01-09-2018 11:49 AM - edited 03-17-2019 07:16 PM
When I type the message it disappears after clicking enter, both the sender and receiver can’t see it.
01-09-2018 02:16 PM
01-10-2018 10:37 PM - edited 01-10-2018 10:39 PM
@Jonathan Schulenberg, Thanks for replying to this. I am having the exact same issue. I work in IT for a VERY large corporate environment and its really hard to get things resolved or have questions answered when trying to get things resolved through "Big Daddy". Corp required us to push out Jabber a few months ago and this is my first time working with it. Could you help me understand how to read the logs or the first things an enduser would check when this problem starts. So far I am the only person, that I know of, that is having this issue.
I can log on fine. Contacts come up fine, but the very instant I send an IM to someone Jabber crashes and the Cisco Jabber Problem Reporting window pops up. The user on the other side says they receive the IM but then show I am offline. Also, If I login and have someone send me a message, I can hear the IM notification however Jabber closes and again the Problem Reporting window pops up again.
I have tried reinstalling the app to the specifics they sent us and imported all certs that were required. I've completely removed the app and my %AppData/Local profile. But still no luck. To be honest I have no clue how they have this thing setup. About the only thing I can tell you is in the advanced settings it is set to Automatic, so I assume there is some policy that can tell me where it is pointing to. If I click on "Cisco IM & Presence" there is an external server address that populates. (after doing a whois on that address it is registered with my company).
I found a post somewhere about using TranslateX to read the logs but every time I try to import them into the program it just hangs up and is unresponsive.
If it helps any, we are using version 11.6.3. (Build 44957) What other info could I give you to help troubleshoot this issue? Thanks for taking the time to read and help with this.
01-11-2018 01:17 PM
Hi,
I had a similar issue with a client of mine, and also because of it I found some big post on the Communities of people that're saying they're having the same issue. The solution for most people was to upgrade the Internet Explorer to version 11, and somehow it resolved the problem. Probably Cisco Jabber is using some Internet Explorer libraries under the hood, as it seems. Try it, if your IE version is under 11.
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