 Line Line 3
4 Line Line 4
5 Line Line 5
6 Line Line 6
7 Line Line 7
8 Line Line 8
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial 1
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial 2
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial 3
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial 4
13 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 1
14 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 2
15 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 3
16 Speed Dial BLF Speed Dial BLF 4
17 None None
18 None None
19 None None
20 None None
21 Messages Messages
22 Directories Directories
23 Headset Headset
24 Application Menu Application Menu
SEPAC44F2114CB0-SIP-Individual TemplateCisco 8831NSIP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line 1
2 None None
3 Speed Dial Speed Dial
4 Speed Dial Speed Dial
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial
11 Speed Dial Speed Dial
12 Speed Dial Speed Dial
SEPC89C1DB61489-SCCP-Individual TemplateCisco 6941NSCCP
Button Feature Label
1 Line Line
2 Line Line
3 Line Line
4 Line Line
5 Speed Dial Speed Dial
6 Speed Dial Speed Dial
7 Speed Dial Speed Dial
8 Speed Dial Speed Dial
9 Speed Dial Speed Dial
10 Speed Dial Speed Dial

5.193 Softkey Template

Softkey templates include softkey settings that are associated with applications such as Cisco Unified Communications Manager Assistant or call-processing features such as Cisco Call Back on the Cisco Unified IP Phones.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) supports two types of softkey templates: standard and nonstandard. Standard softkey templates in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) database contain the recommended selection and positioning of the softkeys for an application.

5.193.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
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S=Same
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NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Softkey Templatesame9090000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.193.2 Comparison Results

Softkey Template
Template NameDescriptionSelected Softkeys (ordered by position)
Cisco Protected Phone with Feature Hardkeys
(S)
Standard template for Protected Phone - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on hardkeys
Connected
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Conference
0Undefined
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Undefined
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
2Forward All
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
On Hold
0Resume
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
2Forward All
Remote In Use
0Undefined
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call
Cisco Chaperone Phone with Feature Hardkeys
(S)
Standard template for Chaperone Phone - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on hardkeys
Connected
0Undefined
1End Call
2Record
Connected Conference
0Undefined
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Undefined
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
On Hold
0Resume
1NewCall
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
Remote In Use
0Barge
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call
Cisco Feature with Feature Hardkeys
(S)
Standard template for CM Combined Feature phones - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on hardkeys
Connected
0Undefined
1End Call
2Park
3Conference List
4Toggle Malicious Call Trace
Connected Conference
0Undefined
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Undefined
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
2Forward All
3Pick Up
4Group Pick Up
5Meet Me
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
On Hold
0Resume
1NewCall
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
2Forward All
Remote In Use
0Barge
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call
Cisco User with Feature Hardkeys
(S)
Standard template for phones - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on hardkeys
Connected
0Undefined
1End Call
2Park
3Conference List
Connected Conference
0Undefined
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Undefined
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
2Forward All
3Pick Up
4Group Pick Up
5Meet Me
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
On Hold
0Resume
1NewCall
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
2Forward All
Remote In Use
0Barge
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call
Standard User
(S)
Standard template for phones - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on softkeys
Connected
0Hold
1End Call
2Transfer
3Park
4Conference
5Conference List
6Select
7Join
8Direct Transfer
9Video Mode Command
Connected Conference
0Undefined
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Undefined
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
2Forward All
3Pick Up
4Group Pick Up
5Meet Me
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
On Hold
0Resume
1NewCall
2Direct Transfer
3Select
4Join
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
2Forward All
Remote In Use
0Barge
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call
Cisco Manager with Feature Hardkeys
(S)
Standard template for proxy mode manager phones - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on hardkeys
Connected
0Undefined
1End Call
2Intercept
3Redirect
4Conference List
5Transfer to Voice Mail
6Toggle Do Not Disturb
7Park
8Toggle Send All Calls
9Toggle Watch On/Off
Connected Conference
0Intercept
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Intercept
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
2Intercept
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
2Intercept
3Pick Up
4Group Pick Up
5Forward All
6Meet Me
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
2Intercept
On Hold
0Resume
1NewCall
2Intercept
3Transfer to Voice Mail
4Redirect
5Toggle Do Not Disturb
6Toggle Watch On/Off
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
2Intercept
3Toggle Do Not Disturb
4Forward All
5Toggle Send All Calls
6Toggle Watch On/Off
Remote In Use
0Barge
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
1Redirect
2Intercept
3Transfer to Voice Mail
4Toggle Send All Calls
5Toggle Do Not Disturb
6Toggle Watch On/Off
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call
2Intercept
Cisco Assistant with Feature Hardkeys
(S)
Standard template for assistant phones - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on hardkeys
Connected
0Undefined
1End Call
2Redirect
3Conference List
4Transfer to Voice Mail
5Park
Connected Conference
0Undefined
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Undefined
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
2Forward All
3Pick Up
4Group Pick Up
5Meet Me
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
On Hold
0Resume
1NewCall
2Redirect
3Transfer to Voice Mail
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
2Forward All
Remote In Use
0Barge
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
1Redirect
2Transfer to Voice Mail
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call
Cisco Shared Mode Manager with Feature Hardkeys
(S)
Standard template for shared mode manager phones - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on hardkeys
Connected
0Undefined
1End Call
2Redirect
3Conference List
4Transfer to Voice Mail
5Toggle Do Not Disturb
6Park
Connected Conference
0Undefined
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Undefined
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
2Pick Up
3Group Pick Up
4Forward All
5Meet Me
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
On Hold
0Resume
1NewCall
2Transfer to Voice Mail
3Redirect
4Toggle Do Not Disturb
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
2Toggle Do Not Disturb
3Forward All
Remote In Use
0Barge
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
1Redirect
2Transfer to Voice Mail
3Toggle Do Not Disturb
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call
Standard User w HL login
based on Standard User
Standard template for phones - features (Hold, Transfer, etc.) on softkeys
Connected
0Hold
1End Call
2Transfer
3Park
4Conference
5Conference List
6Select
7Join
8Direct Transfer
9Video Mode Command
10HLog
Connected Conference
0Undefined
1End Call
2Conference
Connected No Feature
0Undefined
1End Call
Connected Transfer
0Undefined
1End Call
2Transfer
Digits After First
0Backward
1End Call
Off Hook
0Redial
1End Call
2Forward All
3Pick Up
4Group Pick Up
5Meet Me
Off Hook With Feature
0Redial
1End Call
On Hold
0Resume
1NewCall
2Direct Transfer
3Select
4Join
On Hook
0Redial
1NewCall
2Forward All
3HLog
Remote In Use
0Barge
1NewCall
Ring In
0Answer
Ring Out
0Undefined
1End Call

5.194 Phone Services

Cisco Unified IP Phone Services comprise XML applications that enable the display of interactive content with text and graphics on Cisco Unified IP Phones.

IP Phone Services are either statically assigned by the administrator to phones or device profiles or users can subscribe to IP Phone Services on the CCM user pages.

5.194.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
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StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Phone Servicessame120120000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.194.2 Comparison Results

Phone Services
NameService InformationService Parameter Information
Australia Directory
Service Information
Service Description
Service URLhttp://10.5.1.169/webgui/directory.aspx?dg=Australia
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeStandard IP Phone Service
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionN
EnabledY
< No records found >
Australia Directory localhost
Service Information
Service Description
Service URLhttp://localhost/directory.aspx?dg=Australia
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeStandard IP Phone Service
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionN
EnabledY
< No records found >
Corporate Directory
Service Information
Service DescriptionCorporate Directory
Service URLApplication:Cisco/CorporateDirectory
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeDirectories
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionY
EnabledY
< No records found >
EM Login
Service Information
Service Description
Service URLhttp://10.5.1.150/emapp/EMAppServlet?device=#DEVICENAME#
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeStandard IP Phone Service
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionN
EnabledY
< No records found >
EM Logout
Service Information
Service Description
Service URLhttp://10.5.1.150/emapp/EMAppServlet?device=#DEVICENAME#
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeStandard IP Phone Service
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionN
EnabledY
< No records found >
Intercom Calls
Service Information
Service DescriptionIntercom Calls
Service URLApplication:Cisco/IntercomCalls
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeDirectories
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionN
EnabledY
< No records found >
Missed Calls
Service Information
Service DescriptionMissed Calls
Service URLApplication:Cisco/MissedCalls
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeDirectories
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionY
EnabledY
< No records found >
Personal Directory
Service Information
Service DescriptionPersonal Directory
Service URLApplication:Cisco/PersonalDirectory
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeDirectories
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionY
EnabledY
< No records found >
Placed Calls
Service Information
Service DescriptionPlaced Calls
Service URLApplication:Cisco/PlacedCalls
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeDirectories
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionY
EnabledY
< No records found >
Received Calls
Service Information
Service DescriptionReceived Calls
Service URLApplication:Cisco/ReceivedCalls
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeDirectories
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionY
EnabledY
< No records found >
Uplinx Enterprise Directory Info
Service Information
Service Description
Service URLhttp://10.5.1.169/webgui/directory.aspx?dg=89
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeStandard IP Phone Service
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionN
EnabledY
< No records found >
Voicemail
Service Information
Service DescriptionVoicemail
Service URLApplication:Cisco/Voicemail
Secure-Service URL
Service CategoryXML Service
Service TypeMessages
Service Vendor
Service Version
Enterprise SubscriptionY
EnabledY
< No records found >

5.195 SIP Profile

A SIP profile comprises the set of SIP attributes that are associated with SIP trunks and SIP endpoints. SIP profiles include information such as name, description, timing, retry, call pickup URI, and so on. The profiles contain some standard entries that cannot be deleted or changed.

5.195.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
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U=Updated
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StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
SIP Profilesame5050000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.195.2 Comparison Results

SIP Profile
SIP Profile NameDetails
Standard SIP Profile
(S)
SIP Profile Information
DescriptionDefault SIP Profile
Default MTP Telephony Event Payload Type101
Early Offer for G.Clear CallsDisabled
User-Agent and Server header informationSend Unified CM Version Information as User-Agent Header
Version in User Agent and Server HeaderMajor And Minor
Dial String InterpretationPhone number consists of characters 0-9, *, #, and + (others treated as URI addresses)
Confidential Access Level HeadersDisabled
Redirect by ApplicationN
Disable Early Media on 180N
Outgoing T.38 INVITE include audio mlineN
Use Fully Qualified Domain Name in SIP RequestsN
Assured Services SIP conformanceN
Offer valid IP and Send/Receive mode only for T.38 Fax RelayN
Enable External QoSN
SIP Profile Information - SDP Information
SDP Session-level Bandwidth Modifier for Early Offer and Re-invitesTIAS and AS
SDP Transparency Profile< None >
Accept Audio Codec Preferences in Received OfferDefault
Require SDP Inactive Exchange for Mid-Call Media ChangeN
Allow RR/RS bandwidth modifier (RFC 3556)N
Parameters used in Phone
Timer Invite Expires (seconds)180
Timer Register Delta (seconds)5
Timer Register Expires (seconds)3600
Timer T1 (msec)500
Timer T2 (msec)4000
Retry INVITE6
Retry Non-INVITE10
Media Port RangesCommon Port Range for Audio and Video
Start Media Port16384
Stop Media Port32766
DSCP for Audio CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for TelePresence CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of TelePresence CallsUse System Default
Call Pickup URIx-cisco-serviceuri-pickup
Call Pickup Group Other URIx-cisco-serviceuri-opickup
Call Pickup Group URIx-cisco-serviceuri-gpickup
Meet Me Service URIx-cisco-serviceuri-meetme
User InfoNone
DTMF DB LevelNominal
Call Hold Ring BackOff
Anonymous Call BlockOff
Caller ID BlockingOff
Do Not Disturb ControlUser
Telnet Level for 7940 and 7960Disabled
Resource Priority Namespace< None >
Timer Keep Alive Expires (seconds)120
Timer Subscribe Expires (seconds)120
Timer Subscribe Delta (seconds)5
Maximum Redirections70
Off Hook To First Digit Timer (milliseconds)15000
Call Forward URIx-cisco-serviceuri-cfwdall
Speed Dial (Abbreviated Dial) URIx-cisco-serviceuri-abbrdial
Conference Join EnabledY
RFC 2543 HoldN
Semi Attended TransferY
Enable VADN
Stutter Message WaitingN
MLPP User AuthorizationN
Normalization Script
Normalization Script< None >
Enable TraceN
Incoming Requests FROM URI Settings
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Trunk Specific Configuration
Reroute Incoming Request to new Trunk based onNever
RSVP Over SIPLocal RSVP
Resource Priority Namespace List< None >
Fall back to local RSVPY
SIP Rel1XX OptionsDisabled
Video Call Traffic ClassMixed
Calling Line Identification PresentationDefault
Session Refresh MethodInvite
Enable ANATN
Deliver Conference Bridge IdentifierN
Early Offer support for voice and video calls (insert MTP if needed)Y
Allow Passthrough of Configured Line Device Caller InformationN
Reject Anonymous Incoming CallsN
Reject Anonymous Outgoing CallsN
Send ILS Learned Destination Route StringN
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
SIP OPTIONS Ping
Enable OPTIONS Ping to monitor destination status for Trunks with Service Type "None (Default)"N
Ping Interval for In-service and Partially In-service Trunks (seconds)60
Ping Interval for Out-of-service Trunks (seconds)120
Ping Retry Timer (milliseconds)500
Ping Retry Count6
SDP Information
Send send-receive SDP in mid-call INVITEN
Allow Presentation Sharing using BFCPN
Allow iX Application MediaN
Allow multiple codecs in answer SDPN
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
Standard SIP Profile For Cisco VCS
(S)
SIP Profile Information
DescriptionDefault SIP Profile For Cisco Video Communication Server
Default MTP Telephony Event Payload Type101
Early Offer for G.Clear CallsDisabled
User-Agent and Server header informationSend Unified CM Version Information as User-Agent Header
Version in User Agent and Server HeaderMajor And Minor
Dial String InterpretationPhone number consists of characters 0-9, *, #, and + (others treated as URI addresses)
Confidential Access Level HeadersDisabled
Redirect by ApplicationY
Disable Early Media on 180N
Outgoing T.38 INVITE include audio mlineN
Use Fully Qualified Domain Name in SIP RequestsY
Assured Services SIP conformanceN
Offer valid IP and Send/Receive mode only for T.38 Fax RelayN
Enable External QoSN
SIP Profile Information - SDP Information
SDP Session-level Bandwidth Modifier for Early Offer and Re-invitesTIAS and AS
SDP Transparency ProfilePass all unknown SDP attributes
Accept Audio Codec Preferences in Received OfferDefault
Require SDP Inactive Exchange for Mid-Call Media ChangeN
Allow RR/RS bandwidth modifier (RFC 3556)N
Parameters used in Phone
Timer Invite Expires (seconds)180
Timer Register Delta (seconds)5
Timer Register Expires (seconds)3600
Timer T1 (msec)500
Timer T2 (msec)4000
Retry INVITE6
Retry Non-INVITE10
Media Port RangesCommon Port Range for Audio and Video
Start Media Port16384
Stop Media Port32766
DSCP for Audio CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for TelePresence CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of TelePresence CallsUse System Default
Call Pickup URIx-cisco-serviceuri-pickup
Call Pickup Group Other URIx-cisco-serviceuri-opickup
Call Pickup Group URIx-cisco-serviceuri-gpickup
Meet Me Service URIx-cisco-serviceuri-meetme
User InfoNone
DTMF DB LevelNominal
Call Hold Ring BackOff
Anonymous Call BlockOff
Caller ID BlockingOff
Do Not Disturb ControlUser
Telnet Level for 7940 and 7960Disabled
Resource Priority Namespace< None >
Timer Keep Alive Expires (seconds)120
Timer Subscribe Expires (seconds)120
Timer Subscribe Delta (seconds)5
Maximum Redirections70
Off Hook To First Digit Timer (milliseconds)15000
Call Forward URIx-cisco-serviceuri-cfwdall
Speed Dial (Abbreviated Dial) URIx-cisco-serviceuri-abbrdial
Conference Join EnabledY
RFC 2543 HoldN
Semi Attended TransferY
Enable VADN
Stutter Message WaitingN
MLPP User AuthorizationN
Normalization Script
Normalization Script< None >
Enable TraceN
Incoming Requests FROM URI Settings
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Trunk Specific Configuration
Reroute Incoming Request to new Trunk based onNever
RSVP Over SIPLocal RSVP
Resource Priority Namespace List< None >
Fall back to local RSVPY
SIP Rel1XX OptionsDisabled
Video Call Traffic ClassImmersive
Calling Line Identification PresentationDefault
Session Refresh MethodInvite
Enable ANATN
Deliver Conference Bridge IdentifierN
Early Offer support for voice and video calls (insert MTP if needed)Y
Allow Passthrough of Configured Line Device Caller InformationN
Reject Anonymous Incoming CallsN
Reject Anonymous Outgoing CallsN
Send ILS Learned Destination Route StringN
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
SIP OPTIONS Ping
Enable OPTIONS Ping to monitor destination status for Trunks with Service Type "None (Default)"Y
Ping Interval for In-service and Partially In-service Trunks (seconds)60
Ping Interval for Out-of-service Trunks (seconds)120
Ping Retry Timer (milliseconds)500
Ping Retry Count6
SDP Information
Send send-receive SDP in mid-call INVITEN
Allow Presentation Sharing using BFCPY
Allow iX Application MediaY
Allow multiple codecs in answer SDPY
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
Standard SIP Profile For TelePresence Conferencing
(S)
SIP Profile Information
DescriptionDefault SIP Profile For Cisco TelePresence Conferencing
Default MTP Telephony Event Payload Type101
Early Offer for G.Clear CallsDisabled
User-Agent and Server header informationPass Through Received Information as User-Agent and Server H
Version in User Agent and Server HeaderMajor And Minor
Dial String InterpretationPhone number consists of characters 0-9, *, #, and + (others treated as URI addresses)
Confidential Access Level HeadersDisabled
Redirect by ApplicationN
Disable Early Media on 180N
Outgoing T.38 INVITE include audio mlineN
Use Fully Qualified Domain Name in SIP RequestsY
Assured Services SIP conformanceN
Offer valid IP and Send/Receive mode only for T.38 Fax RelayN
Enable External QoSN
SIP Profile Information - SDP Information
SDP Session-level Bandwidth Modifier for Early Offer and Re-invitesTIAS and AS
SDP Transparency ProfilePass all unknown SDP attributes
Accept Audio Codec Preferences in Received OfferDefault
Require SDP Inactive Exchange for Mid-Call Media ChangeN
Allow RR/RS bandwidth modifier (RFC 3556)N
Parameters used in Phone
Timer Invite Expires (seconds)180
Timer Register Delta (seconds)5
Timer Register Expires (seconds)3600
Timer T1 (msec)500
Timer T2 (msec)4000
Retry INVITE6
Retry Non-INVITE10
Media Port RangesCommon Port Range for Audio and Video
Start Media Port16384
Stop Media Port32766
DSCP for Audio CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for TelePresence CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of TelePresence CallsUse System Default
Call Pickup URIx-cisco-serviceuri-pickup
Call Pickup Group Other URIx-cisco-serviceuri-opickup
Call Pickup Group URIx-cisco-serviceuri-gpickup
Meet Me Service URIx-cisco-serviceuri-meetme
User InfoNone
DTMF DB LevelNominal
Call Hold Ring BackOff
Anonymous Call BlockOff
Caller ID BlockingOff
Do Not Disturb ControlUser
Telnet Level for 7940 and 7960Disabled
Resource Priority Namespace< None >
Timer Keep Alive Expires (seconds)120
Timer Subscribe Expires (seconds)120
Timer Subscribe Delta (seconds)5
Maximum Redirections70
Off Hook To First Digit Timer (milliseconds)15000
Call Forward URIx-cisco-serviceuri-cfwdall
Speed Dial (Abbreviated Dial) URIx-cisco-serviceuri-abbrdial
Conference Join EnabledY
RFC 2543 HoldN
Semi Attended TransferY
Enable VADN
Stutter Message WaitingN
MLPP User AuthorizationN
Normalization Script
Normalization Script< None >
Enable TraceN
Incoming Requests FROM URI Settings
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Trunk Specific Configuration
Reroute Incoming Request to new Trunk based onNever
RSVP Over SIPLocal RSVP
Resource Priority Namespace List< None >
Fall back to local RSVPY
SIP Rel1XX OptionsDisabled
Video Call Traffic ClassDesktop
Calling Line Identification PresentationDefault
Session Refresh MethodInvite
Enable ANATN
Deliver Conference Bridge IdentifierY
Early Offer support for voice and video calls (insert MTP if needed)Y
Allow Passthrough of Configured Line Device Caller InformationN
Reject Anonymous Incoming CallsN
Reject Anonymous Outgoing CallsN
Send ILS Learned Destination Route StringN
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
SIP OPTIONS Ping
Enable OPTIONS Ping to monitor destination status for Trunks with Service Type "None (Default)"Y
Ping Interval for In-service and Partially In-service Trunks (seconds)60
Ping Interval for Out-of-service Trunks (seconds)120
Ping Retry Timer (milliseconds)500
Ping Retry Count6
SDP Information
Send send-receive SDP in mid-call INVITEN
Allow Presentation Sharing using BFCPY
Allow iX Application MediaY
Allow multiple codecs in answer SDPY
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
Standard SIP Profile For TelePresence Endpoint
(S)
SIP Profile Information
DescriptionDefault SIP Profile For Cisco TelePresence Endpoint
Default MTP Telephony Event Payload Type101
Early Offer for G.Clear CallsDisabled
User-Agent and Server header informationPass Through Received Information as User-Agent and Server H
Version in User Agent and Server HeaderMajor And Minor
Dial String InterpretationPhone number consists of characters 0-9, *, #, and + (others treated as URI addresses)
Confidential Access Level HeadersDisabled
Redirect by ApplicationN
Disable Early Media on 180N
Outgoing T.38 INVITE include audio mlineN
Use Fully Qualified Domain Name in SIP RequestsY
Assured Services SIP conformanceN
Offer valid IP and Send/Receive mode only for T.38 Fax RelayN
Enable External QoSN
SIP Profile Information - SDP Information
SDP Session-level Bandwidth Modifier for Early Offer and Re-invitesTIAS and AS
SDP Transparency ProfilePass all unknown SDP attributes
Accept Audio Codec Preferences in Received OfferDefault
Require SDP Inactive Exchange for Mid-Call Media ChangeN
Allow RR/RS bandwidth modifier (RFC 3556)N
Parameters used in Phone
Timer Invite Expires (seconds)180
Timer Register Delta (seconds)5
Timer Register Expires (seconds)3600
Timer T1 (msec)500
Timer T2 (msec)4000
Retry INVITE6
Retry Non-INVITE10
Media Port RangesCommon Port Range for Audio and Video
Start Media Port16384
Stop Media Port32766
DSCP for Audio CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for TelePresence CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of TelePresence CallsUse System Default
Call Pickup URIx-cisco-serviceuri-pickup
Call Pickup Group Other URIx-cisco-serviceuri-opickup
Call Pickup Group URIx-cisco-serviceuri-gpickup
Meet Me Service URIx-cisco-serviceuri-meetme
User InfoNone
DTMF DB LevelNominal
Call Hold Ring BackOff
Anonymous Call BlockOff
Caller ID BlockingOff
Do Not Disturb ControlUser
Telnet Level for 7940 and 7960Disabled
Resource Priority Namespace< None >
Timer Keep Alive Expires (seconds)120
Timer Subscribe Expires (seconds)120
Timer Subscribe Delta (seconds)5
Maximum Redirections70
Off Hook To First Digit Timer (milliseconds)15000
Call Forward URIx-cisco-serviceuri-cfwdall
Speed Dial (Abbreviated Dial) URIx-cisco-serviceuri-abbrdial
Conference Join EnabledY
RFC 2543 HoldN
Semi Attended TransferY
Enable VADN
Stutter Message WaitingN
MLPP User AuthorizationN
Normalization Script
Normalization Script< None >
Enable TraceN
Incoming Requests FROM URI Settings
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Trunk Specific Configuration
Reroute Incoming Request to new Trunk based onNever
RSVP Over SIPLocal RSVP
Resource Priority Namespace List< None >
Fall back to local RSVPY
SIP Rel1XX OptionsDisabled
Video Call Traffic ClassDesktop
Calling Line Identification PresentationDefault
Session Refresh MethodInvite
Enable ANATN
Deliver Conference Bridge IdentifierY
Early Offer support for voice and video calls (insert MTP if needed)Y
Allow Passthrough of Configured Line Device Caller InformationN
Reject Anonymous Incoming CallsN
Reject Anonymous Outgoing CallsN
Send ILS Learned Destination Route StringN
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
SIP OPTIONS Ping
Enable OPTIONS Ping to monitor destination status for Trunks with Service Type "None (Default)"Y
Ping Interval for In-service and Partially In-service Trunks (seconds)60
Ping Interval for Out-of-service Trunks (seconds)120
Ping Retry Timer (milliseconds)500
Ping Retry Count6
SDP Information
Send send-receive SDP in mid-call INVITEN
Allow Presentation Sharing using BFCPY
Allow iX Application MediaY
Allow multiple codecs in answer SDPY
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
Standard SIP Profile for Mobile Device
(S)
SIP Profile Information
DescriptionDefault SIP Profile for Mobile Device
Default MTP Telephony Event Payload Type101
Early Offer for G.Clear CallsDisabled
User-Agent and Server header informationSend Unified CM Version Information as User-Agent Header
Version in User Agent and Server HeaderMajor And Minor
Dial String InterpretationPhone number consists of characters 0-9, *, #, and + (others treated as URI addresses)
Confidential Access Level HeadersDisabled
Redirect by ApplicationN
Disable Early Media on 180N
Outgoing T.38 INVITE include audio mlineN
Use Fully Qualified Domain Name in SIP RequestsN
Assured Services SIP conformanceN
Offer valid IP and Send/Receive mode only for T.38 Fax RelayN
Enable External QoSN
SIP Profile Information - SDP Information
SDP Session-level Bandwidth Modifier for Early Offer and Re-invitesTIAS and AS
SDP Transparency Profile< None >
Accept Audio Codec Preferences in Received OfferDefault
Require SDP Inactive Exchange for Mid-Call Media ChangeN
Allow RR/RS bandwidth modifier (RFC 3556)N
Parameters used in Phone
Timer Invite Expires (seconds)180
Timer Register Delta (seconds)120
Timer Register Expires (seconds)720
Timer T1 (msec)500
Timer T2 (msec)4000
Retry INVITE6
Retry Non-INVITE10
Media Port RangesCommon Port Range for Audio and Video
Start Media Port16384
Stop Media Port32766
DSCP for Audio CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of Video CallsUse System Default
DSCP for TelePresence CallsUse System Default
DSCP for Audio Portion of TelePresence CallsUse System Default
Call Pickup URIx-cisco-serviceuri-pickup
Call Pickup Group Other URIx-cisco-serviceuri-opickup
Call Pickup Group URIx-cisco-serviceuri-gpickup
Meet Me Service URIx-cisco-serviceuri-meetme
User InfoNone
DTMF DB LevelNominal
Call Hold Ring BackOff
Anonymous Call BlockOff
Caller ID BlockingOff
Do Not Disturb ControlUser
Telnet Level for 7940 and 7960Disabled
Resource Priority Namespace< None >
Timer Keep Alive Expires (seconds)720
Timer Subscribe Expires (seconds)21600
Timer Subscribe Delta (seconds)15
Maximum Redirections70
Off Hook To First Digit Timer (milliseconds)15000
Call Forward URIx-cisco-serviceuri-cfwdall
Speed Dial (Abbreviated Dial) URIx-cisco-serviceuri-abbrdial
Conference Join EnabledY
RFC 2543 HoldN
Semi Attended TransferY
Enable VADN
Stutter Message WaitingN
MLPP User AuthorizationN
Normalization Script
Normalization Script< None >
Enable TraceN
Incoming Requests FROM URI Settings
Caller ID DN
Caller Name
Trunk Specific Configuration
Reroute Incoming Request to new Trunk based onNever
RSVP Over SIPLocal RSVP
Resource Priority Namespace List< None >
Fall back to local RSVPY
SIP Rel1XX OptionsDisabled
Video Call Traffic ClassMixed
Calling Line Identification PresentationDefault
Session Refresh MethodInvite
Enable ANATN
Deliver Conference Bridge IdentifierN
Early Offer support for voice and video calls (insert MTP if needed)Y
Allow Passthrough of Configured Line Device Caller InformationN
Reject Anonymous Incoming CallsN
Reject Anonymous Outgoing CallsN
Send ILS Learned Destination Route StringN
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN
SIP OPTIONS Ping
Enable OPTIONS Ping to monitor destination status for Trunks with Service Type "None (Default)"N
Ping Interval for In-service and Partially In-service Trunks (seconds)60
Ping Interval for Out-of-service Trunks (seconds)120
Ping Retry Timer (milliseconds)500
Ping Retry Count6
SDP Information
Send send-receive SDP in mid-call INVITEN
Allow Presentation Sharing using BFCPN
Allow iX Application MediaN
Allow multiple codecs in answer SDPN
Connect Inbound Call before Playing Queuing AnnouncementN

