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Jasmeet Sandhu
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TITLE

Cisco Jabber unable to login

SYMPTOMS

Client stuck at "Connecting" at the login window.

ENVIRONMENT

On Premises Deployment using CUPS.

CAUSES

Even if an IP address is entered for Login Server on Cisco Jabber, if CUPS Node name (CUPS Admin Page -> System -> Cluster Topology) is configured as HOSTNAME rather than IP Address and that Host name is not resolvable, Cisco Jabber will be unable to connect to that server. Notice in the logs where even if we had entered IP address of CUPS, Cisco Jabber will try to connect to the Hostname:

2012-05-01 11:18:52,937 INFO  [0x00000e88] [ied\featuresets\adapters\imp\Log.cpp(33)]  [JabberWerx] [IMPStackCap::Log::log] - [LoginMgr.dll]: login, jabber, serv:<cupsHostName>

2012-05-01 11:18:52,937 DEBUG [0x00000e88] [ied\featuresets\adapters\imp\Log.cpp(32)] [JabberWerx] [IMPStackCap::Log::log] - [XmppMgr.dll]: Enter CXmppClientMgr::SignOn

2012-05-01 11:18:52,937 DEBUG [0x00000e88] [ied\featuresets\adapters\imp\Log.cpp(32)] [JabberWerx] [IMPStackCap::Log::log] - [XmppSDK.dll]: CXmppClient::SignOn 

2012-05-01 11:18:52,937 DEBUG [0x00000e88] [ied\featuresets\adapters\imp\Log.cpp(32)] [JabberWerx] [IMPStackCap::Log::log] - [XmppSDK.dll]: Connect result is:1

RESOLUTION

Have DNS Entry to resolve CUPS FQDN and also make sure the workstation is part of the AD domain. If workstation is not part of the Domain, the Hostname will not be resolvable, only the FQDN would be, in that case we will have to either make that workstation part of the domain or create a local host entry on that workstation by editing the "hosts" file located in C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc and then log back into Cisco Jabber.

PREVENTION

When DNS server has an entry for CUPS FQDN, make sure that the workstations, where Cisco Jabber for Windows is deployed on, are part of the domain.

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wuyuke1982
Level 1
Level 1

not working for my case.

added CUPS host entry.

even tried delete the folder under following location

  • C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Cisco\Unified Communications
  • C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Cisco\Unified Communications

still not working.

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