12-04-2014 02:38 PM - edited 03-17-2019 04:43 PM
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12-04-2014 03:18 PM
The simple answer is that this will not work. For jabber MRA to work, both internal and external domain need to be resolvable from the internet. For you to come close to a working solution you will need to implement split DNS domain.
12-04-2014 03:18 PM
The simple answer is that this will not work. For jabber MRA to work, both internal and external domain need to be resolvable from the internet. For you to come close to a working solution you will need to implement split DNS domain.
12-10-2014 12:10 PM
Hi..
I am Facing Exactly the same issue.
Customer has two Domain (External and Internal).
CMCM,Presence, VCSC, VCSE all are in Internal Domain.When i am trying to login from External jabber client i use External Domain name because this domain is resolving VCSE Hostname but i am unable to Login.
can you please Suggest the Solution for this..or do i have to change the Domain on CUCM, Presence,VCSC, VCSE to external..?
I search one document on this as well, tried but didn't work..
12-10-2014 12:14 PM
The only solution is to implement split DNS. There is no other work around
12-10-2014 12:27 PM
How to implement SPlit DNS...?
Do you have any good Document with you...
12-10-2014 12:52 PM
Split DNS domain is a job for windows/server team. It has a huge implication as you will have to host a copy of your external domain internally..
You can google this and you will see documentation on how to implement it
01-19-2015 08:21 AM
I have just implemented MRA at a client site where they have internal and external domains. We decided to put the both SRV records on the external domain. This works logging in internally and logs show that externally the cisco-uds srv times out and it uses the collab-edge to connect. Cisco TAC supported this deployment. We still seem to be getting the error when logging in externally that jabber cannot connect to server. Is there anyone that has this working and would like to share their design?
05-21-2015 04:46 AM
Hi Ayodeji,
I have the following client setup :
- Split horizon DNS.
- 2 domains as follows, Internal: domain.local and external: domain.com
- All UC servers are joining the local domain, CUCM.domain.local, IM&P.doamin.local, CUC.domain.local,....etc.
- I have EXP-C and EXP-E to enable the Mobile Remote Access for Jabber clients from outside.
I'm able to make the EXP-C either on domain.local or domain.com and for sure the EXP-E on the DMZ will be on the domain.com as it will be a public record.
my question is, should i place the EXP-C in the domain.local (internal) or domain.com (external) for the setup to work?
I have the following concerns:
- If i placed the EXP-C in the external will its communications with the internal UC servers which are all in the internal domain be okay ? and will the certificate trust relation with all UC servers and relation with the EXP-E will be fine?
- If i placed the EXP-C in the internal will the certificate trust relation with all UC servers and relation with the EXP-E will be fine?
02-26-2015 05:36 AM
Take a look at this doc:
Maybe will clarify and you can adapt your network.
regards
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