5.196 Common Device Configuration

A common device configuration comprises user-specific service and feature attributes. Ensure that each device is associated with a common device configuration for user-oriented information.

Note: The Device Pool window now contains only location-related information. The Common Device Configuration window records all the user-oriented information.

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5.197 Common Phone Profile

Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses common phone profiles to define phone attributes that are associated with Cisco Unified IP Phones. Having these attributes in a profile instead of adding them individually to every phone decreases the amount of time that administrators spend configuring phones and allows the administrator to change the values for a group of phones.

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5.197.2 Comparison Results

Common Phone Profile
Common Phone Profile NameDetails
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Always On VPN | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Store VPN Password on Device | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Allow User-Defined VPN Profiles | Enabled | N 
Standard Common Phone Profile
(S)
Common Phone Profile Information
DescriptionStandard Common Phone Profile
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call AlertBeep Only
Feature Control Policy< None >
Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile< None >
Enable User Access to Phone Background ImageY
Secure Shell Information
Secure Shell User
Phone Personalization Information
Phone PersonalizationDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Services ProvisioningDefault
VPN Information
VPN Group< None >
VPN Profile< None >
Product Specific Configuration Layout
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Disable USBDisabledN
Back USB PortEnabledN
Side USB PortEnabledN
Enable/Disable USB Classes Audio ClassN
SDIODisabledN
BluetoothEnabledN
Bluetooth ProfilesHandsfreeN
Allow Bluetooth Contacts ImportEnabledN
Allow Bluetooth Mobile Handsfree ModeEnabledN
Cisco CameraDisabledN
Console AccessDisabledN
Enable Power Save Plus N
Enable Audible AlertDisabledN
Allow EnergyWise OverridesDisabledN
EnergyWise Domain1N
Phone On Time00:00N
Phone Off Time24:00N
Phone Off Idle Timeout60N
Days Display Not ActiveSundayN
Display On Time07:30N
Display On Duration10:30N
Display Idle Timeout01:00N
Display On When Incoming CallEnabledN
Incoming Call Toast Timer5N
Enable Mute FeatureDisabledN
Join And Direct Transfer PolicySame line, accross line enabledN
Medianet Statistics Interval15N
RTCPDisabledN
Enable Wideband CodecsUse System DefaultN
Video CallingEnabledN
Wi-FiEnabledN
Wi-Fi HotspotDisabledN
PC PortEnabledN
Span to PC PortDisabledN
PC Voice VLAN AccessEnabledN
PC Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Switch Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Automatic Port SynchronizationDisabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): Switch PortEnabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): PC PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP-MED): Switch PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP): PC PortEnabledN
LLDP Asset ID N
LLDP Power PriorityUnknownN
Power NegotiationEnabledN
802.1x AuthenticationUser ControlledN
FIPS ModeDisabledN
80-bit SRTCPDisabledN
Require Screen LockPINN
Maximum Screen Lock Timeout600N
Enforce Screen Lock During Display-On TimeEnabledN
Lock Device During Audio CallDisabledN
Kerberos Server N
Kerberos Realm N
TLS Resumption Timer3600N
User Credentials Persistent for Expressway Sign inDisabledN
WLAN SCEP Server N
WLAN Root CA Fingerprint (SHA256 or SHA1) N
Outbound RolloverDisabledN
Detect Unified CM Connection FailureNormalN
Time to Wait for Seamless Reconnect (seconds)5N
Load Server N
IPv6 Load Server N
Log Server N
IPv6 Log Server N
Remote LogDisabledN
Log Profile N
HTTPS Serverhttp and https Enabled 
Web Access Y
Settings AccessEnabledN
SSH AccessEnabledY
Ring LocaleDefaultY
Android Debug Bridge (ADB)DisabledN
Customer support upload URL N
Allow Applications from Unknown SourcesDisabledN
Allow Applications from Android MarketDisabledN
Allow Applications from Cisco AppHQDisabledN
AppHQ Domain N
Enable Cisco UCM App ClientDisabledN
Company Photo Directory N
Voicemail Server (Primary) N
Voicemail Server (Backup) N
Alternate phone book server typeUDSN
Alternate phone book server address N
Presence and Chat Server (Primary) N
Presence and Chat Server TypeCisco WebEx ConnectN
Presence and Chat Single Sign-On (SSO) Domain N
Device UI ProfileSimpleN
Multi-UserDisabledN
Multi-User URL N
Email address for customer support N
PSTN ModeDisabledN
Background Image N
Simplified New Call UIDisabledN
Revert to All CallsDisabledN
RTCP for VideoEnabledN
Provide Dial Tone from Release ButtonDisabledN
Hide Video By DefaultDisabledN
VXC ChallengeChallengeN
VXC-M Servers N
Record Call Log from Shared LineDisabledN
Show Call History for Selected Line OnlyDisabledN
Actionable Incoming Call AlertDisabledN
DF bit0N
Separate Audio and Video MuteDisabledN
Softkey ControlFeature Control PolicyN
Start Video Port N
Stop Video Port N
Lowest Alerting Line State PriorityDisabledN
One Column Display for KEMDisabledN
Audio EQDefault: DefaultN
Customer Support Use N
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): PC PortDisabledN
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): SW PortDisabledN
WLAN Authentication Attempts2N
WLAN Profile 1 Prompt ModeEnabledN
Line ModeEnhanced Line ModeN
Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
ICEEnabledN
Default Candidate TypeHostN
Server Reflexive AddressEnabledN
Primary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
Secondary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
TURN Server Transport TypeAutoN
TURN Server Username N
Instant Messaging
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
File Types to Block in File Transfer N
URLs to Block in File Transfer N
Desktop Client Settings
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Automatically Start in Phone ControlDisabledN
Automatically Control Tethered Desk PhoneDisabledN
Extend and Connect CapabilityEnabledN
Display Contact PhotosEnabledN
Number Lookups on DirectoryEnabledN
Jabber for Windows Software Update Server URL N
Problem Report Server URL N
Analytics CollectionDisabledN
Analytics Server URL N
Cisco Support Field N
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Always On VPN | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Store VPN Password on Device | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Allow User-Defined VPN Profiles | Enabled | N 
Sales
Common Phone Profile Information
Description
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call AlertBeep Only
Feature Control Policy< None >
Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile< None >
Enable User Access to Phone Background ImageY
Secure Shell Information
Secure Shell User
Phone Personalization Information
Phone PersonalizationDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Services ProvisioningDefault
VPN Information
VPN Group< None >
VPN Profile< None >
Product Specific Configuration Layout
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Disable USBDisabledN
Back USB PortEnabledN
Side USB PortEnabledN
Enable/Disable USB Classes Audio ClassN
SDIODisabledN
BluetoothEnabledN
Bluetooth ProfilesHandsfreeN
Allow Bluetooth Contacts ImportEnabledN
Allow Bluetooth Mobile Handsfree ModeEnabledN
Cisco CameraDisabledN
Console AccessDisabledN
Enable Power Save Plus N
Enable Audible AlertDisabledN
Allow EnergyWise OverridesDisabledN
EnergyWise Domain1N
Phone On Time00:00N
Phone Off Time24:00N
Phone Off Idle Timeout60N
Days Display Not ActiveSundayN
Display On Time07:30N
Display On Duration10:30N
Display Idle Timeout01:00N
Display On When Incoming CallEnabledN
Incoming Call Toast Timer5N
Enable Mute FeatureDisabledN
Join And Direct Transfer PolicySame line, accross line enabledN
Medianet Statistics Interval15N
RTCPDisabledN
Enable Wideband CodecsUse System DefaultN
Video CallingEnabledN
Wi-FiEnabledN
Wi-Fi HotspotDisabledN
PC PortEnabledN
Span to PC PortDisabledN
PC Voice VLAN AccessEnabledN
PC Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Switch Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Automatic Port SynchronizationDisabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): Switch PortEnabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): PC PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP-MED): Switch PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP): PC PortEnabledN
LLDP Asset ID N
LLDP Power PriorityUnknownN
Power NegotiationEnabledN
802.1x AuthenticationUser ControlledN
FIPS ModeDisabledN
80-bit SRTCPDisabledN
Require Screen LockPINN
Maximum Screen Lock Timeout600N
Enforce Screen Lock During Display-On TimeEnabledN
Lock Device During Audio CallDisabledN
Kerberos Server N
Kerberos Realm N
TLS Resumption Timer3600N
User Credentials Persistent for Expressway Sign inDisabledN
WLAN SCEP Server N
WLAN Root CA Fingerprint (SHA256 or SHA1) N
Outbound RolloverDisabledN
Detect Unified CM Connection FailureNormalN
Time to Wait for Seamless Reconnect (seconds)5N
Load Server N
IPv6 Load Server N
Log Server N
IPv6 Log Server N
Remote LogDisabledN
Log Profile N
HTTPS Serverhttp and https Enabled 
Web AccessDisabledN
Settings AccessEnabledN
SSH AccessEnabledY
Ring LocaleDefaultY
Android Debug Bridge (ADB)DisabledN
Customer support upload URL N
Allow Applications from Unknown SourcesDisabledN
Allow Applications from Android MarketDisabledN
Allow Applications from Cisco AppHQDisabledN
AppHQ Domain N
Enable Cisco UCM App ClientDisabledN
Company Photo Directory N
Voicemail Server (Primary) N
Voicemail Server (Backup) N
Alternate phone book server typeUDSN
Alternate phone book server address N
Presence and Chat Server (Primary) N
Presence and Chat Server TypeCisco WebEx ConnectN
Presence and Chat Single Sign-On (SSO) Domain N
Device UI ProfileSimpleN
Multi-UserDisabledN
Multi-User URL N
Email address for customer support N
PSTN ModeDisabledN
Background Image N
Simplified New Call UIDisabledN
Revert to All CallsDisabledN
RTCP for VideoEnabledN
Provide Dial Tone from Release ButtonDisabledN
Hide Video By DefaultDisabledN
VXC ChallengeChallengeN
VXC-M Servers N
Record Call Log from Shared LineDisabledN
Show Call History for Selected Line OnlyDisabledN
Actionable Incoming Call AlertDisabledN
DF bit0N
Separate Audio and Video MuteDisabledN
Softkey ControlFeature Control PolicyN
Start Video Port N
Stop Video Port N
Lowest Alerting Line State PriorityDisabledN
One Column Display for KEMDisabledN
Audio EQDefault: DefaultN
Customer Support Use N
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): PC PortDisabledN
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): SW PortDisabledN
WLAN Authentication Attempts2N
WLAN Profile 1 Prompt ModeEnabledN
Line ModeEnhanced Line ModeN
Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
ICEEnabledN
Default Candidate TypeHostN
Server Reflexive AddressEnabledN
Primary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
Secondary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
TURN Server Transport TypeAutoN
TURN Server Username N
Instant Messaging
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
File Types to Block in File Transfer N
URLs to Block in File Transfer N
Desktop Client Settings
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Automatically Start in Phone ControlDisabledN
Automatically Control Tethered Desk PhoneDisabledN
Extend and Connect CapabilityEnabledN
Display Contact PhotosEnabledN
Number Lookups on DirectoryEnabledN
Jabber for Windows Software Update Server URL N
Problem Report Server URL N
Analytics CollectionDisabledN
Analytics Server URL N
Cisco Support Field N
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Always On VPN | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Store VPN Password on Device | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Allow User-Defined VPN Profiles | Enabled | N 
Reception
Common Phone Profile Information
Description
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call AlertBeep Only
Feature Control Policy< None >
Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile< None >
Enable User Access to Phone Background ImageY
Secure Shell Information
Secure Shell User
Phone Personalization Information
Phone PersonalizationDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Services ProvisioningDefault
VPN Information
VPN Group< None >
VPN Profile< None >
Product Specific Configuration Layout
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Disable USBDisabledN
Back USB PortEnabledN
Side USB PortEnabledN
Enable/Disable USB Classes Audio ClassN
SDIODisabledN
BluetoothEnabledN
Bluetooth ProfilesHandsfreeN
Allow Bluetooth Contacts ImportEnabledN
Allow Bluetooth Mobile Handsfree ModeEnabledN
Cisco CameraDisabledN
Console AccessDisabledN
Enable Power Save Plus N
Enable Audible AlertDisabledN
Allow EnergyWise OverridesDisabledN
EnergyWise Domain1N
Phone On Time00:00N
Phone Off Time24:00N
Phone Off Idle Timeout60N
Days Display Not ActiveSundayN
Display On Time07:30N
Display On Duration10:30N
Display Idle Timeout01:00N
Display On When Incoming CallEnabledN
Incoming Call Toast Timer5N
Enable Mute FeatureDisabledN
Join And Direct Transfer PolicySame line, accross line enabledN
Medianet Statistics Interval15N
RTCPDisabledN
Enable Wideband CodecsUse System DefaultN
Video CallingEnabledN
Wi-FiEnabledN
Wi-Fi HotspotDisabledN
PC PortEnabledN
Span to PC PortDisabledN
PC Voice VLAN AccessEnabledN
PC Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Switch Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Automatic Port SynchronizationDisabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): Switch PortEnabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): PC PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP-MED): Switch PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP): PC PortEnabledN
LLDP Asset ID N
LLDP Power PriorityUnknownN
Power NegotiationEnabledN
802.1x AuthenticationUser ControlledN
FIPS ModeDisabledN
80-bit SRTCPDisabledN
Require Screen LockPINN
Maximum Screen Lock Timeout600N
Enforce Screen Lock During Display-On TimeEnabledN
Lock Device During Audio CallDisabledN
Kerberos Server N
Kerberos Realm N
TLS Resumption Timer3600N
User Credentials Persistent for Expressway Sign inDisabledN
WLAN SCEP Server N
WLAN Root CA Fingerprint (SHA256 or SHA1) N
Outbound RolloverDisabledN
Detect Unified CM Connection FailureNormalN
Time to Wait for Seamless Reconnect (seconds)5N
Load Server N
IPv6 Load Server N
Log Server N
IPv6 Log Server N
Remote LogDisabledN
Log Profile N
HTTPS Serverhttp and https Enabled 
Web AccessDisabledN
Settings AccessEnabledN
SSH AccessEnabledY
Ring LocaleDefaultY
Android Debug Bridge (ADB)DisabledN
Customer support upload URL N
Allow Applications from Unknown SourcesDisabledN
Allow Applications from Android MarketDisabledN
Allow Applications from Cisco AppHQDisabledN
AppHQ Domain N
Enable Cisco UCM App ClientDisabledN
Company Photo Directory N
Voicemail Server (Primary) N
Voicemail Server (Backup) N
Alternate phone book server typeUDSN
Alternate phone book server address N
Presence and Chat Server (Primary) N
Presence and Chat Server TypeCisco WebEx ConnectN
Presence and Chat Single Sign-On (SSO) Domain N
Device UI ProfileSimpleN
Multi-UserDisabledN
Multi-User URL N
Email address for customer support N
PSTN ModeDisabledN
Background Image N
Simplified New Call UIDisabledN
Revert to All CallsDisabledN
RTCP for VideoEnabledN
Provide Dial Tone from Release ButtonDisabledN
Hide Video By DefaultDisabledN
VXC ChallengeChallengeN
VXC-M Servers N
Record Call Log from Shared LineDisabledN
Show Call History for Selected Line OnlyDisabledN
Actionable Incoming Call AlertDisabledN
DF bit0N
Separate Audio and Video MuteDisabledN
Softkey ControlFeature Control PolicyN
Start Video Port N
Stop Video Port N
Lowest Alerting Line State PriorityDisabledN
One Column Display for KEMDisabledN
Audio EQDefault: DefaultN
Customer Support Use N
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): PC PortDisabledN
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): SW PortDisabledN
WLAN Authentication Attempts2N
WLAN Profile 1 Prompt ModeEnabledN
Line ModeEnhanced Line ModeN
Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
ICEEnabledN
Default Candidate TypeHostN
Server Reflexive AddressEnabledN
Primary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
Secondary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
TURN Server Transport TypeAutoN
TURN Server Username N
Instant Messaging
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
File Types to Block in File Transfer N
URLs to Block in File Transfer N
Desktop Client Settings
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Automatically Start in Phone ControlDisabledN
Automatically Control Tethered Desk PhoneDisabledN
Extend and Connect CapabilityEnabledN
Display Contact PhotosEnabledN
Number Lookups on DirectoryEnabledN
Jabber for Windows Software Update Server URL N
Problem Report Server URL N
Analytics CollectionDisabledN
Analytics Server URL N
Cisco Support Field N
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Always On VPN | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Store VPN Password on Device | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Allow User-Defined VPN Profiles | Enabled | N 
All phones
(S)
Common Phone Profile Information
DescriptionStandard Common Phone Profile
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call AlertBeep Only
Feature Control Policy< None >
Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile< None >
Enable User Access to Phone Background ImageY
Secure Shell Information
Secure Shell User
Phone Personalization Information
Phone PersonalizationDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Services ProvisioningDefault
VPN Information
VPN Group< None >
VPN Profile< None >
Product Specific Configuration Layout
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Disable USBDisabledN
Back USB PortEnabledN
Side USB PortEnabledN
Enable/Disable USB Classes Audio ClassN
SDIODisabledN
BluetoothEnabledN
Bluetooth ProfilesHandsfreeN
Allow Bluetooth Contacts ImportEnabledN
Allow Bluetooth Mobile Handsfree ModeEnabledN
Cisco CameraDisabledN
Console AccessDisabledN
Enable Power Save Plus N
Enable Audible AlertDisabledN
Allow EnergyWise OverridesDisabledN
EnergyWise Domain1N
Phone On Time00:00N
Phone Off Time24:00N
Phone Off Idle Timeout60N
Days Display Not ActiveSundayN
Display On Time07:30N
Display On Duration10:30N
Display Idle Timeout01:00N
Display On When Incoming CallEnabledN
Incoming Call Toast Timer5N
Enable Mute FeatureDisabledN
Join And Direct Transfer PolicySame line, accross line enabledN
Medianet Statistics Interval15N
RTCPDisabledN
Enable Wideband CodecsUse System DefaultN
Video CallingEnabledN
Wi-FiEnabledN
Wi-Fi HotspotDisabledN
PC PortEnabledN
Span to PC PortDisabledN
PC Voice VLAN AccessEnabledN
PC Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Switch Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Automatic Port SynchronizationDisabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): Switch PortEnabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): PC PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP-MED): Switch PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP): PC PortEnabledN
LLDP Asset ID N
LLDP Power PriorityUnknownN
Power NegotiationEnabledN
802.1x AuthenticationUser ControlledN
FIPS ModeDisabledN
80-bit SRTCPDisabledN
Require Screen LockPINN
Maximum Screen Lock Timeout600N
Enforce Screen Lock During Display-On TimeEnabledN
Lock Device During Audio CallDisabledN
Kerberos Server N
Kerberos Realm N
TLS Resumption Timer3600N
User Credentials Persistent for Expressway Sign inDisabledN
WLAN SCEP Server N
WLAN Root CA Fingerprint (SHA256 or SHA1) N
Outbound RolloverDisabledN
Detect Unified CM Connection FailureNormalN
Time to Wait for Seamless Reconnect (seconds)5N
Load Server N
IPv6 Load Server N
Log Server N
IPv6 Log Server N
Remote LogDisabledN
Log Profile N
HTTPS Serverhttp and https Enabled 
Web Access Y
Settings AccessEnabledN
SSH AccessEnabledY
Ring LocaleDefaultY
Android Debug Bridge (ADB)DisabledN
Customer support upload URL N
Allow Applications from Unknown SourcesDisabledN
Allow Applications from Android MarketDisabledN
Allow Applications from Cisco AppHQDisabledN
AppHQ Domain N
Enable Cisco UCM App ClientDisabledN
Company Photo Directory N
Voicemail Server (Primary) N
Voicemail Server (Backup) N
Alternate phone book server typeUDSN
Alternate phone book server address N
Presence and Chat Server (Primary) N
Presence and Chat Server TypeCisco WebEx ConnectN
Presence and Chat Single Sign-On (SSO) Domain N
Device UI ProfileSimpleN
Multi-UserDisabledN
Multi-User URL N
Email address for customer support N
PSTN ModeDisabledN
Background Image N
Simplified New Call UIDisabledN
Revert to All CallsDisabledN
RTCP for VideoEnabledN
Provide Dial Tone from Release ButtonDisabledN
Hide Video By DefaultDisabledN
VXC ChallengeChallengeN
VXC-M Servers N
Record Call Log from Shared LineDisabledN
Show Call History for Selected Line OnlyDisabledN
Actionable Incoming Call AlertDisabledN
DF bit0N
Separate Audio and Video MuteDisabledN
Softkey ControlFeature Control PolicyN
Start Video Port N
Stop Video Port N
Lowest Alerting Line State PriorityDisabledN
One Column Display for KEMDisabledN
Audio EQDefault: DefaultN
Customer Support Use N
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): PC PortDisabledN
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): SW PortDisabledN
WLAN Authentication Attempts2N
WLAN Profile 1 Prompt ModeEnabledN
Line ModeEnhanced Line ModeN
Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
ICEEnabledN
Default Candidate TypeHostN
Server Reflexive AddressEnabledN
Primary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
Secondary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
TURN Server Transport TypeAutoN
TURN Server Username N
Instant Messaging
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
File Types to Block in File Transfer N
URLs to Block in File Transfer N
Desktop Client Settings
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Automatically Start in Phone ControlDisabledN
Automatically Control Tethered Desk PhoneDisabledN
Extend and Connect CapabilityEnabledN
Display Contact PhotosEnabledN
Number Lookups on DirectoryEnabledN
Jabber for Windows Software Update Server URL N
Problem Report Server URL N
Analytics CollectionDisabledN
Analytics Server URL N
Cisco Support Field N
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Always On VPN | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Store VPN Password on Device | Disabled | N 
ERROR !!! AddRow: Must add 2 columns instead of 3 Allow User-Defined VPN Profiles | Enabled | N 
MK New
(S)
Common Phone Profile Information
DescriptionStandard Common Phone Profile
DND OptionRinger Off
DND Incoming Call AlertBeep Only
Feature Control Policy< None >
Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile< None >
Enable User Access to Phone Background ImageN
Secure Shell Information
Secure Shell User
Phone Personalization Information
Phone PersonalizationDefault
Always Use Prime LineDefault
Always Use Prime Line for Voice MessageDefault
Services ProvisioningDefault
VPN Information
VPN Group< None >
VPN Profile< None >
Product Specific Configuration Layout
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Disable USBDisabledN
Back USB PortEnabledN
Side USB PortEnabledN
Enable/Disable USB Classes Audio ClassN
SDIODisabledN
BluetoothEnabledN
Bluetooth ProfilesHandsfreeN
Allow Bluetooth Contacts ImportEnabledN
Allow Bluetooth Mobile Handsfree ModeEnabledN
Cisco CameraDisabledN
Console AccessDisabledN
Enable Power Save Plus N
Enable Audible AlertDisabledN
Allow EnergyWise OverridesDisabledN
EnergyWise Domain1N
Phone On Time00:00N
Phone Off Time24:00N
Phone Off Idle Timeout60N
Days Display Not ActiveSundayN
Display On Time07:30N
Display On Duration10:30N
Display Idle Timeout01:00N
Display On When Incoming CallEnabledN
Incoming Call Toast Timer5N
Enable Mute FeatureDisabledN
Join And Direct Transfer PolicySame line, accross line enabledN
Medianet Statistics Interval15N
RTCPDisabledN
Enable Wideband CodecsUse System DefaultN
Video CallingEnabledN
Wi-FiEnabledN
Wi-Fi HotspotDisabledN
PC PortEnabledN
Span to PC PortDisabledN
PC Voice VLAN AccessEnabledN
PC Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Switch Port Remote ConfigurationDisabledN
Automatic Port SynchronizationDisabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): Switch PortEnabledN
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP): PC PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP-MED): Switch PortEnabledN
Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP): PC PortEnabledN
LLDP Asset ID N
LLDP Power PriorityUnknownN
Power NegotiationEnabledN
802.1x AuthenticationUser ControlledN
FIPS ModeDisabledN
80-bit SRTCPDisabledN
Require Screen LockPINN
Maximum Screen Lock Timeout600N
Enforce Screen Lock During Display-On TimeEnabledN
Lock Device During Audio CallDisabledN
Kerberos Server N
Kerberos Realm N
TLS Resumption Timer3600N
User Credentials Persistent for Expressway Sign inDisabledN
WLAN SCEP Server N
WLAN Root CA Fingerprint (SHA256 or SHA1) N
Outbound RolloverDisabledN
Detect Unified CM Connection FailureNormalN
Time to Wait for Seamless Reconnect (seconds)5N
Load Server N
IPv6 Load Server N
Log Server N
IPv6 Log Server N
Remote LogDisabledN
Log Profile N
HTTPS Serverhttp and https Enabled 
Web Access Y
Settings AccessEnabledN
SSH AccessEnabledY
Ring LocaleDefaultY
Android Debug Bridge (ADB)DisabledN
Customer support upload URL N
Allow Applications from Unknown SourcesDisabledN
Allow Applications from Android MarketDisabledN
Allow Applications from Cisco AppHQDisabledN
AppHQ Domain N
Enable Cisco UCM App ClientDisabledN
Company Photo Directory N
Voicemail Server (Primary) N
Voicemail Server (Backup) N
Alternate phone book server typeUDSN
Alternate phone book server address N
Presence and Chat Server (Primary) N
Presence and Chat Server TypeCisco WebEx ConnectN
Presence and Chat Single Sign-On (SSO) Domain N
Device UI ProfileSimpleN
Multi-UserDisabledN
Multi-User URL N
Email address for customer support N
PSTN ModeDisabledN
Background ImageImagesLogo.pngY
Simplified New Call UIDisabledN
Revert to All CallsDisabledN
RTCP for VideoEnabledN
Provide Dial Tone from Release ButtonDisabledN
Hide Video By DefaultDisabledN
VXC ChallengeChallengeN
VXC-M Servers N
Record Call Log from Shared LineDisabledN
Show Call History for Selected Line OnlyDisabledN
Actionable Incoming Call AlertDisabledN
DF bit0N
Separate Audio and Video MuteDisabledN
Softkey ControlFeature Control PolicyN
Start Video Port N
Stop Video Port N
Lowest Alerting Line State PriorityDisabledN
One Column Display for KEMDisabledN
Audio EQDefault: DefaultN
Customer Support Use N
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): PC PortDisabledN
Energy Efficient Ethernet(EEE): SW PortDisabledN
WLAN Authentication Attempts2N
WLAN Profile 1 Prompt ModeEnabledN
Line ModeEnhanced Line ModeN
Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
ICEEnabledN
Default Candidate TypeHostN
Server Reflexive AddressEnabledN
Primary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
Secondary TURN Server Host Name or IP Address N
TURN Server Transport TypeAutoN
TURN Server Username N
Instant Messaging
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
File Types to Block in File Transfer N
URLs to Block in File Transfer N
Desktop Client Settings
Parameter NameParameter ValueOverride
Automatically Start in Phone ControlDisabledN
Automatically Control Tethered Desk PhoneDisabledN
Extend and Connect CapabilityEnabledN
Display Contact PhotosEnabledN
Number Lookups on DirectoryEnabledN
Jabber for Windows Software Update Server URL N
Problem Report Server URL N
Analytics CollectionDisabledN
Analytics Server URL N
Cisco Support Field N

5.198 Remote Destination Profile

Remote destination profiles (RDPs) are associated with directory numbers (for example, the DN of a user's IP phone) and with remote destinations (for example, the mobile phone number of a user). The RDP controls the interaction between the IP phone and the external numbers (for example, a mobile phone) configured as remote destinations.

Note: Remote destinations cannot be configured with on-cluster DNs as destination numbers.


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Remote Destination Profile
NameRemote Destination ProfileAssociated Lines
RDP_aberg
RemoteDestinationProfile
Description
User IDaberg
Device PoolDP_Sydney
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
User Hold Audio Source< None >
Network Hold MOH Audio Source< None >
PrivacyDefault
Rerouting Calling Search Space< None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use DP Calling Party Trans CSSY
User Locale< None >
Network Locale< None >
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Associated Remote Destinations
Associated Remote Destinations,
RD_Berg, 4486237
Do Not Disturb
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionCall Reject
Lines
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
14008P_Sydney_1< None >  98XXX 2/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 
RDP_ceastwood
RemoteDestinationProfile
Description
User IDceastwood
Device PoolDP_Sydney
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
User Hold Audio Source< None >
Network Hold MOH Audio Source< None >
PrivacyDefault
Rerouting Calling Search Space< None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use DP Calling Party Trans CSSY
User Locale< None >
Network Locale< None >
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Associated Remote Destinations
Associated Remote DestinationsDestination, 004411112222
Do Not Disturb
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionCall Reject
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RDP_template
RemoteDestinationProfile
Description
User IDUser_template
Device PoolDP_Sydney
Calling Search Space< None >
AAR Calling Search Space< None >
User Hold Audio Source< None >
Network Hold MOH Audio Source< None >
PrivacyDefault
Rerouting Calling Search Space< None >
Calling Party Transformation CSS< None >
Use DP Calling Party Trans CSSY
User Locale< None >
Network Locale< None >
Ignore Presentation IndicatorsN
Associated Remote Destinations
Associated Remote DestinationsRD1, 5555555
Do Not Disturb
Do Not DisturbN
DND OptionCall Reject
Lines
#ExtensionPartitionCSSLinetextAlerting NameExternal MaskPickup Grpmax/busyVM ProfileCF AllCF BusyCF NoAnswerCFNA [secs]
140000< None >< None >    2/2< None >/ < None >/ < None >/ < None > 

5.199 Feature Control Policy

Feature Control Policies allows you to enable or disable a particular feature and thereby control the appearance of certain features and softkeys that display on the phone. You can configure multiple policies on Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration. After you configure a Feature Control Policy, you must associate that policy to an individual phone, a group of phones, or to all phones in the system.

The appearance of softkeys on Cisco Unified IP Phones is customized by using softkey templates. When you disable a feature by using Feature Control Policies, the softkeys for the disabled feature do not appear in any call state.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses the following order of precedence (Device Configuration has the highest precedence) for Feature Control Policies settings: Device Configuration, Common Phone Profile, Enterprise Parameter Configuration.


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5.200 Recording Profile

To provision line appearances of agents for call recording, administrators create one or more call recording profiles. The administrator then selects a recording profile for a line appearance.

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NameDetails
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Recording Profile Information
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Recording Profile Information
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Recording Destination Address10.5.1.1

5.201 SIP Normalization Script

This section defines SIP normalization and transparency scripts.

