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Expressway Issue

I Have Issue With My Customer .

Issue Explain : My Customer Has Cisco Collaboration Cluster ( CUCM Publisher and Subscriber, IM&P, Expressway C & E ) and Running Cisco Jabber Application Over Smart Phone but We Can't Login .

Scenario From Jabber Mobile : Jabber Mobile ( From Any Internet ) >> Public DNS & Public Domain With Cloud Flare ( My Customer Solution ) >> My Customer Edge Firewall >> Expressway - Edge >> Expressway Core >> Cisco Unified Communication Manager

I checked Expressway-E Ports Opening ( 5060, 5061, 8443 ) and I Can Ping But I Can't Login From Smart Phone . 

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Please gather the logs from both Expressway-E and Expressway-C, and additionally, generate the Problem Report Tool (PRT) from Jabber. Then, upload these to the https://cway.cisco.com/csa-new/#/home   and proceed with the analysis. This give you insight what really happens with the login.

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If you’re not acquainted with the process of collecting logs from Expressway, please refer to the following URL for guidance:

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/unified-communications/expressway-series/220620-collect-logs-for-mra-phone-service-failu.html

 

When you mention the login issue, could you specify the error message displayed on the phone? Is it ‘Unable to find the services,’ ‘Username/password incorrect,’ or ‘Unable to locate server’?

Additionally, does Jabber function correctly within your internal network?

 



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Tanks to response to my ticket Mr. Nithin Eluvathinga .

I tried a login to Cisco Jabber Application via ( CSF ) and i cannot login .


Did you collect the logs from Expressway and upload to the tool as @Nithin Eluvathingal suggested.



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Dear Roger Kallberg.

 

Yes ..

What did the tool say was the suspected cause after it analysed the logs?



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The analysis shows nothing illogical.

When the packets are analyzed using available Cisco tools, the results appear normal.