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UCCX - old CTI ports stay in CUCM if change CCX Control group

Hi there,

I have a UCCX-HA 8.6 CUCM (pub/sub) 8.6 .   Under UCCX, if I change a control group to use another range of extension it will work.

the only thing is I saw some old unused cti port in CUCM... ( even if I did a CCX Sync data )

anyone allready saw that ?

I should be confortable to delete these ?

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Is the "Active" check box checked on the DN?  If not, then it's actually not doing anything at all, and can be deleted.

Anthony Holloway

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Anthony Holloway
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Cisco Employee

Sounds like a defect in the AXL implementation.  Are the old ports still registered?  If not, and if you're sure you're not using those ports, just delete them from CUCM.

Also, is there a UCCX 8.6?  I thought 8.5 was it for the 8x release.

Anthony Holloway

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Anthony,

for the new extension range of the control group who are fine I can find them in the cucm device / phone,

for the old extension range that is not configure in the control group anymore I only find the extension in cucm, there is no cti device under device / phone..so it's not register.. and also for one of these "dead" extension if I am trying to find a dependency I can't find anything..  f

or a working extension  I usually have a cti port device that is register with the uccx

Is the "Active" check box checked on the DN?  If not, then it's actually not doing anything at all, and can be deleted.

Anthony Holloway

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thanks,

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