SIP trunks can connect to a variety of endpoints, including PBXs, gateways, and service providers. Each of these endpoints implements the SIP protocol a bit differently, causing a unique set of interoperability issues. To normalize messages per trunk, Cisco Unified Communications Manager allows you to add or update scripts to the system and then associate them with one or more SIP trunks. The normalization scripts that you create allow you to preserve, remove, or change the contents of any SIP headers or content bodies, known or unknown.

Transparency refers to the ability to pass information from one call leg to the other. REFER transparency allows Cisco Unified Communications Manager to pass on REFER requests to another endpoint rather than acting on them. REFER transparency is key in call center applications, where the agent sending the REFER (initiating the transfer) resides in a geographic area remote from both of the other call parties.

After you configure a script in Cisco Unified Communications Manager, you associate the script with a SIP trunk by configuring the Normalization Script fields in the Trunk Configuration window. You can only associate one script per trunk, but you can associate the same script to multiple trunks.

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SIP Normalization Script Configuration
NameDetails
refer-passthrough
SIP Normalization Script Configuration
DescriptionRemove Unified CM from the call due to a blind transfer between SIP trunks
Script Execution Error Recovery ActionMessage Rollback Only
System Resource Error Recovery ActionDisable Script
Memory Threshold50
Lua Instruction Threshold1000
HCS-PCV-PAI-passthrough
SIP Normalization Script Configuration
DescriptionCisco HCS platform integration with Enterprise IMS
Script Execution Error Recovery ActionMessage Rollback Only
System Resource Error Recovery ActionDisable Script
Memory Threshold50
Lua Instruction Threshold1000
vcs-interop
SIP Normalization Script Configuration
DescriptionProvides interoperability for endpoints registered to the Video Communications Server (VCS)
Script Execution Error Recovery ActionMessage Rollback Only
System Resource Error Recovery ActionDisable Script
Memory Threshold1000
Lua Instruction Threshold2000
diversion-counter
SIP Normalization Script Configuration
DescriptionProvide capability to adjust the diversion counter
Script Execution Error Recovery ActionMessage Rollback Only
System Resource Error Recovery ActionDisable Script
Memory Threshold50
Lua Instruction Threshold1000
cisco-telepresence-conductor-interop
SIP Normalization Script Configuration
DescriptionProvides interoperability for endpoints registered to the TelePresence Conductor
Script Execution Error Recovery ActionMessage Rollback Only
System Resource Error Recovery ActionDisable Script
Memory Threshold1000
Lua Instruction Threshold2000
cisco-telepresence-mcu-ts-direct-interop
SIP Normalization Script Configuration
DescriptionProvides interoperability between Unified Communications Manager (UCM) and Cisco TelePresence MCU, and between UCM and Cisco TelePresece Server
Script Execution Error Recovery ActionMessage Rollback Only
System Resource Error Recovery ActionDisable Script
Memory Threshold1000
Lua Instruction Threshold2000
cisco-meeting-server-interop
SIP Normalization Script Configuration
DescriptionProvides interoperability between Unified Communication Manager (UCM) and Cisco Meeting Server
Script Execution Error Recovery ActionMessage Rollback Only
System Resource Error Recovery ActionDisable Script
Memory Threshold1000
Lua Instruction Threshold2000

5.202 SDP Transparency Profile

The Session Description Protocol Transparency for Declarative Parameters allows the administrator to specify declarative SDP attributes that are not natively supported by Cisco Unified Communications Manager to be passed from the ingress call leg to the egress call leg.

If the Unified Communications Manager receives attributes that are not explicitly identified by the administrator to send to the egress leg, Unified Communications Manager drops the attribute from the outgoing SDP similar to previous versions of Unified Communications Manager.

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SDP Transparency Profile
NameDescriptionAttributes
Pass all unknown SDP attributesDefault SDP Transparency Profile to pass all unknown SDP attributes< None >

5.203 Network Access Profile

A Network Access Profile contains information about VPN connectivity and HTTP proxy settings. It is assigned to a Wireless LAN Profile.

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5.204 Wireless LAN Profile

The Wireless LAN Profile feature removes the need for users to configure Wi-Fi parameters on their phones by allowing the administrator to configure Wi-Fi profiles for them. The user devices can automatically download the Wi-Fi configuration from the Cisco Unified Communications Manager TFTP server, and the configuration is then applied to these devices.

The following Wireless LAN Profiles are configured:

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5.205 Wireless LAN Profile Group

After you create one or more Wireless LAN Profiles, you can add them to a Wireless LAN Profile Group.

A Wireless LAN Profile Group can be added to a device pool or device-level configuration.

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5.206 Wifi Hotspot Profile

The Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile feature allows users to use their desk phones to provide a Wi-Fi Hotspot, so that they can connect a Wi-Fi device such as a tablet or a mobile phone to the network through the desk phone. The desk phones can automatically download the Wi-Fi Hotspot configuration from the Cisco Unified Communications Manager, and the configuration is then applied to these devices.

The following Wi-Fi Hotspot Profiles are configured:

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5.207 Application User

Application users are all users associated with other Cisco IP Communications features or applications, such as Cisco Attendant Console, Cisco IP Contact Center Express, or Cisco Unified Communications Manager Assistant. These applications need to authenticate with Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), but these internal "users" do not have an interactive login and serve purely for internal communications between applications.

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D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Application Usernotsame2912800348234600Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
212/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLogChange 21: Updated record 'app2' Application UserAudit Log id 5 (UTC 2/27/2024 1:07:22 PM User: admin )
222/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 22: Updated field 'Application User Information::Accept Presence Subscription' from N to YChange 21Application User 
232/27/2024 2:07:22 PM2/27/2024 1:07:22 PMAuditLog-ParentChange 23: Updated field 'Application User Information::Accept Out-of-dialog REFER' from N to YChange 21Application User 

5.207.2 Comparison Results

Application User
User IDInformation
admin
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard Audit Users
Standard CCM Super Users
Roles Standard Admin Rep Tool Admin
Standard Audit Log Administration
Standard AXL API Access
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Administration
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY Administration
Standard SSO Config Admin
CCMQRTSecureSysUser
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CTI Secure Connection
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CTI Secure Connection
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
CCMQRTSysUser
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
CCMSysUser
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
CUCService
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard RealtimeAndTraceCollection
Roles Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CUReporting
Standard RealtimeAndTraceCollection
IPMASecureSysUser
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CTI Secure Connection
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CTI Secure Connection
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
IPMASysUser
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
presencevieweradmin
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Admin-3rd Party API
Roles
TabSyncSysUser
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard TabSync User
Roles Standard AXL API Access
WDSecureSysUser
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CTI Secure Connection
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CTI Secure Connection
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
WDSysUser
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
app1
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles UDP_ajolie
UDP_akutcher
UDP_asterix
UDP_bbreu
UDP_bpitt
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups
Roles
app2
Detected Change ID21
Detected ChangeUpdated record 'app2'
Detected ObjectApplication User
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:07:22 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:07:22 PM
Auditlog ID5
Audit Useradmin
Audit Detailsrecord in table applicationuser with key field name = app2 updated
Audit Server Time05:07:22.920
Child ID22, 23
Application User Information
BLF Presence GroupStandard Presence group
User Rank1
Accept Presence SubscriptionN
Y
Detected Change ID22
Detected ChangeUpdated field 'Application User Information::Accept Presence Subscription' from N to Y
Detected ObjectApplication User
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:07:22 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:07:22 PM
Parent ID21
Accept Out-of-dialog REFERN
Y
Detected Change ID23
Detected ChangeUpdated field 'Application User Information::Accept Out-of-dialog REFER' from N to Y
Detected ObjectApplication User
Detected Date (UTC)2/27/2024 1:07:22 PM
Detected Date (Local)2/27/2024 2:07:22 PM
Parent ID21
Accept Unsolicited NotificationN
Accept Replaces HeaderN
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups
Roles
crs2_1
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices ccgin_69900
ccgin_69901
ccgou_69100
ccgou_69101
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Enabled
Roles Standard CTI Enabled
crs_1
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices cco_55800
cco_55801
cco_55897
cco_55898
cco_55899
crs-55000
crs-55001
crsin_55900
crsin_55901
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Enabled
Roles Standard CTI Enabled
crsadmin_1
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Enabled
Roles Standard CTI Enabled
crsrm
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
Roles Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
crsrmcm
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
Roles Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
ic
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Admin-3rd Party API
Application Client Users
InformaCast AXL User Group
Standard Audit Users
Standard CAR Admin Users
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCM Gateway Administration
Standard CCM Phone Administration
Standard CCM Read Only
Standard CCM Server Maintenance
Standard CCM Server Monitoring
Standard CCM Super Users
Standard Confidential Access Level Users
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Calling Number Modification
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Allow Reception of SRTP Key Material
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CTI Secure Connection
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard Packet Sniffer Users
Standard RealtimeAndTraceCollection
Standard TabSync User
Third Party Application Users
Roles Standard Admin Rep Tool Admin
Standard Audit Log Administration
Standard AXL API Access
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCM Feature Management
Standard CCM Gateway Management
Standard CCM Phone Management
Standard CCM Service Management
Standard CCM System Management
Standard CCMADMIN Administration
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard Confidential Access Level Users
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Calling Number Modification
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Allow Reception of SRTP Key Material
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CTI Secure Connection
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard Packet Sniffing
Standard RealtimeAndTraceCollection
Standard SERVICEABILITY
Standard SERVICEABILITY Administration
Standard SERVICEABILITY Read Only
Standard SSO Config Admin
Standard System Service Management
INFORMACAST
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups InformaCast AXL User Group
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Roles Standard AXL API Access
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
joe_admin
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard Audit Users
Standard CCM Super Users
Roles Standard Admin Rep Tool Admin
Standard Audit Log Administration
Standard AXL API Access
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Administration
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY Administration
Standard SSO Config Admin
pct_app_user
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices SEP0021A02DFE28
SEP002F5C615751
SEP3C5EC30DCC2D
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Server Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY
phoneview
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Server Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard TabSync User
Roles Standard AXL API Access
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY
rmcm
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
Roles Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
rmcm2
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
Roles Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Enabled
uplinx_pct-admin
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices SEP0021A02DFE28
SEP002F5C615751
SEP3C5EC30DCC2D
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Server Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY
uplinx_pct-Administrator
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Server Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY
uplinx_pct-Michael
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices SEP0021A02DFE28
SEP002F5C615751
SEP3C5EC30DCC2D
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Server Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY
uplinx_pct-Michael1
Application User Information
BLF Presence Group Standard Presence group
User Rank 1
Accept Presence Subscription N
Accept Out-of-dialog REFER N
Accept Unsolicited Notification N
Accept Replaces Header N
Device Information
Controlled Devices SEPC89C1DB61489
CTI Controlled Device Profiles
CAPF Information
Associated CAPF Profiles
Permissions Information
Groups Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Server Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Roles Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Park Monitoring
Standard CTI Allow Call Recording
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY

5.208 End User (Condensed)

End users are all users associated with a physical person and an interactive login. This category includes all IP Telephony users as well as Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) administrators when using the User Groups and Roles configuration (equivalent to the Cisco Multilevel Administration feature in prior Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) versions). The following is a condensed table with the most important end user settings.


5.208.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
End User (Condensed)notsame13711360015071150600Compare ok
Detected Changes
IDServer Time (Local)Server Time (UTC)Time SourceDetected ChangeParentDetected Config ItemRelevant Cisco Audit Log
241/24/2024 8:59:02 AM1/24/2024 7:59:02 AMDetectedChange 24: Updated record 'agent1' End User (Condensed) 
251/24/2024 8:59:02 AM1/24/2024 7:59:02 AMDetectedChange 25: Updated record 'agent1'Change 24End User (Condensed) 

5.208.2 Comparison Results

End User (Condensed)
User IDFirst nameLast nameTelephone NumberDepartmentUser StatusControlled DevicesControlled ProfilesPrimary ExtensionGroupsRoles
1300.ORANGE1300ORANGE  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
abergAlecBerg+61290025003 Active LDAP Synchronized User UDP_elled5003 in P_Sydney_2Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
agent1
Detected Change ID24
Detected ChangeUpdated record 'agent1'
Detected ObjectEnd User (Condensed)
Detected Date (UTC)1/24/2024 7:59:02 AM
Detected Date (Local)1/24/2024 8:59:02 AM
Child ID25
agent1UCCX+61290004001DepX updActive LDAP Synchronized UserSEP000DBC04B235
SEP0021A02BC8B8
Detected Change ID25
Detected ChangeUpdated record 'agent1'
Detected ObjectEnd User (Condensed)
Detected Date (UTC)1/24/2024 7:59:02 AM
Detected Date (Local)1/24/2024 8:59:02 AM
Parent ID24
 4000 in P_1  
agent2agent2UCCX  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ajolieAngelinaJolie+61290004001 Active LDAP Synchronized User UDP_ajolie4015 in P_Sydney_1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
akutcherAshtonKutcher4001ActorsActive LDAP Synchronized User UDP_akutcher4007 in P_Sydney_1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
aps01aps01+61290004176 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
aps02aps02+61290004017 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
aps03aps03+61290004018 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
aps04aps044004 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
aps05aps05+61290004021 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
aps_user_templateAPSUserTemplate  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
apstest1Test1APS  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-10First-10Last-10 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-11First-11Last-11 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-12First-12Last-12 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-13First-13Last-13 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-14First-14Last-14 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-15First-15Last-15 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-2First-2Last-2 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-3First-3Last-3 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-4First-4Last-4 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-5First-5Last-5 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-6First-6Last-6 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser-8First-8Last-8 APS Bulk ImportActive LDAP Synchronized User     
apsuser99apsuser99Last+61290004002 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
asterixAsterixTheGaulois4012 Active LDAP Synchronized User UDP_asterix4012 in P_Sydney_1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
bbreuBeatBreu+6129000 Active LDAP Synchronized User UDP_bbreu4004 in P_Sydney_1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
bpittBradPitt+61290004060Brad Pitt GmbHActive LDAP Synchronized UserSEP999988887777UDP_bpitt4014 in P_Sydney_1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
bwayneBruceWayne FictionalActive LDAP Synchronized User     
bwillisBruceWillis+442070877600 Active LDAP Synchronized User   Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
ceastwoodClintEastwood+61255780093 Active LDAP Synchronized User   Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
crsadmincrsadminUCCX  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
cttest01cttest0198777777 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
cttest03cttest03  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
cwelchChrisdopherWelch+61882915300 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
dmooreDemiMoore+61290004001 Active LDAP Synchronized UserSEP111122223333 4001 in P_Sydney_1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
dotfirstdotfirst.  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
eldeeElEss  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
elledElleDiess+61290004001 Active LDAP Synchronized User UDP_elled4001 in P_SydneyStandard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
emauto13emauto13LAST  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
emauto16emauto16LAST2  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
emauto2emauto2LAST Department BrissiActive LDAP Synchronized User     
emauto5emauto5LAST  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
emauto_Friday1emautoFridayLASTZZ+61290004001 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
emauto_Monday1emautoFirstMonday138600 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
emauto_TuesdayemautoTuesday  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
emauto_WedEmautoWed  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
epageEllenPage+6129004002ActorsActive LDAP Synchronized User     
FMG10FMG10Last10+18474307003 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
fmg16fmg16XXtestZZ4402 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
fmg17fmg17last  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
FMG25FMG25LAst  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
fmg4FMG4Last581554405 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
fmg6fmg6test7004 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
fmg9fmg9Last7966 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
FMG_LastFirstLast  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
FMG_SiteNotExistsFMG_SiteNotExistsLast  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
FMGconsole1Console1FMG  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
gdepardieuGerardDepardieu4014 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
gpaltrowGwynethPaltrow4012 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
haroldHaroldXie4005 Active LDAP Synchronized User   Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Server Maintenance
Standard CCM Server Monitoring
Standard CCM Super Users
Standard Admin Rep Tool Admin
Standard AXL API Access
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Feature Management
Standard CCM Service Management
Standard CCM System Management
Standard CCMADMIN Administration
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CUReporting
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY
Standard SERVICEABILITY Administration
Standard SSO Config Admin
Standard System Service Management
hfordHarrisonFord  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
jacktheripperJackTheRipper  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
jcarreyJimCarrey  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
jdelpotroJuan MartinDel Potro  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
jdunnJaredDunn FictionalActive LDAP Synchronized User     
jhowardJohnHoward3000ResearchActive LDAP Synchronized User     
jlemmonJackLemmon9100AdminActive LDAP Synchronized User     
jmorrisonJimMorrison+61890008100 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
jnicholsonJackNicholson7766AdminActive LDAP Synchronized User     
jrobertsJuliaRoberts+61290025013 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
jseinfieldJerrySeinfield+61290025024 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
jsmithJohnSmith GoodiesActive LDAP Synchronized User     
jwelchJackWelch+61290004006BossesActive LDAP Synchronized UserSEP123412349999 4006 in P_Sydney_1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
jwinnieJoeWinnie+61890008501 Active LDAP Synchronized User UDP_jwinnie8501 in P_PerthStandard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
kcostnerKevinCostner4566ResearchActive LDAP Synchronized User     
kspaceyKevinSpacey+61290004002 Active LDAP Synchronized UserSEP123412341299 4002 in P_Sydney_1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
kwatanabeKenWatanabe+61290025066ActorsActive LDAP Synchronized User     
ldicaprioLeonardoDiCaprio  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest01LDSTest01  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest02ldstest02 newuserActive LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest03ldstest03 newuserActive LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest04ldstest04 newuserActive LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest06ldstest06  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest07ldstest07  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest08ldstest08  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest09ldstest09  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest10ldstest10  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest11ldstest11 LDSDept33Active LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest12ldstest12 TESTDEPTActive LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest13ldstest13 ATESTActive LDAP Synchronized User     
ldstest14ldstest14  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
localusertestlocaluser  Active Local User     
mbuser1mbuser1Test  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
mbuser18mbuser18last+17707773610 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
mbuser19mbuser19XXLastYY7022 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
mbuser2mbuser2Last  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
mdouglasMichaelDouglas  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
mfreemanMorganFreeman  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
mgibsonMelGibson7089SalesActive LDAP Synchronized User     
mkadminMichaelAdmin  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
mkunzMichaelKunz  Active LDAP Synchronized User   Standard CAR Admin Users
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Gateway Administration
Standard CCM Phone Administration
Standard CCM Super Users
Standard Admin Rep Tool Admin
Standard Admin Rep Tool Admin
Standard AXL API Access
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Gateway Management
Standard CCM Phone Management
Standard CCMADMIN Administration
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard CUReporting
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY Administration
Standard SSO Config Admin
nbighettiNelsonBighetti FictionalActive LDAP Synchronized User     
newuserfirstlast  Active Local User  5001 in P_Sydney_2Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
pdinklagePeterDinklage+61386127601ResearchActive LDAP Synchronized User     
phoneadminphoneadminAdmin  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
psProvisioningSystem  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
putinVladimirPutin  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
rdeniroRobertDeNiro  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
rdstestuserArdstestuserA  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
rdstestuserBrdstestuserB  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
rredfordRobertRedford  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
rsnowRamsaySnow FictionalActive LDAP Synchronized User     
sbeanStevenBeany MyDepActive LDAP Synchronized User     
sconnerySeanConnery  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
specialcharsDávidTrüber4011Dep€uroActive LDAP Synchronized User     
specialchars2中文test  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
spennSeanPenn4200 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
sturnerSophieTurner+61790003000ActorsActive LDAP Synchronized User     
supervisor1supervisor1UCCX  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
test1emtest1em  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
test20apsTest20APS  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
testemxtestctlight3+442070877602 Active LDAP Synchronized UserSEP123421341234 0877602 in P_PerthStandard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
testlasttestlast+61290004004 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
testsyncTestSync  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
testuser01testuser0155590387 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
testuser02testuser0265577783ITActive LDAP Synchronized User     
testuser03testuser0355593872FinanceActive LDAP Synchronized User     
testuser04testuser04777877787 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
testuser05testuser0576767676RiskActive LDAP Synchronized User     
thanksTomHanks  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
tromingerTonyJayRomingerDelgado  Active LDAP Synchronized User     
uptest01upuptest0140404590 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
uptest02upuptest0280803002 Active LDAP Synchronized User     
User_templateUserTemplate  Active LDAP Synchronized User   Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled
User_templateNoMobUserTemplateNoMob  Active LDAP Synchronized User   Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Enabled
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
Standard CTI Enabled

5.209 SIP Realm

The SIP Realm provides the trunk-side credentials when Cisco Unified Communications Manager gets challenged by a trunk peer.

