Jabber (End) User Guide?

[Steuer]

Hello,

is there a User Guide for Jabber 12.x for Windows available? Perfect would be German... but even can't find in English.

Also Quick Reference 12.x is very welcome :)

Thanks a lot

Uwe

[CesarTrombeta]

Hello,

There is no End User Guides for this version. You can find documents in other languages than english here:

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/unified-communications/jabber-windows/tsd-products-support-translated-end-user-guides-list.html

[orellanas]

You can find it in the following link : 

http://jabberupdate.harman.com/documentation1.htm

[Stephanie Knoop]

I can't find any detailed end user guide in English, other than those saved on University web sites for prior versions.  What's up with that, Cisco?

[Steuer]

...one year later... still no actual End-User-Guide... Shame on you Cisco... 

[Jaime Valencia]

All the Jabber documentation for users has been moved to Cisco Collaboration Help Portal. And that's noted in the Jabber documentation guide.

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/jabber/12_0/cjab_b_documentation-guide-for-cisco-jabber-12.html

Documentation Changes

User content for all Cisco Jabber clients are now available on Cisco Collaboration Help Portal.

[B Fason]

I was unable to locate any Jabber user/admin guides in the help portal. The only Jabber documents in the help portal are how to transition to Webex Teams. 

[Jaime Valencia]

Admin guides for Jabber remain on cisco.com under the Jabber documentation, and I mean the configuration on backend products, parameter reference guides, etc.

User guides are now broken into topics, and they're all under collaboration help.

https://help.webex.com/en-us/notofg7/Welcome-to-Cisco-Jabber

[davisjaron]

I created a Jabber quick start guide for IM&P and desk phone control users.  This does not include soft phone functionality.

The file is attached.

[asafayan1]

Cisco is a global company with 50 billion in annual sales and we have to rely on clients to produce this documentation?  Shame on you Cisco.