When you configure digest authentication for SIP trunks, Cisco Unified Communications Manager challenges the identity of the SIP user agent that connects to the trunk every time the trunk sends a SIP request to Cisco Unified Communications Manager; the SIP user agent, in turn, can challenge the identity of Cisco Unified Communications Manager. For CUCM to respond to a challenge from the SIP user agent, you must configure the SIP realm for Cisco Unified Communications Manager.


5.209.1 Comparison Statistics

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SIP Realmsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.210 Credential Policy Default

The Credential Policy Default window provides options to change the default credential policy assignment for a user and credential type (for example, end user PINs).

At installation, Cisco Unified Communications Manager assigns the system Default Credential Policy to end user passwords, end user PINS, and application user passwords. The system applies the application password that you configured at installation to all application users. You can assign a new default credential policy and configure new default credentials after installation.

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5.210.2 Comparison Results

Credential Policy Default
NameCredential UserCredential TypeInfo
Default Credential PolicyApplication UserPassword
Credential Policy Default Information
User Cannot ChangeN
User Must Change at Next LoginY
Does Not ExpireY
Default Credential PolicyEnd UserPassword
Credential Policy Default Information
User Cannot ChangeN
User Must Change at Next LoginY
Does Not ExpireY
Default Credential PolicyEnd UserPIN
Credential Policy Default Information
User Cannot ChangeN
User Must Change at Next LoginY
Does Not ExpireY

5.211 Credential Policy

A Credential Policy comprises a set of rules that controls access to a system or network resource. A credential policy defines password requirements and account lockouts for user accounts. Credential policies that are assigned to user accounts control the authentication process in Cisco Unified Communications Manager. After you add a credential policy, you can assign the new policy as the default policy for a credential type or to an individual application or end user.

5.211.1 Comparison Statistics

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Credential Policysame3030000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.211.2 Comparison Results

Credential Policy
Display NameCredential Policy Information
uplinx_credential_policy
Failed Logon5
Reset Failed Logon Attempts Every (minutes)30
Lockout Duration (minutes)30
Minimum Duration Between Credential Changes (minutes)0
Credential Expires After (days)0 (Never Expires)
Minimum Credential Length1
Stored Number of Previous Credentials0
Inactive Days Allowed0
Expiry Warning Days0
Check for Trivial PasswordsN
uplinx_pct_credential_policy
Failed Logon5
Reset Failed Logon Attempts Every (minutes)30
Lockout Duration (minutes)30
Minimum Duration Between Credential Changes (minutes)0
Credential Expires After (days)0 (Never Expires)
Minimum Credential Length1
Stored Number of Previous Credentials0
Inactive Days Allowed0
Expiry Warning Days0
Check for Trivial PasswordsN
Default Credential Policy
(S)
Failed Logon5
Reset Failed Logon Attempts Every (minutes)30
Lockout Duration (minutes)30
Minimum Duration Between Credential Changes (minutes)0
Credential Expires After (days)0 (Never Expires)
Minimum Credential Length1
Stored Number of Previous Credentials0
Inactive Days Allowed0
Expiry Warning Days0
Check for Trivial PasswordsN

5.212 Role

Roles allow to configure end users and application users with different levels of privilege. Administrators with full administration privilege configure roles and user groups. In general, full-access administration users configure the privilege of other administration users and end users to Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration and to other applications.

Roles comprise groups of resources for an application. At installation, default standard roles get created for various administrative functions. You may, however, create custom roles that comprise custom groupings of resources for an application.

Different levels of privilege exist for each application. For the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration application, two levels of privilege exist: read privilege and update privilege.

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5.212.2 Comparison Results

Role
NameDescriptionIs StandardApplicationRole Assignment
CCM admincustomNCisco Call Manager AdministrationAAR Group web pages (read, update)
ALL License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Access Control Group web pages (read, update)
Access List (read, update)
Add Unity User (read, update)
Advanced License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Advanced License User Usage Report (read, update)
Advertised Route Pattern (read, update)
All License User Usage Report (read, update)
Announcement (read, update)
Annunciator web pages (read, update)
Application Dial Rules web pages (read, update)
Application Server (read, update)
Application User CAPF (read, update)
Application User Web Pages (read, update)
Audio Codec Preference List (read, update)
BLF Directed Call Park (read, update)
BLF Speeddial (read, update)
Basic License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Basic License User Usage Report (read, update)
Blocked Learned Pattern (read, update)
Blocked Learned Patterns (read, update)
Blocked Patterns (read, update)
Bulk Add/Update Lines (read, update)
Bulk Add/Update Phones (read, update)
Bulk CUPS User Page (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Export (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Import (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Import Validation (read, update)
Bulk Delete Access List (read, update)
Bulk Delete Call Pickup Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Client Matter Codes (read, update)
Bulk Delete Fallback Profile (read, update)
Bulk Delete Forced Authorization Codes (read, update)
Bulk Delete Gateways (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Managers (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Managers/Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Delete Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Delete Phones (read, update)
Bulk Delete Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Delete Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Delete UDP (read, update)
Bulk Delete Users (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Enrolled DID Pattern Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Exclusion Number Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Route Filter Element (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Route Filter Group (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Delete (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Insert/Update (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Template (read, update)
Bulk Export Access List (read, update)
Bulk Export Line Appearance (read, update)
Bulk Export Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Export Phones (read, update)
Bulk Export Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Export Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Export UDP (read, update)
Bulk Export Users (read, update)
Bulk File Upload Pages (read, update)
Bulk Gateway File Format (read, update)
Bulk Gateway Template (read, update)
Bulk Generate Gateway Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate IPMA Assistant Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate IPMA Manager Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate Phone Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate UDP Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate User Reports (read, update)
Bulk Infrastructure Device Insert (insert, update)
Bulk Insert Access List (read, update)
Bulk Insert Call Pickup Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Client Matter Codes (read, update)
Bulk Insert Fallback Profile (read, update)
Bulk Insert Forced Authorization Codes (read, update)
Bulk Insert Gateways (read, update)
Bulk Insert IPMA Managers/Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Insert Imported Directory URI (read, update)
Bulk Insert Intercom (read, update)
Bulk Insert Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Insert Phones (read, update)
Bulk Insert Phones with Users (read, update)
Bulk Insert Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Insert Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Insert UDP (read, update)
Bulk Insert Users (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Enrolled DID Pattern Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Exclusion Number Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Route Filter Element (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Route Filter Group (read, update)
Bulk Intercom DN Template (read, update)
Bulk Job Scheduler pages (read, update)
Bulk Migrate Phones (read, update)
Bulk Phone & Users File Format (read, update)
Bulk Phone File Format (read, update)
Bulk Phone Migration (read, update)
Bulk Phone Template (read, update)
Bulk Region Matrix (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Add File Format (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Create File Format (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Template (read, update)
Bulk Reset Password/PIN (read, update)
Bulk Reset/Restart Phones (read, update)
Bulk Secure TAPS (read, update)
Bulk UDP File Format (read, update)
Bulk UDP Intercom DN Add (read, update)
Bulk UDP Intercom DN Update (read, update)
Bulk UDP Template (read, update)
Bulk Update Intercom (read, update)
Bulk Update Line Appearance (read, update)
Bulk Update Phones (read, update)
Bulk Update UDP (read, update)
Bulk Update Users (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Delete (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Export (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Insert (read, update)
Bulk User Locales for TAPS (read, update)
Bulk User Template (read, update)
Bulk Validate Phones (read, update)
Bulk Validate Phones/Users (read, update)
Bulk Validate UDP (read, update)
Bulk View TAPS Log File (read, update)
Bulk Wipe/Lock Phones (read, update)
CCD Advertising Service Profile (read, update)
CCD Feature Configuration (read, update)
CCD Requesting Service Profile (read, update)
CMC Info (read, update)
CTI Route Point web pages (read, update)
CUMA Server Security Profile (read, update)
Call Control Agent Profile (read, update)
Call Control Discovery Partition (read, update)
Call Park web pages (read, update)
Call Pickup web pages (read, update)
CallManager Group web pages (read, update)
CallManager web pages (read, update)
Called Party Tracing (read, update)
Called Party Transformation Pattern (read, update)
Calling Search Space web pages (read, update)
Certificate web pages (read, update)
Cloud Onboarding Page (read, update)
Common Device Mobility Profile (read, update)
Common Phone Profile (read, update)
Conference Bridge web pages (read, update)
Conference Now web pages (read, update)
Confidential Access Level (read, update)
Credential (read, update)
Credential Policy (read, update)
Credential Policy Default (read, update)
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (read, update)
DHCP Server Web Pages (read, update)
DHCP Subnet Web Pages (read, update)
DRF Restore Warning Page (read, update)
DRF Schedule Page (read, update)
DRF Show Dependency Page (read, update)
DRF Show Status Page (read, update)
Date/Time Group web pages (read, update)
Default Device Profile web pages (read, update)
Delete Unassigned DN (read, update)
Device Default web pages (read, update)
Device Mobility Group (read, update)
Device Mobility Info (read, update)
Device Pool web pages (read, update)
Device Profile web pages (read, update)
Dial Plan (read, update)
Dial Rule Pattern Info (read, update)
Dial Rules Info (read, update)
Directed Call Park (read, update)
Directory Dial Rules pages (read, update)
Directory Number web pages (read, update)
Download Local Directory URI (read, update)
E911 Messages (read, update)
ELIN Group Web Pages (read, update)
EMCC Feature Config (read, update)
EMCC Intercluster Service Profile (read, update)
EMCC Remote Cluster (read, update)
EMCC Remote Cluster Service Override (read, update)
Emergency Location Configuration Web Pages (read, update)
End User CAPF (read, update)
Enhanced License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Enhanced License User Usage Report (read, update)
Enterprise Parameters web pages (read, update)
Enterprise Phone Configuration (read, update)
Essential License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Essential License User Usage Report (read, update)
Export Local URIs (read, update)
External Call Control Profile (read, update)
Fac Info (read, update)
FallBack Feature Configuration Page (read, update)
Fallback Profile Web Pages (read, update)
Feature Control Policy (read, update)
Feature Group Template web pages (read, update)
Firmware Load web pages (read, update)
Fixed MOH Audio Source (read, update)
Gate Keeper web pages (read, update)
Gateway Security Profile (read, update)
Gateway web pages (read, update)
Geolocation (read, update)
Geolocation Filter (read, update)
Geolocation Policy (read, update)
H323 Security Profile (read, update)
HTTP Profile (read, update)
Handoff Mobility Setup (read, update)
Hosted DN Group (read, update)
Hosted DN Patterns (read, update)
Hunt List (read, update)
Hunt Pilot (read, update)
ILS Cluster View page (read, update)
ILS web pages (read, update)
IME Enrolled Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME Enrolled Pattern Web Pages (read, update)
IME Exclusion Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME Exclusion Number Web Pages (read, update)
IME Feature Configuration Page (read, update)
IME Firewall Web Pages (read, update)
IME Learned Route Web Pages (read, update)
IME Server Web Pages (read, update)
IME Service Web Pages (read, update)
IME Transformation Web Pages (read, update)
IME Trusted Element Web Pages (read, update)
IME Trusted Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME UCM External Address List Web Page (read, update)
IPMA Wizard web pages (read, update)
IVR Source web pages (read, update)
Imported Directory URI (read, update)
Imported Directory URI Catalog (read, update)
Imported Pattern (read, update)
Intercluster Directory URI Configuration (read, update)
IntercomCallingSearchSpace (read, update)
IntercomDirectoryNumber (read, update)
IntercomRoutePartition (read, update)
IntercomTranslation (read, update)
LDAP Authentication Configuration Page (read, update)
LDAP Custom Filter Configuration (read, update)
LDAP Directory Configuration Pages (read, update)
LDAP Search Configuration Page (read, update)
LDAP System Configuration Page (read, update)
Ldap Sync UserGroup (read, update)
Learned Alternate Numbers (read, update)
Learned Directory URIs (read, update)
Learned Object (read, update)
Learned Patterns (read, update)
License Device Usage Report (read, update)
License User Usage Report (read, update)
License User View Details (read, update)
Licensing Report (read, update)
Line Appearance web pages (read, update)
Line Group web pages (read, update)
Local Route Group (read, update)
Location Bandwidth Manager Group (read, update)
Location Bandwidth Manager(LBM) Intercluster Replication Group (read, update)
Location web pages (read, update)
MLPP Domain web pages (read, update)
MOH Audio Source Management web pages (read, update)
MOH Audio Source web pages (read, update)
MOH Server web pages (read, update)
Media Resource Group List web pages (read, update)
Media Resource Group web pages (read, update)
Media Termination Point web pages (read, update)
Meet Me web pages (read, update)
Message Waiting web pages (read, update)
Mobile Voice Access (read, update)
Mobility Configuration (read, update)
Mobility Enterprise Feature Access (read, update)
Mobility Profile (read, update)
NTP Server (read, update)
Network Access Profile (read, update)
Page Layout Preference web pages (read, update)
Pattern Parameter Info (read, update)
Phone Button Layout web pages (read, update)
Phone Button Template web pages (read, update)
Phone Device Profile Page (read, update)
Phone Migration (read, update)
Phone Security Profile (read, update)
Phone Service Subscribe Page (read, update)
Phone Services web pages (read, update)
Phone web pages (read, update)
Physical Location (read, update)
Plugin web pages (read, update)
Premium License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Premium License User Usage Report (read, update)
Presence Group (read, update)
Presence License User Usage Report (read, update)
Presence Redundancy Group (read, update)
Presence Server Status (read, update)
Presence User Assignment (read, update)
Professional License User Usage Report (read, update)
Recording Profile (read, update)
Region web pages (read, update)
RemoteDestination (read, update)
RemoteDestinationTemplate (read, update)
Reorder Info (read, update)
Resource Priority Namespace (read, update)
Resource Priority Namespace List (read, update)
Role web pages (read, update)
Route Filter web pages (read, update)
Route Group web pages (read, update)
Route List (read, update)
Route Partition web pages (read, update)
Route Partitions For Learned Patterns (read, update)
Route Pattern web pages (read, update)
Route Pattern2 (read, update)
Route Plan Report web pages (read, update)
SAF Forwarder (read, update)
SAF Security Profile (read, update)
SAML Single Sign-On (read, update)
SCCP Security Profile (read, update)
SDP Transparency Profile (read, update)
SIP Normalization Script (read, update)
SIP Phone Security Profile (read, update)
SIP Profile (read, update)
SIP Realm (read, update)
SIP Route Pattern (read, update)
SIP Trunk Security Profile (read, update)
SRST Certificate (read, update)
SRST web pages (read, update)
SSO Wizard web pages (read, update)
Search Documentation (read, update)
Security Setting web pages (read, update)
Self Provisioning Configuration (read, update)
Server web pages (read, update)
Service Parameter web pages (read, update)
Service Profile web pages (read, update)
Service Url Page (read, update)
Softkey Template web pages (read, update)
Speed Dial Page (read, update)
Super Copy Info (read, update)
Switches and Access Point Web Pages (read, update)
Telepresence License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Telepresence License User Usage Report (read, update)
Time Period (read, update)
Time Schedule (read, update)
Transcoder web pages (read, update)
Transformation Pattern (read, update)
Transformation Profile Web Pages (read, update)
Translation Pattern web pages (read, update)
Trunk web pages (read, update)
UC Service web pages (read, update)
Universal Device Template web pages (read, update)
Universal Line Template web pages (read, update)
User Profile (read, update)
User Rank web pages (read, update)
User web pages (read, update)
VOH Server web pages (read, update)
VPN Feature Config (read, update)
VPN Gateway web pages (read, update)
VPN Group web pages (read, update)
VPN Profile (read, update)
Voice Mail Pilot web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Port Wizard web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Port web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Profile web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail web pages (read, update)
Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile (read, update)
Wireless Access Point Controller Web Pages (read, update)
Wireless LAN Profile (read, update)
Wireless LAN Profile Group (read, update)
Standard AXL API AccessAccess the AXL APIsYCisco Call Manager AXL DatabaseAXL Database API (Allow to use API)
Standard AXL API UsersAll users with access to AXL APIsY  
Standard AXL Read Only API AccessAccess the AXL Read Only APIsYCisco Call Manager AXL Database Read OnlyExecute SQL Query (Allow to use API)
Get Api (Allow to use API)
List Api (Allow to use API)
Standard Admin Rep Tool AdminAdminister CARY  
Standard Audit Log AdministrationServiceability Audit Log AdministrationYCisco Call Manager ServiceabilityAudit Configuration (read, update)
Audit Trace (read, update)
Control Center - Network Services web page (read, update)
RTMT->Alert Config (read, update)
RTMT->Profile Saving (read, update)
Real Time Monitoring Tool (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
Trace Collection Tool (read, update)
Standard CCM Admin UsersAll users with access to CCM web siteY  
Standard CCM End UsersAccess to CCM User Option PagesY  
Standard CCM Feature ManagementStandard CCM Feature ManagementYCisco Call Manager AdministrationBulk Delete Call Pickup Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Client Matter Codes (read, update)
Bulk Delete Forced Authorization Codes (read, update)
Bulk Infrastructure Device Insert (insert, update)
Bulk Insert Call Pickup Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Client Matter Codes (read, update)
Bulk Insert Forced Authorization Codes (read, update)
CMC Info (read, update)
Call Park web pages (read, update)
Call Pickup web pages (read, update)
Conference Now web pages (read, update)
ELIN Group Web Pages (read, update)
Emergency Location Configuration Web Pages (read, update)
Fac Info (read, update)
Meet Me web pages (read, update)
Message Waiting web pages (read, update)
Phone Services web pages (read, update)
Self Provisioning Configuration (read, update)
Voice Mail Pilot web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Port Wizard web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Port web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Profile web pages (read, update)
Standard CCM Gateway ManagementStandard CCM Gateway ManagementYCisco Call Manager AdministrationGate Keeper web pages (read, update)
Gateway web pages (read, update)
Trunk web pages (read, update)
Standard CCM Phone ManagementStandard CCM Phone ManagementYCisco Call Manager AdministrationBLF Speeddial (read, update)
Bulk Export Phones (read, update)
Bulk Insert UDP (read, update)
CTI Route Point web pages (read, update)
Default Device Profile web pages (read, update)
Device Profile web pages (read, update)
Directory Number web pages (read, update)
Firmware Load web pages (read, update)
Line Appearance web pages (read, update)
Phone Button Template web pages (read, update)
Phone web pages (read, update)
Reorder Info (read, update)
Softkey Template web pages (read, update)
Standard CCM Route Plan ManagementStandard CCM Route Plan ManagementYCisco Call Manager AdministrationApplication Dial Rules web pages (read, update)
Calling Search Space web pages (read, update)
Dial Rule Pattern Info (read, update)
Dial Rules Info (read, update)
Hunt List (read, update)
Hunt Pilot (read, update)
Line Group web pages (read, update)
Local Route Group (read, update)
Pattern Parameter Info (read, update)
Route Filter web pages (read, update)
Route Group web pages (read, update)
Route List (read, update)
Route Partition web pages (read, update)
Route Pattern web pages (read, update)
Route Pattern2 (read, update)
Route Plan Report web pages (read, update)
SIP Route Pattern (read, update)
Time Period (read, update)
Time Schedule (read, update)
Translation Pattern web pages (read, update)
Standard CCM Service ManagementStandard CCM Service ManagementYCisco Call Manager AdministrationAnnunciator web pages (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Managers (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Managers/Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Insert IPMA Managers/Assistants (read, update)
Conference Bridge web pages (read, update)
IPMA Wizard web pages (read, update)
IVR Source web pages (read, update)
MOH Audio Source web pages (read, update)
MOH Server web pages (read, update)
Media Resource Group List web pages (read, update)
Media Resource Group web pages (read, update)
Media Termination Point web pages (read, update)
Transcoder web pages (read, update)
Standard CCM System ManagementStandard CCM System ManagementYCisco Call Manager AdministrationAAR Group web pages (read, update)
Bulk Job Scheduler pages (read, update)
CallManager Group web pages (read, update)
CallManager web pages (read, update)
Date/Time Group web pages (read, update)
Device Default web pages (read, update)
Device Pool web pages (read, update)
Enterprise Parameters web pages (read, update)
Enterprise Phone Configuration (read, update)
Location web pages (read, update)
NTP Server (read, update)
Presence Group (read, update)
SCCP Security Profile (read, update)
SIP Phone Security Profile (read, update)
SIP Trunk Security Profile (read, update)
SRST web pages (read, update)
Server web pages (read, update)
Standard CCM User ManagementStandard CCM User ManagementYCisco Call Manager AdministrationBulk Delete Users (read, update)
Bulk Insert Users (read, update)
Bulk Update Users (read, update)
User web pages (read, update)
Standard CCM User Privilege ManagementStandard CCM User Privilege ManagementYCisco Call Manager AdministrationAccess Control Group web pages (read, update)
Application User Web Pages (read, update)
Cloud Onboarding Page (read, update)
LDAP Search Configuration Page (read, update)
Ldap Sync UserGroup (read, update)
Role web pages (read, update)
User Rank web pages (read, update)
User web pages (read, update)
Standard CCMADMIN AdministrationAdminister all aspects of CCMAdmin systemYCisco Call Manager AdministrationAAR Group web pages (read, update)
ALL License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Access Control Group web pages (read, update)
Access List (read, update)
Add Unity User (read, update)
Advanced License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Advanced License User Usage Report (read, update)
Advanced Presence Settings (read, update)
Advertised Route Pattern (read, update)
All License User Usage Report (read, update)
Announcement (read, update)
Annunciator web pages (read, update)
Application Dial Rules web pages (read, update)
Application Server (read, update)
Application User CAPF (read, update)
Application User Web Pages (read, update)
Applications Listeners (read, update)
Audio Codec Preference List (read, update)
BLF Directed Call Park (read, update)
BLF Speeddial (read, update)
Basic License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Basic License User Usage Report (read, update)
Blocked Learned Pattern (read, update)
Blocked Learned Patterns (read, update)
Blocked Patterns (read, update)
Bulk Add/Update Lines (read, update)
Bulk Add/Update Phones (read, update)
Bulk CUPS User Page (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Export (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Import (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Import Validation (read, update)
Bulk Contact List Export (read, update)
Bulk Contact List Update (read, update)
Bulk Contacts Rename (read, update)
Bulk Delete Access List (read, update)
Bulk Delete Call Pickup Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Client Matter Codes (read, update)
Bulk Delete Fallback Profile (read, update)
Bulk Delete Forced Authorization Codes (read, update)
Bulk Delete Gateways (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Managers (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Managers/Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Delete Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Delete Phones (read, update)
Bulk Delete Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Delete Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Delete UDP (read, update)
Bulk Delete Users (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Enrolled DID Pattern Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Exclusion Number Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Route Filter Element (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Route Filter Group (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Delete (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Insert/Update (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Template (read, update)
Bulk Export Access List (read, update)
Bulk Export Line Appearance (read, update)
Bulk Export Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Export Phones (read, update)
Bulk Export Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Export Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Export UDP (read, update)
Bulk Export Users (read, update)
Bulk File Upload Pages (read, read, update, update)
Bulk Gateway File Format (read, update)
Bulk Gateway Template (read, update)
Bulk Generate Gateway Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate IPMA Assistant Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate IPMA Manager Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate Phone Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate UDP Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate User Reports (read, update)
Bulk Infrastructure Device Insert (insert, update)
Bulk Insert Access List (read, update)
Bulk Insert Call Pickup Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Client Matter Codes (read, update)
Bulk Insert Fallback Profile (read, update)
Bulk Insert Forced Authorization Codes (read, update)
Bulk Insert Gateways (read, update)
Bulk Insert IPMA Managers/Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Insert Imported Directory URI (read, update)
Bulk Insert Intercom (read, update)
Bulk Insert Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Insert Phones (read, update)
Bulk Insert Phones with Users (read, update)
Bulk Insert Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Insert Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Insert UDP (read, update)
Bulk Insert Users (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Enrolled DID Pattern Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Exclusion Number Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Route Filter Element (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Route Filter Group (read, update)
Bulk Intercom DN Template (read, update)
Bulk Job Scheduler pages (read, read, update, update)
Bulk Legacy Clients/Microsoft RCC (read, update)
Bulk Migrate Phones (read, update)
Bulk Phone & Users File Format (read, update)
Bulk Phone File Format (read, update)
Bulk Phone Migration (read, update)
Bulk Phone Template (read, update)
Bulk Region Matrix (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Add File Format (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Create File Format (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Template (read, update)
Bulk Reset Password/PIN (read, update)
Bulk Reset/Restart Phones (read, update)
Bulk Secure TAPS (read, update)
Bulk UDP File Format (read, update)
Bulk UDP Intercom DN Add (read, update)
Bulk UDP Intercom DN Update (read, update)
Bulk UDP Template (read, update)
Bulk Update Intercom (read, update)
Bulk Update Line Appearance (read, update)
Bulk Update Phones (read, update)
Bulk Update UDP (read, update)
Bulk Update Users (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Delete (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Export (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Insert (read, update)
Bulk User Locales for TAPS (read, update)
Bulk User Template (read, update)
Bulk Validate Phones (read, update)
Bulk Validate Phones/Users (read, update)
Bulk Validate UDP (read, update)
Bulk View TAPS Log File (read, update)
Bulk Wipe/Lock Phones (read, update)
CCD Advertising Service Profile (read, update)
CCD Feature Configuration (read, update)
CCD Requesting Service Profile (read, update)
CCMCIP Profile (read, update)
CMC Info (read, update)
CTI Route Point web pages (read, update)
CUMA Server Security Profile (read, update)
Call Control Agent Profile (read, update)
Call Control Discovery Partition (read, update)
Call Park web pages (read, update)
Call Pickup web pages (read, update)
CallManager Group web pages (read, update)
CallManager web pages (read, update)
Called Party Tracing (read, read, update, update)
Called Party Transformation Pattern (read, update)
Calling Search Space web pages (read, update)
Certificate Import Tool (read, update)
Certificate web pages (read, update)
Client Types (read, update)
Cloud Onboarding Page (read, update)
Common Device Mobility Profile (read, update)
Common Phone Profile (read, update)
Compliance (read, update)
Compliance Profile (read, update)
Compliance Profile Routing Priority (read, update)
Conference Bridge web pages (read, update)
Conference Now web pages (read, update)
Confidential Access Level (read, update)
Credential (read, update)
Credential Policy (read, update)
Credential Policy Default (read, update)
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (read, update)
DHCP Server Web Pages (read, update)
DHCP Subnet Web Pages (read, update)
DNA Analyser (read, update)
DNA Control Center (read, update)
DNA Dump Da Information (read, update)
DNA Gateways (read, update)
DNA Multiple Analyser (read, update)
DNA Phones (read, update)
DNA Trunks (read, update)
DNA View Files (read, update)
DRF Restore Warning Page (read, update)
DRF Schedule Page (read, update)
DRF Show Dependency Page (read, update)
DRF Show Status Page (read, update)
Dashboard (read, update)
Date/Time Group web pages (read, update)
Default Device Profile web pages (read, update)
Delete Unassigned DN (read, update)
Device Default web pages (read, update)
Device Mobility Group (read, update)
Device Mobility Info (read, update)
Device Pool web pages (read, update)
Device Profile web pages (read, update)
Dial Plan (read, update)
Dial Rule Pattern Info (read, update)
Dial Rules Info (read, update)
Directed Call Park (read, update)
Directory Dial Rules pages (read, update)
Directory Number web pages (read, update)
Download Local Directory URI (read, update)
E911 Messages (read, update)
ELIN Group Web Pages (read, update)
EMCC Feature Config (read, update)
EMCC Intercluster Service Profile (read, update)
EMCC Remote Cluster (read, update)
EMCC Remote Cluster Service Override (read, update)
Email Federated Domains (read, update)
Emergency Location Configuration Web Pages (read, update)
End User CAPF (read, update)
Enhanced License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Enhanced License User Usage Report (read, update)
Enterprise Parameters web pages (read, read, update, update)
Enterprise Phone Configuration (read, update)
Essential License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Essential License User Usage Report (read, update)
Exchange Certificate Config (read, update)
Exchange Certificate Detail (read, update)
Export Local URIs (read, update)
Export Non-presence Contact List (read, update)
External Call Control Profile (read, update)
External Database Jobs (read, update)
External Database Settings (read, update)
External File Server (read, update)
Fac Info (read, update)
FallBack Feature Configuration Page (read, update)
Fallback Profile Web Pages (read, update)
Feature Control Policy (read, update)
Feature Group Template web pages (read, update)
Federated Domains (read, update)
File Transfer (read, update)
Firmware Load web pages (read, update)
Fixed MOH Audio Source (read, update)
Gate Keeper web pages (read, update)
Gateway Security Profile (read, update)
Gateway web pages (read, update)
General Certificate Config (read, update)
Geolocation (read, update)
Geolocation Filter (read, update)
Geolocation Policy (read, update)
Global Security Settings (read, update)
Group Chat and Persistent Chat Settings (read, update)
H323 Security Profile (read, update)
HTTP Profile (read, update)
Handoff Mobility Setup (read, update)
Hosted DN Group (read, update)
Hosted DN Patterns (read, update)
Hunt List (read, update)
Hunt Pilot (read, update)
ILS Cluster View page (read, update)
ILS web pages (read, update)
IME Enrolled Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME Enrolled Pattern Web Pages (read, update)
IME Exclusion Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME Exclusion Number Web Pages (read, update)
IME Feature Configuration Page (read, update)
IME Firewall Web Pages (read, update)
IME Learned Route Web Pages (read, update)
IME Server Web Pages (read, update)
IME Service Web Pages (read, update)
IME Transformation Web Pages (read, update)
IME Trusted Element Web Pages (read, update)
IME Trusted Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME UCM External Address List Web Page (read, update)
IPMA Wizard web pages (read, update)
IVR Source web pages (read, update)
Import Non-presence Contact List (read, update)
Imported Directory URI (read, update)
Imported Directory URI Catalog (read, update)
Imported Pattern (read, update)
Incoming SIP Proxy ACL (read, update)
Inter-Clustering (read, update)
Intercluster Directory URI Configuration (read, update)
IntercomCallingSearchSpace (read, update)
IntercomDirectoryNumber (read, update)
IntercomRoutePartition (read, update)
IntercomTranslation (read, update)
Intradomian Federation Setup (read, update)
LDAP Authentication Configuration Page (read, update)
LDAP Custom Filter Configuration (read, update)
LDAP Directory Configuration Pages (read, update)
LDAP Hosts for Third Party Client Contact Search (read, update)
LDAP Search Configuration Page (read, update)
LDAP Settings for Third Party Client Contact Search (read, update)
LDAP System Configuration Page (read, update)
Ldap Sync UserGroup (read, update)
Learned Alternate Numbers (read, update)
Learned Directory URIs (read, update)
Learned Object (read, update)
Learned Patterns (read, update)
Legacy Client Settings (read, update)
License Device Usage Report (read, update)
License User Usage Report (read, update)
License User View Details (read, update)
Licensing Report (read, update)
Line Appearance web pages (read, update)
Line Group web pages (read, update)
Local Route Group (read, update)
Location Bandwidth Manager Group (read, update)
Location Bandwidth Manager(LBM) Intercluster Replication Group (read, update)
Location web pages (read, update)
MLPP Domain web pages (read, update)
MOC Troubleshooter (read, update)
MOH Audio Source Management web pages (read, update)
MOH Audio Source web pages (read, update)
MOH Server web pages (read, update)
Media Resource Group List web pages (read, update)
Media Resource Group web pages (read, update)
Media Termination Point web pages (read, update)
Meet Me web pages (read, update)
Message Waiting web pages (read, update)
Messaging Settings (read, update)
Method/Event Routing (read, update)
Microsoft RCC Settings (read, update)
Microsoft RCC User Assignment (read, update)
Mobile Voice Access (read, update)
Mobility Configuration (read, update)
Mobility Enterprise Feature Access (read, update)
Mobility Profile (read, update)
NTP Server (read, update)
Network Access Profile (read, update)
Notifications (read, update)
Number Expansion (read, update)
Outgoing SIP Proxy ACL (read, update)
Page Layout Preference web pages (read, update)
Pattern Parameter Info (read, update)
Phone Button Layout web pages (read, update)
Phone Button Template web pages (read, update)
Phone Device Profile Page (read, update)
Phone Migration (read, update)
Phone Security Profile (read, update)
Phone Service Subscribe Page (read, update)
Phone Services web pages (read, update)
Phone web pages (read, update)
Physical Location (read, update)
Plugin web pages (read, read, update, update)
Premium License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Premium License User Usage Report (read, update)
Presence Domains (read, update)
Presence Gateways (read, update)
Presence Group (read, update)
Presence License User Usage Report (read, update)
Presence Redundancy Group (read, read, update, update)
Presence Routing Settings (read, update)
Presence Search (read, update)
Presence Server Status (read, update)
Presence Settings (read, update)
Presence User Assignment (read, read, update, update)
Professional License User Usage Report (read, update)
Recording Profile (read, update)
Region web pages (read, update)
RemoteDestination (read, update)
RemoteDestinationTemplate (read, read, update, update)
Reorder Info (read, update)
Resource Priority Namespace (read, update)
Resource Priority Namespace List (read, update)
Role web pages (read, update)
Route Filter web pages (read, update)
Route Group web pages (read, update)
Route List (read, update)
Route Partition web pages (read, update)
Route Partitions For Learned Patterns (read, update)
Route Pattern web pages (read, update)
Route Pattern2 (read, update)
Route Plan Report web pages (read, update)
SAF Forwarder (read, update)
SAF Security Profile (read, update)
SAML Single Sign-On (read, update)
SCCP Security Profile (read, update)
SDP Transparency Profile (read, update)
SIP Normalization Script (read, update)
SIP Phone Security Profile (read, update)
SIP Profile (read, update)
SIP Realm (read, update)
SIP Route Pattern (read, update)
SIP Trunk Security Profile (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs 2 (read, update)
SRST Certificate (read, update)
SRST web pages (read, update)
SSO Wizard web pages (read, update)
Search Documentation (read, update)
Security Setting web pages (read, update)
Self Provisioning Configuration (read, update)
Server web pages (read, update)
Service Parameter web pages (read, read, update, update)
Service Profile web pages (read, update)
Service Url Page (read, update)
Softkey Template web pages (read, update)
Speed Dial Page (read, update)
Static Routes (read, update)
Super Copy Info (read, update)
Switches and Access Point Web Pages (read, update)
TC Sysadmins (read, update)
TLS Context (read, update)
TLS Peer Subjects (read, update)
Telepresence License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Telepresence License User Usage Report (read, update)
Text Chat Node Alias (read, update)
Third Party Compliance Server (read, update)
Time Period (read, update)
Time Schedule (read, update)
Topology (read, update)
Transcoder web pages (read, update)
Transformation Pattern (read, update)
Transformation Profile Web Pages (read, update)
Translation Pattern web pages (read, update)
Troubleshooter (read, update)
Trunk web pages (read, update)
UC Service web pages (read, update)
Universal Device Template web pages (read, update)
Universal Line Template web pages (read, update)
User Profile (read, update)
User Rank web pages (read, update)
User web pages (read, update)
VOH Server web pages (read, update)
VPN Feature Config (read, update)
VPN Gateway web pages (read, update)
VPN Group web pages (read, update)
VPN Profile (read, update)
Voice Mail Pilot web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Port Wizard web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Port web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Profile web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail web pages (read, update)
Whats New (read, update)
Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile (read, update)
Wireless Access Point Controller Web Pages (read, update)
Wireless LAN Profile (read, update)
Wireless LAN Profile Group (read, update)
XMPP Federation Policy (read, update)
XMPP Federation Settings (read, update)
Standard CCMADMIN Read OnlyRead access to all CCMAdmin resourcesYCisco Call Manager AdministrationAAR Group web pages (read, update)
ALL License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Access Control Group web pages (read, update)
Access List (read, update)
Add Unity User (read, update)
Advanced License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Advanced License User Usage Report (read, update)
Advanced Presence Settings (read, update)
Advertised Route Pattern (read, update)
All License User Usage Report (read, update)
Announcement (read, update)
Annunciator web pages (read, update)
Application Dial Rules web pages (read, update)
Application Server (read, update)
Application User CAPF (read, update)
Application User Web Pages (read, update)
Applications Listeners (read, update)
Audio Codec Preference List (read, update)
BLF Directed Call Park (read, update)
BLF Speeddial (read, update)
Basic License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Basic License User Usage Report (read, update)
Blocked Learned Pattern (read, update)
Blocked Learned Patterns (read, update)
Blocked Patterns (read, update)
Bulk Add/Update Lines (read, update)
Bulk Add/Update Phones (read, update)
Bulk CUPS User Page (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Export (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Import (read, update)
Bulk Config Tool Import Validation (read, update)
Bulk Contact List Export (read, update)
Bulk Contact List Update (read, update)
Bulk Contacts Rename (read, update)
Bulk Delete Access List (read, update)
Bulk Delete Call Pickup Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Client Matter Codes (read, update)
Bulk Delete Fallback Profile (read, update)
Bulk Delete Forced Authorization Codes (read, update)
Bulk Delete Gateways (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Managers (read, update)
Bulk Delete IPMA Managers/Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Delete Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Delete Phones (read, update)
Bulk Delete Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Delete Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Delete UDP (read, update)
Bulk Delete Users (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Enrolled DID Pattern Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Exclusion Number Group (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Route Filter Element (read, update)
Bulk Delete Vipr Route Filter Group (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Delete (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Insert/Update (read, update)
Bulk EMCC Template (read, update)
Bulk Export Access List (read, update)
Bulk Export Line Appearance (read, update)
Bulk Export Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Export Phones (read, update)
Bulk Export Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Export Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Export UDP (read, update)
Bulk Export Users (read, update)
Bulk File Upload Pages (read, read, update, update)
Bulk Gateway File Format (read, update)
Bulk Gateway Template (read, update)
Bulk Generate Gateway Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate IPMA Assistant Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate IPMA Manager Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate Phone Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate UDP Reports (read, update)
Bulk Generate User Reports (read, update)
Bulk Infrastructure Device Insert (insert, update)
Bulk Insert Access List (read, update)
Bulk Insert Call Pickup Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Client Matter Codes (read, update)
Bulk Insert Fallback Profile (read, update)
Bulk Insert Forced Authorization Codes (read, update)
Bulk Insert Gateways (read, update)
Bulk Insert IPMA Managers/Assistants (read, update)
Bulk Insert Imported Directory URI (read, update)
Bulk Insert Intercom (read, update)
Bulk Insert Mobility Profiles (read, update)
Bulk Insert Phones (read, update)
Bulk Insert Phones with Users (read, update)
Bulk Insert Remote Destination (read, update)
Bulk Insert Remote Destination Profile (read, update)
Bulk Insert UDP (read, update)
Bulk Insert Users (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Enrolled DID Pattern Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Exclusion Number Group (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Route Filter Element (read, update)
Bulk Insert Vipr Route Filter Group (read, update)
Bulk Intercom DN Template (read, update)
Bulk Job Scheduler pages (read, read, update, update)
Bulk Legacy Clients/Microsoft RCC (read, update)
Bulk Migrate Phones (read, update)
Bulk Phone & Users File Format (read, update)
Bulk Phone File Format (read, update)
Bulk Phone Migration (read, update)
Bulk Phone Template (read, update)
Bulk Region Matrix (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Add File Format (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Create File Format (read, update)
Bulk Remote Destination Profile Template (read, update)
Bulk Reset Password/PIN (read, update)
Bulk Reset/Restart Phones (read, update)
Bulk Secure TAPS (read, update)
Bulk UDP File Format (read, update)
Bulk UDP Intercom DN Add (read, update)
Bulk UDP Intercom DN Update (read, update)
Bulk UDP Template (read, update)
Bulk Update Intercom (read, update)
Bulk Update Line Appearance (read, update)
Bulk Update Phones (read, update)
Bulk Update UDP (read, update)
Bulk Update Users (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Delete (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Export (read, update)
Bulk User CAPF Insert (read, update)
Bulk User Locales for TAPS (read, update)
Bulk User Template (read, update)
Bulk Validate Phones (read, update)
Bulk Validate Phones/Users (read, update)
Bulk Validate UDP (read, update)
Bulk View TAPS Log File (read, update)
Bulk Wipe/Lock Phones (read, update)
CCD Advertising Service Profile (read, update)
CCD Feature Configuration (read, update)
CCD Requesting Service Profile (read, update)
CCMCIP Profile (read, update)
CMC Info (read, update)
CTI Route Point web pages (read, update)
CUMA Server Security Profile (read, update)
Call Control Agent Profile (read, update)
Call Control Discovery Partition (read, update)
Call Park web pages (read, update)
Call Pickup web pages (read, update)
CallManager Group web pages (read, update)
CallManager web pages (read, update)
Called Party Tracing (read, read, update, update)
Called Party Transformation Pattern (read, update)
Calling Search Space web pages (read, update)
Certificate Import Tool (read, update)
Certificate web pages (read, update)
Client Types (read, update)
Cloud Onboarding Page (read, update)
Common Device Mobility Profile (read, update)
Common Phone Profile (read, update)
Compliance (read, update)
Compliance Profile (read, update)
Compliance Profile Routing Priority (read, update)
Conference Bridge web pages (read, update)
Conference Now web pages (read, update)
Confidential Access Level (read, update)
Credential (read, update)
Credential Policy (read, update)
Credential Policy Default (read, update)
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (read, update)
DHCP Server Web Pages (read, update)
DHCP Subnet Web Pages (read, update)
DNA Analyser (read, update)
DNA Control Center (read, update)
DNA Dump Da Information (read, update)
DNA Gateways (read, update)
DNA Multiple Analyser (read, update)
DNA Phones (read, update)
DNA Trunks (read, update)
DNA View Files (read, update)
DRF Restore Warning Page (read, update)
DRF Schedule Page (read, update)
DRF Show Dependency Page (read, update)
DRF Show Status Page (read, update)
Dashboard (read, update)
Date/Time Group web pages (read, update)
Default Device Profile web pages (read, update)
Delete Unassigned DN (read, update)
Device Default web pages (read, update)
Device Mobility Group (read, update)
Device Mobility Info (read, update)
Device Pool web pages (read, update)
Device Profile web pages (read, update)
Dial Plan (read, update)
Dial Rule Pattern Info (read, update)
Dial Rules Info (read, update)
Directed Call Park (read, update)
Directory Dial Rules pages (read, update)
Directory Number web pages (read, update)
Download Local Directory URI (read, update)
E911 Messages (read, update)
ELIN Group Web Pages (read, update)
EMCC Feature Config (read, update)
EMCC Intercluster Service Profile (read, update)
EMCC Remote Cluster (read, update)
EMCC Remote Cluster Service Override (read, update)
Email Federated Domains (read, update)
Emergency Location Configuration Web Pages (read, update)
End User CAPF (read, update)
Enhanced License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Enhanced License User Usage Report (read, update)
Enterprise Parameters web pages (read, read, update, update)
Enterprise Phone Configuration (read, update)
Essential License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Essential License User Usage Report (read, update)
Exchange Certificate Config (read, update)
Exchange Certificate Detail (read, update)
Export Local URIs (read, update)
Export Non-presence Contact List (read, update)
External Call Control Profile (read, update)
External Database Jobs (read, update)
External Database Settings (read, update)
External File Server (read, update)
Fac Info (read, update)
FallBack Feature Configuration Page (read, update)
Fallback Profile Web Pages (read, update)
Feature Control Policy (read, update)
Feature Group Template web pages (read, update)
Federated Domains (read, update)
File Transfer (read, update)
Firmware Load web pages (read, update)
Fixed MOH Audio Source (read, update)
Gate Keeper web pages (read, update)
Gateway Security Profile (read, update)
Gateway web pages (read, update)
General Certificate Config (read, update)
Geolocation (read, update)
Geolocation Filter (read, update)
Geolocation Policy (read, update)
Global Security Settings (read, update)
Group Chat and Persistent Chat Settings (read, update)
H323 Security Profile (read, update)
HTTP Profile (read, update)
Handoff Mobility Setup (read, update)
Hosted DN Group (read, update)
Hosted DN Patterns (read, update)
Hunt List (read, update)
Hunt Pilot (read, update)
ILS Cluster View page (read, update)
ILS web pages (read, update)
IME Enrolled Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME Enrolled Pattern Web Pages (read, update)
IME Exclusion Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME Exclusion Number Web Pages (read, update)
IME Feature Configuration Page (read, update)
IME Firewall Web Pages (read, update)
IME Learned Route Web Pages (read, update)
IME Server Web Pages (read, update)
IME Service Web Pages (read, update)
IME Transformation Web Pages (read, update)
IME Trusted Element Web Pages (read, update)
IME Trusted Group Web Pages (read, update)
IME UCM External Address List Web Page (read, update)
IPMA Wizard web pages (read, update)
IVR Source web pages (read, update)
Import Non-presence Contact List (read, update)
Imported Directory URI (read, update)
Imported Directory URI Catalog (read, update)
Imported Pattern (read, update)
Incoming SIP Proxy ACL (read, update)
Inter-Clustering (read, update)
Intercluster Directory URI Configuration (read, update)
IntercomCallingSearchSpace (read, update)
IntercomDirectoryNumber (read, update)
IntercomRoutePartition (read, update)
IntercomTranslation (read, update)
Intradomian Federation Setup (read, update)
LDAP Authentication Configuration Page (read, update)
LDAP Custom Filter Configuration (read, update)
LDAP Directory Configuration Pages (read, update)
LDAP Hosts for Third Party Client Contact Search (read, update)
LDAP Search Configuration Page (read, update)
LDAP Settings for Third Party Client Contact Search (read, update)
LDAP System Configuration Page (read, update)
Ldap Sync UserGroup (read, update)
Learned Alternate Numbers (read, update)
Learned Directory URIs (read, update)
Learned Object (read, update)
Learned Patterns (read, update)
Legacy Client Settings (read, update)
License Device Usage Report (read, update)
License User Usage Report (read, update)
License User View Details (read, update)
Licensing Report (read, update)
Line Appearance web pages (read, update)
Line Group web pages (read, update)
Local Route Group (read, update)
Location Bandwidth Manager Group (read, update)
Location Bandwidth Manager(LBM) Intercluster Replication Group (read, update)
Location web pages (read, update)
MLPP Domain web pages (read, update)
MOC Troubleshooter (read, update)
MOH Audio Source Management web pages (read, update)
MOH Audio Source web pages (read, update)
MOH Server web pages (read, update)
Media Resource Group List web pages (read, update)
Media Resource Group web pages (read, update)
Media Termination Point web pages (read, update)
Meet Me web pages (read, update)
Message Waiting web pages (read, update)
Messaging Settings (read, update)
Method/Event Routing (read, update)
Microsoft RCC Settings (read, update)
Microsoft RCC User Assignment (read, update)
Mobile Voice Access (read, update)
Mobility Configuration (read, update)
Mobility Enterprise Feature Access (read, update)
Mobility Profile (read, update)
NTP Server (read, update)
Network Access Profile (read, update)
Notifications (read, update)
Number Expansion (read, update)
Outgoing SIP Proxy ACL (read, update)
Page Layout Preference web pages (read, update)
Pattern Parameter Info (read, update)
Phone Button Layout web pages (read, update)
Phone Button Template web pages (read, update)
Phone Device Profile Page (read, update)
Phone Migration (read, update)
Phone Security Profile (read, update)
Phone Service Subscribe Page (read, update)
Phone Services web pages (read, update)
Phone web pages (read, update)
Physical Location (read, update)
Plugin web pages (read, read, update, update)
Premium License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Premium License User Usage Report (read, update)
Presence Domains (read, update)
Presence Gateways (read, update)
Presence Group (read, update)
Presence License User Usage Report (read, update)
Presence Routing Settings (read, update)
Presence Search (read, update)
Presence Server Status (read, update)
Presence Settings (read, update)
Professional License User Usage Report (read, update)
Recording Profile (read, update)
Region web pages (read, update)
RemoteDestination (read, update)
RemoteDestinationTemplate (read, read, update, update)
Reorder Info (read, update)
Resource Priority Namespace (read, update)
Resource Priority Namespace List (read, update)
Role web pages (read, update)
Route Filter web pages (read, update)
Route Group web pages (read, update)
Route List (read, update)
Route Partition web pages (read, update)
Route Partitions For Learned Patterns (read, update)
Route Pattern web pages (read, update)
Route Pattern2 (read, update)
Route Plan Report web pages (read, update)
SAF Forwarder (read, update)
SAF Security Profile (read, update)
SAML Single Sign-On (read, update)
SCCP Security Profile (read, update)
SDP Transparency Profile (read, update)
SIP Normalization Script (read, update)
SIP Phone Security Profile (read, update)
SIP Profile (read, update)
SIP Realm (read, update)
SIP Route Pattern (read, update)
SIP Trunk Security Profile (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs 2 (read, update)
SRST Certificate (read, update)
SRST web pages (read, update)
SSO Wizard web pages (read, update)
Search Documentation (read, update)
Security Setting web pages (read, update)
Self Provisioning Configuration (read, update)
Server web pages (read, update)
Service Parameter web pages (read, read, update, update)
Service Profile web pages (read, update)
Service Url Page (read, update)
Softkey Template web pages (read, update)
Speed Dial Page (read, update)
Static Routes (read, update)
Super Copy Info (read, update)
Switches and Access Point Web Pages (read, update)
TC Sysadmins (read, update)
TLS Context (read, update)
TLS Peer Subjects (read, update)
Telepresence License Device Usage Report (read, update)
Telepresence License User Usage Report (read, update)
Text Chat Node Alias (read, update)
Third Party Compliance Server (read, update)
Time Period (read, update)
Time Schedule (read, update)
Topology (read, update)
Transcoder web pages (read, update)
Transformation Pattern (read, update)
Transformation Profile Web Pages (read, update)
Translation Pattern web pages (read, update)
Troubleshooter (read, update)
Trunk web pages (read, update)
UC Service web pages (read, update)
Universal Device Template web pages (read, update)
Universal Line Template web pages (read, update)
User Profile (read, update)
User Rank web pages (read, update)
User web pages (read, update)
VOH Server web pages (read, update)
VPN Feature Config (read, update)
VPN Gateway web pages (read, update)
VPN Group web pages (read, update)
VPN Profile (read, update)
Voice Mail Pilot web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Port Wizard web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Port web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail Profile web pages (read, update)
Voice Mail web pages (read, update)
Whats New (read, update)
Wi-Fi Hotspot Profile (read, update)
Wireless Access Point Controller Web Pages (read, update)
Wireless LAN Profile (read, update)
Wireless LAN Profile Group (read, update)
XMPP Federation Policy (read, update)
XMPP Federation Settings (read, update)
Standard CCMUSER AdministrationAdminister all aspects of CCMUser systemYCisco Call Manager End UserCCMUser: Device (read, update)
CCMUser: Directory (read, update)
CCMUser: IP Phone Services (read, update)
CCMUser: Line Settings (read, update)
CCMUser: Plugins (read, update)
CCMUser: Service URL (read, update)
CCMUser: Speed Dial User (read, update)
CCMUser: User Settings (read, update)
Standard CTI Allow Call MonitoringAllow monitoring of callsYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI Call Monitoring (allow monitoring)
Standard CTI Allow Call Park MonitoringAllow monitoring of call park DNsYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI Call Park (allow retrieval)
Standard CTI Allow Call RecordingAllow recording of callsYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI Call Recording (allow recording)
Standard CTI Allow Calling Number ModificationAllow calling number modificationYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI Calling Number (allow modification)
Standard CTI Allow Control of All DevicesAllow control of all CTI controllable devicesYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI All Devices (allow control of all devices)
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and confStandard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and confYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf (Allow Control)
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover ModeStandard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover ModeYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode (Allow Control)
Standard CTI Allow Reception of SRTP Key MaterialAllows access to SRTP key materialYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI Application (enable CTI SRTP key distribution, enable CTI security, enabled)
Standard CTI EnabledEnable CTI application controlYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI Application (enable CTI SRTP key distribution, enable CTI security, enabled)
Standard CTI Secure ConnectionApplication connection to CTI/CM must be secureYCisco Computer Telephone Interface (CTI)CTI Application (enable CTI SRTP key distribution, enable CTI security, enabled)
Standard CUReportingAllows application users to generate reports from various sourcesYCisco Unified ReportingDownload Report (read, read, update, update)
Generate Report (read, read, update, update)
Search Documentation (read, read, update, update)
Show Report (read, read, update, update)
System Reports (read, read, update, update)
Upload Report (read, read, update, update)
Standard Confidential Access Level UsersAll access to Confidential Access Level Pages onlyYCisco Call Manager AdministrationConfidential Access Level (read, update)
Standard EM Authentication Proxy RightsManages EM Authentication RightsYCisco Extension MobilityEM Proxy Rights (allow)
Standard Packet SniffingAccess to CCM Pages for Enabling SniffingYCisco Call Manager AdministrationEnterprise Parameters web pages (read, update)
Phone web pages (read, update)
Service Parameter web pages (read, update)
Standard RealtimeAndTraceCollectionRealtime and Trace CollectionYCisco Call Manager ServiceabilityAudit Trace (read, update)
Real Time Monitoring Tool (read, update)
SOAP Backup and Restore APIs (read, update)
SOAP CDR on Demand APIs (read, update)
SOAP CDR on Demand APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Log Collection APIs (read, update)
SOAP Log Collection APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP SNMP Config API (read, update)
Trace Collection Tool (read, update)
Standard SERVICEABILITYStandard ServiceabilityYCisco Call Manager ServiceabilityAlarm Configuration web page (read, update)
Alarm Definition web page (read, update)
Call Home Configuration web page (read, update)
Locations Assertions Detail web page (read, update)
Locations Disconnected Groups web page (read, update)
Locations Discrepancy web page (read, update)
Locations Effective Path web page (read, update)
Locations Topology web page (read, update)
Log Partition Monitoring->Configuration web page (read, update)
RTMT->Alert Config (read, update)
RTMT->Profile Saving (read, update)
Real Time Monitoring Tool (read, update)
SNMP->V1/V2c->Configuration->Community String web page (read, update)
SNMP->V1/V2c->Configuration->Notification Destination web page (read, update)
SNMP->V3 Configuration->Notification Destination web page (read, update)
SNMP->V3 Configuration->User web page (read, update)
SNMP->system Group Configuration->MIB2 System Group Configuration web page (read, update)
SOAP Backup and Restore APIs (read, update)
SOAP CDR on Demand APIs (read, update)
SOAP CDR on Demand APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Call Record APIs (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Diagnostic Portal Database Service (read, update)
SOAP Log Collection APIs (read, update)
SOAP Log Collection APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP SNMP Config API (read, update)
Serviceability Report Archive (read, update)
Trace Configuration web page (read, update)
Troubleshoot Trace Settings web page (read, update)
Standard SERVICEABILITY AdministrationAdminister all aspects of Serviceability systemYCisco Call Manager ServiceabilityAlarm Configuration web page (read, update)
Alarm Definition web page (read, update)
Audit Trace (read, update)
CDR Management (read, update)
Call Home Configuration web page (read, update)
Control Center - Feature Services web page (read, update)
Control Center - Network Services web page (read, update)
DNA Analyser (read, update)
DNA Control Center (read, update)
DNA Dump Da Information (read, update)
DNA Gateways (read, update)
DNA Multiple Analyser (read, update)
DNA Phones (read, update)
DNA Trunks (read, update)
DNA View Files (read, update)
Locations Assertions Detail web page (read, update)
Locations Disconnected Groups web page (read, update)
Locations Discrepancy web page (read, update)
Locations Effective Path web page (read, update)
Locations Topology web page (read, update)
Log Partition Monitoring->Configuration web page (read, update)
Plugin web pages (read, update)
RTMT->Alert Config (read, update)
RTMT->Profile Saving (read, update)
Real Time Monitoring Tool (read, update)
SNMP->V1/V2c->Configuration->Community String web page (read, update)
SNMP->V1/V2c->Configuration->Notification Destination web page (read, update)
SNMP->V3 Configuration->Notification Destination web page (read, update)
SNMP->V3 Configuration->User web page (read, update)
SNMP->system Group Configuration->MIB2 System Group Configuration web page (read, update)
SOAP Backup and Restore APIs (read, update)
SOAP CDR on Demand APIs (read, update)
SOAP CDR on Demand APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Call Record APIs (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Diagnostic Portal Database Service (read, update)
SOAP Log Collection APIs (read, update)
SOAP Log Collection APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP SNMP Config API (read, update)
SOAP Troubleshooter API (read, update)
Service Activation web page (read, update)
Serviceability Report Archive (read, update)
Trace Collection Tool (read, update)
Trace Configuration web page (read, update)
Troubleshoot Trace Settings web page (read, update)
Standard SERVICEABILITY Read OnlyRead access to all Serviceability resourcesYCisco Call Manager ServiceabilityAlarm Configuration web page (read, update)
Alarm Definition web page (read, update)
Audit Trace (read, update)
CDR Management (read, update)
Call Home Configuration web page (read, update)
Control Center - Feature Services web page (read, update)
Control Center - Network Services web page (read, update)
DNA Analyser (read, update)
DNA Control Center (read, update)
DNA Dump Da Information (read, update)
DNA Gateways (read, update)
DNA Multiple Analyser (read, update)
DNA Phones (read, update)
DNA Trunks (read, update)
DNA View Files (read, update)
Locations Assertions Detail web page (read, update)
Locations Disconnected Groups web page (read, update)
Locations Discrepancy web page (read, update)
Locations Effective Path web page (read, update)
Locations Topology web page (read, update)
Log Partition Monitoring->Configuration web page (read, update)
RTMT->Alert Config (read, update)
RTMT->Profile Saving (read, update)
Real Time Monitoring Tool (read, update)
SNMP->V1/V2c->Configuration->Community String web page (read, update)
SNMP->V1/V2c->Configuration->Notification Destination web page (read, update)
SNMP->V3 Configuration->Notification Destination web page (read, update)
SNMP->V3 Configuration->User web page (read, update)
SNMP->system Group Configuration->MIB2 System Group Configuration web page (read, update)
SOAP Backup and Restore APIs (read, update)
SOAP CDR on Demand APIs (read, update)
SOAP CDR on Demand APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Call Record APIs (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Diagnostic Portal Database Service (read, update)
SOAP Log Collection APIs (read, update)
SOAP Log Collection APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs (read, update)
SOAP Performance Informations APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs (read, update)
SOAP Realtime Informations and Control Center APIs 2 (read, update)
SOAP SNMP Config API (read, update)
SOAP Troubleshooter API (read, update)
Service Activation web page (read, update)
Serviceability Report Archive (read, update)
Trace Collection Tool (read, update)
Trace Configuration web page (read, update)
Troubleshoot Trace Settings web page (read, update)
Standard SSO Config AdminAdministers SAML SSO configurationY  
Standard System Service ManagementStandard System Service ManagementYCisco Call Manager ServiceabilityControl Center - Feature Services web page (read, update)
Control Center - Network Services web page (read, update)
Service Activation web page (read, update)

5.213 Access Control Group

User groups comprise lists of application users and end users. A user may belong to multiple user groups. After you add a user group, you then add users to a user group. Afterward, you may proceed to assign roles to a user group. If a user belongs to multiple user groups, the MLA permission enterprise parameter determines the effective privilege of the user.

Users with full access configure roles, user groups, and access privileges for roles. In general, full-access users configure the access of other users to Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration. User groups comprise lists of application users and end users. A user may belong to multiple user groups. After you add a user group, you then add users to a user group. Afterward, you may proceed to assign roles to a user group. If a user belongs to multiple user groups, the MLA permission enterprise parameter determines the effective privilege of the user.

5.213.1 Comparison Statistics

Comparison Statistics
Configuration ItemRecords
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
Fields
U=Updated
S=Same
A=Added
D=Deleted
StatusChange Details
NameBase ExistsChanged ExistStatusTotalUSADTotalUSADComparison InfoChange Details
Access Control Groupsame290290000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.213.2 Comparison Results

Access Control Group
NameIs StandardMin User RankRole AssignmentAssigned Application UsersAssigned End Users
InformaCast AXL User GroupN1Standard AXL API AccessINFORMACAST
ic
 
Admin-3rd Party APIY1 ic
presencevieweradmin (S)
 
Application Client UsersY1 ic 
Standard Audit UsersY1Standard Audit Log Administrationic
joe_admin
admin (S)
 
Standard CAR Admin UsersY1Standard Admin Rep Tool Adminicmkunz (Michael,Kunz)
Standard CCM Admin UsersY1Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CUReporting
ic
pct_app_user
phoneview
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
CUCService (S)
harold (Harold,Xie)
mkunz (Michael,Kunz)
Standard CCM End UsersY1Standard CCM End Users
Standard CCMUSER Administration
icUser_template (User,Template)
User_templateNoMob (User,TemplateNoMob)
aberg (Alec,Berg)
ajolie (Angelina,Jolie)
akutcher (Ashton,Kutcher)
asterix (Asterix,TheGaulois)
bbreu (Beat,Breu)
bpitt (Brad,Pitt)
bwillis (Bruce,Willis)
ceastwood (Clint,Eastwood)
dmoore (Demi,Moore)
elled (Elle,Diess)
jwelch (Jack,Welch)
jwinnie (Joe,Winnie)
kspacey (Kevin,Spacey)
newuser (first,last)
testemx (test,ctlight3)
Standard CCM Gateway AdministrationY1Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Gateway Management
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
icmkunz (Michael,Kunz)
Standard CCM Phone AdministrationY1Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Phone Management
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
icmkunz (Michael,Kunz)
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Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard SERVICEABILITY Read Only
ic 
Standard CCM Server MaintenanceY1Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCM Feature Management
Standard CCM Service Management
Standard CCM System Management
Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard System Service Management
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Standard CCMADMIN Read Only
Standard SERVICEABILITY
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phoneview
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
harold (Harold,Xie)
Standard CCM Super UsersY1Standard AXL API Access
Standard Admin Rep Tool Admin
Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard CCMADMIN Administration
Standard CUReporting
Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rights
Standard SERVICEABILITY Administration
Standard SSO Config Admin
ic
joe_admin
admin (S)
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mkunz (Michael,Kunz)
Standard CTI Allow Call MonitoringY1Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoringcrsrm
crsrmcm
ic
pct_app_user
phoneview
rmcm
rmcm2
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
 
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pct_app_user
phoneview
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
 
Standard CTI Allow Call RecordingY1Standard CTI Allow Call Recordingcrsrm
crsrmcm
ic
pct_app_user
phoneview
rmcm
rmcm2
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
 
Standard CTI Allow Calling Number ModificationY1Standard CTI Allow Calling Number Modificationic 
Standard CTI Allow Control of All DevicesY1Standard CTI Allow Control of All DevicesINFORMACAST
ic
pct_app_user
phoneview
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
CCMQRTSecureSysUser (S)
CCMQRTSysUser (S)
CCMSysUser (S)
IPMASecureSysUser (S)
IPMASysUser (S)
WDSecureSysUser (S)
WDSysUser (S)
 
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and confY1Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and confINFORMACAST
crsrm
crsrmcm
ic
pct_app_user
phoneview
rmcm
rmcm2
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
CCMQRTSecureSysUser (S)
CCMQRTSysUser (S)
IPMASysUser (S)
WDSecureSysUser (S)
WDSysUser (S)
 
Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover ModeY1Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover ModeINFORMACAST
ic
pct_app_user
phoneview
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
CCMQRTSecureSysUser (S)
CCMQRTSysUser (S)
WDSecureSysUser (S)
WDSysUser (S)
 
Standard CTI Allow Reception of SRTP Key MaterialY1Standard CTI Allow Reception of SRTP Key Materialic 
Standard CTI EnabledY1Standard CTI EnabledINFORMACAST
crs2_1
crs_1
crsadmin_1
crsrm
crsrmcm
ic
pct_app_user
phoneview
rmcm
rmcm2
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
CCMQRTSecureSysUser (S)
CCMQRTSysUser (S)
CCMSysUser (S)
IPMASecureSysUser (S)
IPMASysUser (S)
WDSecureSysUser (S)
WDSysUser (S)
User_template (User,Template)
User_templateNoMob (User,TemplateNoMob)
aberg (Alec,Berg)
ajolie (Angelina,Jolie)
akutcher (Ashton,Kutcher)
asterix (Asterix,TheGaulois)
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dmoore (Demi,Moore)
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jwelch (Jack,Welch)
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kspacey (Kevin,Spacey)
newuser (first,last)
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CCMQRTSecureSysUser (S)
IPMASecureSysUser (S)
WDSecureSysUser (S)
 
Standard Confidential Access Level UsersY1Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard Confidential Access Level Users
ic 
Standard EM Authentication Proxy RightsY1Standard EM Authentication Proxy Rightsic
pct_app_user
phoneview
uplinx_pct-Administrator
uplinx_pct-Michael
uplinx_pct-Michael1
uplinx_pct-admin
CCMQRTSecureSysUser (S)
CCMQRTSysUser (S)
CCMSysUser (S)
IPMASecureSysUser (S)
IPMASysUser (S)
WDSecureSysUser (S)
WDSysUser (S)
 
Standard Packet Sniffer UsersY1Standard CCM Admin Users
Standard Packet Sniffing
ic 
Standard RealtimeAndTraceCollectionY1Standard RealtimeAndTraceCollectionic
CUCService (S)
 
Standard TabSync UserY1Standard AXL API Accessic
phoneview
TabSyncSysUser (S)
 
Third Party Application UsersY1 ic 

5.214 Application User CAPF Profile

The Application User CAPF Profile allows you to issue locally significant certificates to secure application users. After you issue the certificate and perform other security-related tasks, a TLS connection opens between the CTIManager service and the application that is activated on the server.

One Application User CAPF Profile corresponds to a single instance of an application on a server. For example, if you activate an application on two servers in the cluster, you must configure two Application User CAPF Profiles, one for each server. If you activate two different applications on the same server, you must configure two Application User CAPF Profiles, one for each application on the server.

5.214.1 Comparison Statistics

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Application User CAPF Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.215 End User CAPF Profile

The End User CAPF Profile Configuration window in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration allows you to issue locally significant certificates to CTI clients. After you issue the certificate and perform other security-related tasks, the CTI client communicates with the CTIManager service via a TLS connection.

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End User CAPF Profilesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.216 UC Service

Unified Communications (UC) services contain settings for voicemail, conferencing, CTI, and IM and Presence which are grouped into service profiles that are associated with end users. UC service settings are then downloaded by devices of users for seamless integration with the configured UC services.

The following Unified Communications (UC) services are configured:

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UC Servicesame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.217 Service Profile

Service Profiles that are associated with end users and are deployed to user devices. Each Service Profiles contains several Unified Communications (UC) services which defines settings for voicemail, conferencing, CTI, and IM and Presence. UC service settings are downloaded by devices of users for seamless integration with the configured UC services.

The following Service Profiles are configured:

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Service Profilesame2020000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.217.2 Comparison Results

Service Profile Configuration
NameDetails
UCserviceProfile1
UC Service Configuration
DescriptionUCserviceProfile1
Make this the default service profile for the systemN
Voicemail Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Credentials SourceNot set
MailStore Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Inbox FolderINBOX
Trash FolderDeleted Items
Polling Interval (in seconds)60
Allow dual folder modeY
Conferencing Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Server Certificate VerificationAny Certificate
Credentials SourceNot set
Directory Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Use UDS for Contact ResolutionY
Use Logged On User CredentialY
Username
Search Base 1
Search Base 2
Search Base 3
Recursive Search on All Search BasesY
Search Timeout (seconds)5
Base Filter (Only used for Advance Directory)
Predictive Search Filter (Only used for Advance Directory)
Allow Jabber to Search and Add Security GroupsN
IM and Presence Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
CTI Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Video Conference Scheduling Portal Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
UCserviceProfile2
UC Service Configuration
DescriptionUCserviceProfile2
Make this the default service profile for the systemN
Voicemail Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Credentials SourceNot set
MailStore Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Inbox FolderINBOX
Trash FolderDeleted Items
Polling Interval (in seconds)60
Allow dual folder modeY
Conferencing Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Server Certificate VerificationAny Certificate
Credentials SourceNot set
Directory Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Use UDS for Contact ResolutionY
Use Logged On User CredentialY
Username
Search Base 1
Search Base 2
Search Base 3
Recursive Search on All Search BasesY
Search Timeout (seconds)5
Base Filter (Only used for Advance Directory)
Predictive Search Filter (Only used for Advance Directory)
Allow Jabber to Search and Add Security GroupsN
IM and Presence Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
CTI Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >
Video Conference Scheduling Portal Profile
Primary< None >
Secondary< None >
Tertiary< None >

5.218 User Profile

The Self-Provisioning feature allows an end user or administrator to add an unprovisioned phone to a Cisco Unified Communications Manager system with minimal administrative effort. A phone can be added by plugging it into the network and following a few prompts to identify the user.

With appropriately configured User Profiles, end users can provision their own devices. These User Profiles may be shared by a group of users that share the same characteristics. The User Profile contains the following settings:

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User Profilesame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.218.2 Comparison Results

User Profile
NameDetails
Standard (Factory Default) User Profile
User Profile
DescriptionStandard (Factory Default) User Profile
Default User Profle for the SystemY
Universal Device Template
Desk Phones< None >
Mobile and Desktop Devices< None >
Remote Destination/Device Profiles< None >
Universal Line Template
Universal Line Template< None >
Self-Provisioning
Allow End User to Provision their own phonesN
Limit Provisioning once End User has this many phones10

5.219 User Group

When the Enterprise Groups feature is configured in the LDAP Directory Synchronization configuration, CUCM includes user groups when it synchronizes with an external LDAP directory. In CUCM Administration, you can view synced groups in the menu User Management > User Settings > User Group.

Cisco Jabber users can search for enterprise groups and security groups in Microsoft Active Directory and add them to their contact lists. If a group that is already added to the contact list is updated, the contact list is automatically updated. Cisco CUCM synchronizes its database with Microsoft Active Directory groups at specified intervals determined by the LDAP Directory Synchronization Schedule configuration.

Currently, the Enterprise Groups feature is supported only on Microsoft Active Directory server. It is not supported on other corporate directories.

If a Cisco Jabber user wants to add a group to the contact list while the Enterprise Groups feature is enabled, the Cisco Jabber client sends a group request to the IM and Presence Service node. The IM and Presence Service node provides the following information for each group member:

Only the group members that are assigned to the IM and Presence Service nodes can be added to the contact list. Other group members are discarded.

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User Groupsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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5.220 User Rank

User Ranks can be assign to end users, application users and access control groups. You can configure up to 10 different ranks. The highest rank is 1, the lowest is 10. To be permitted to join an access control group, a user must meet the minimum user rank threshold set by the access control group. The highest rank is 1, the lowest is 10.

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User Ranksame1010000000Compare okNo changes found.

5.220.2 Comparison Results

User Rank
RankNameDescription
1Default User RankThis is the default user rank for application and end users.

5.221 Self-Provisioning

The Self-Provisioning feature allows an end user or administrator to add an unprovisioned phone to a Cisco Unified Communications Manager system with minimal administrative effort. A phone can be added by plugging it into the network and following a few prompts to identify the user.

This feature enhances the out-of-box experience for end users by allowing them to directly add their desk phone or soft client without contacting the administrator. It simplifies administrator deployments by allowing them to add desk phones on behalf of an end user. The feature lets administrators and users deploy a large number of devices without interacting directly with the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration GUI, but from the device itself. The feature relies on the administrator preconfiguring a number of templates and profiles, so that when the phone attempts to self-provision, the necessary information is available in the system for it to create a new device.

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Self-Provisioningsame0000000000compare okNo changes found.

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1 Report Information
2 Overview of Comparison Statistics
3 Cisco Audit Logs
4 Detected Changes
5 Comparison Results of Configuration Items
5.1 Server
5.2 Services
5.3 Cisco Unified CM
5.4 Cisco Unified CM Group
5.5 Presence Redundancy Groups
5.6 Phone NTP Reference
5.7 Date/Time Group
5.8 BLF Presence Group
5.9 Audio Codec Preference Lists
5.10 Region
5.11 Device Pool
5.12 Device Mobility Group
5.13 Device Mobility Info
5.14 DHCP Server
5.15 DHCP Subnet
5.16 LDAP System
5.17 LDAP Directory
5.18 LDAP Authentication
5.19 LDAP Custom Filter
5.20 LDAP Search
5.21 SAML Single Sign-On
5.22 Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
5.23 Location
5.24 Location Bandwidth Manager Group
5.25 Location Bandwidth Manager Intercluster Replication Group
5.26 Physical Location
5.27 SRST
5.28 MLPP Domain
5.29 Resource Priority Namespace Network Domain
5.30 Resource Priority Namespace List
5.31 Enterprise Parameters
5.32 Enterprise Phone Configuration
5.33 Service Parameters
5.34 Certificate
5.35 Phone Security Profile
5.36 SIP Trunk Security Profile
5.37 CUMA Server Security Profile
5.38 Application Server
5.39 Geolocation
5.40 Geolocation Filter
5.41 E911 Messages
5.42 AAR Group
5.43 Application Dial Rules
5.44 Directory Lookup Dial Rules
5.45 SIP Dial Rules
5.46 Route Filter
5.47 Route List and Route Group
5.48 Route Group
5.49 Local Route Group Names
5.50 Route List
5.51 Route Pattern (Condensed)
5.52 Hunt Pilot - List and Group
5.53 Line Group
5.54 Hunt List
5.55 Hunt Pilot
5.56 SIP Route Pattern (Condensed)
5.57 Access List
5.58 Time Schedule and Period
5.59 Partition
5.60 Calling Search Space
5.61 Intercom Route Partition
5.62 Intercom Calling Search Space
5.63 Intercom Directory Number
5.64 Intercom Translation Pattern
5.65 Client Matter Codes
5.66 Forced Authorization Code
5.67 Emergency Location Configuration
5.68 Emergency Location (ELIN) Groups
5.69 Translation Pattern (Condensed)
5.70 Call Park
5.71 Directed Call Park
5.72 Call Pickup Group
5.73 Call Pickup Group - Group Members
5.74 Directory Number (Condensed)
5.75 Meet-Me Number
5.76 Conference Now
5.77 Calling Party Transformation Pattern
5.78 Called Party Transformation Pattern
5.79 Transformation Profile
5.80 Mobility Enterprise Feature Access Number
5.81 Handoff Configuration
5.82 Mobility Profile
5.83 Logical Partitioning Policy
5.84 External Call Control Profile
5.85 HTTP Profile
5.86 Hosted DN Group
5.87 Hosted DN Pattern
5.88 Advertising Service
5.89 Partition
5.90 Requesting Service
5.91 Blocked Learned Pattern
5.92 Feature Configuration
5.93 Advertised Patterns
5.94 Blocked Learned Numbers and Patterns
5.95 Partitions for Learned Numbers and Patterns
5.96 Learned Numbers
5.97 Learned Patterns
5.98 Learned Directory URIs
5.99 Imported Global Dial Plan Catalogs
5.100 Imported Directory URIs
5.101 Imported Patterns
5.102 Annunciator
5.103 Interactive Voice Responses
5.104 Conference Bridge
5.105 Media Termination Point
5.106 Music On Hold Audio Source
5.107 Music On Hold Server
5.108 Video On Hold Server
5.109 Transcoder
5.110 Media Resource Groups and Lists
5.111 Mobile Voice Access
5.112 Announcements
5.113 Cisco Voice Mail Port
5.114 Message Waiting
5.115 Voice Mail Profile and Pilot
5.116 SAF Security Profile
5.117 SAF Forwarder
5.118 EMCC Feature Configuration
5.119 EMCC Intercluster Service Profile
5.120 Cluster View
5.121 Server Connection
5.122 Enrolled Group
5.123 Enrolled Pattern
5.124 Exclusion Group
5.125 Exclusion Number
5.126 Trust Group
5.127 Trust Element
5.128 Service
5.129 E.164 Transformation
5.130 Learned Route
5.131 Firewall
5.132 Intercompany Media Services Feature Configuration
5.133 Fallback Profile
5.134 Fallback Feature Configuration
5.135 VPN Profile
5.136 VPN Group
5.137 VPN Gateway
5.138 VPN Feature Configuration
5.139 Called Party Tracing List
5.140 ILS Configuration
5.141 Call Control Agent Profile
5.142 Directory Number Alias Lookup And Sync
5.143 Switches and Access Points
5.144 Wireless Access Points Controllers
5.145 CTI Route Point
5.146 Gatekeeper
5.147 Gateway Overview
5.148 MGCP Gateway
5.149 MGCP Gateway Endpoints
5.150 H.323 Gateway
5.151 Analog Gateway
5.152 Phone Filter
5.153 Analog Phone (7)
5.154 CTI Port (11)
5.155 Cisco 3911 (1)
5.156 Cisco 6941 (1)
5.157 Cisco 7821 (1)
5.158 Cisco 7841 (1)
5.159 Cisco 7861 (1)
5.160 Cisco 7911 (1)
5.161 Cisco 7942 (1)
5.162 Cisco 7945 (5)
5.163 Cisco 7965 (3)
5.164 Cisco 8811 (1)
5.165 Cisco 8831 (1)
5.166 Cisco 8841 (3)
5.167 Cisco 8851 (6)
5.168 Cisco 8865 (1)
5.169 Cisco 8941 (1)
5.170 Cisco 9951 (1)
5.171 Cisco Dual Mode for Android (1)
5.172 Cisco Dual Mode for iPhone (1)
5.173 Cisco IP Communicator (1)
5.174 Cisco Jabber for Tablet (1)
5.175 Subscribed Services
5.176 Speed Dials
5.177 Busy Lamp Field Speed Dials
5.178 Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parks
5.179 Trunk - Overview
5.180 Trunk - Detailed
5.181 Remote Destination
5.182 Device Defaults
5.183 Firmware Load Information
5.184 Default Device Profile
5.185 Device Profile Filter
5.186 Cisco 7945 (5)
5.187 Cisco 7965 (2)
5.188 Subscribed Services
5.189 Speed Dials
5.190 Busy Lamp Field Speed Dials
5.191 Busy Lamp Field Directed Call Parks
5.192 Phone Button Template
5.193 Softkey Template
5.194 Phone Services
5.195 SIP Profile
5.196 Common Device Configuration
5.197 Common Phone Profile
5.198 Remote Destination Profile
5.199 Feature Control Policy
5.200 Recording Profile
5.201 SIP Normalization Script
5.202 SDP Transparency Profile
5.203 Network Access Profile
5.204 Wireless LAN Profile
5.205 Wireless LAN Profile Group
5.206 Wifi Hotspot Profile
5.207 Application User
5.208 End User (Condensed)
5.209 SIP Realm
5.210 Credential Policy Default
5.211 Credential Policy
5.212 Role
5.213 Access Control Group
5.214 Application User CAPF Profile
5.215 End User CAPF Profile
5.216 UC Service
5.217 Service Profile
5.218 User Profile
5.219 User Group
5.220 User Rank
5.221 Self-Provisioning
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