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Extension Moblity / No Services showing up

gear53x11
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I have gone through the posts and cannot find an answer. I have created the Phone Service, I have created the User Device Profile, I have subscribed the device to the EM service, I have subscribed the device profile to the EM service, but I cannot get a service to show up when I press the Services button. All my services are activated. I am trying to test this on a 7940 phone in CUCM version 7.1. Any thoughts?

Here is how my Phone Service is configured.

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Required Fieldhttp://10.255.201.21:8080/emapp/EMAppServlet?device=#DEVICENAME#
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I followed the bellow referred by some one

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Task 1: Verify Extension Mobility Service is Running

Step 1 From the Navigation menu select Cisco Unified CallManager Serviceability
Step 2 Select Tools>Control Center – Feature Services
Step 3 Make sure that the Cisco Extension Mobility service shows status Activated

Task 2:Configure Extension Mobility Service

Step 1 From the Navigation menu select Cisco Unified CallManager Administration
Step 2 Select Device>Device Settings>Phone Services
Step 3 Click Add New
Step 4 In the Service Name field, type Extension Mobility
Step 5 In the Service Description field, type Login and logout service
Step 6 In the Service URL field, Enter the following URL: http://192.168.1.20/...ce=#DEVICENAME#
Step 7 Click Save

Task 3: Modify Enterprise Parameters to Reflect IP Address of CallManager

Step 1 Select System>Enterprise Parameters
Step 2 Under Phone URL parameters, change to 192.168.1.20. Change ONLY the host name, not the rest of the fields.
Step 3 Click Save
Step 4 Click Ok from the pop-up warning.
Step 5 Click Reset
Step 6 In the pop-up window select Reset
Step 7 Click Close

Task 4: Create Device Profile Default for Each Phone Model that shall Support Cisco Extension Mobility

Step 1 Select Device>Device Settings>Default Device Profile
Step 2 From the drop down list, select the phone model to be configured, for example, Cisco 7961.
Step 3 Under Description, enter a description of this profile.
Step 4 Under Phone Button Template, select Standard 7961 SCCP.
Step 5 Click Save
Step 6 Repeat for each model phone to be configured

Task 5: Create Device User Profile for a User

Step 1 Choose Device>Device Settings>Device Profile and click Add New.
Step 2 From the drop down list, select the phone model to be configured, for example, Cisco 7961
Step 3 Click Next
Step 4 Enter a Device Profile Name, for example “Your Name” .
Step 5 From the Phone Button Template field, select Standard 7961 SCCP.
Step 6 Click Save.
Step 7 On the left hand side of the screen, click the link Line [1] – Add a new DN.
Step 8 Choose a valid DN from your NIP, enter that DN in the Directory Number field.
Step 9 Under Route Partition, select your city’s Headquarters Partition.
Step 10 Under Directory Number Settings choose a CSS of appropriate access.
Step 11 Enter any Call Forward and Call Pickup Settings as necessary.
Step 12 In the Display (Internal Caller ID), enter the User’s name that was created in a previous Lab.
Step 13 Click Save.
Step 14 From the Related Links: menu, select Subscribe/Unsubscribe Services.
Step 15 In the Select a Service, select Extension Mobility, then click Next.
Step 16 Click Subscribe.
Step 17 Click Save.
Step 18 Repeat steps 7-13 for any additional lines.

Task 6: Associate User Device Profile to a User

Step 1 From the menu, select User Management>End User.
Step 2 Click Find
Step 3 Select the user from the list that matches the profile that was created.
Step 4 Under Extension Mobility>Available Profiles, select the profile that was created in the previous exercise and move it to the Controlled Profiles selection.
Step 5 Under Default Profile, select the profile.
Step 6 Click Save.

Task 7: Configure and Subscribe Cisco Unified IP Phones to Service and Enable it.

Step 1 Select Device>Phone from the menu.
Step 2 Select the phone from the list of devices.
Step 3 In the Related Links: field, select Subscribe/Unsubscribe Services and click Go
Step 4 In the pop-up window, under Service Information, in the Select a Service pull down menu, select Extension Mobility.
Step 5 Click Next
Step 6 Click Subscribe
Step 7 Click Save
Step 8 Close the pop-up window.
Step 9 Under Extension Information , check the Enable Extension Mobility box.
Step 10 Under the Logout Profile field, select – Use Current Device Settings –
Step 11 Click Save.
Step 12 Click Ok from the pop-up warning.
Step 13 Click Reset
Step 14 In the pop-up window select Reset.
Step 15 Click Close.

I double checked and I have done every step in your list. Thanks for the simplified version btw. Still no luck. When I hit the services button on my phone there are no options.

Hi Matt,

One small step which appears to have been overlooked from configuring the IP Phone Service and could be your problem.  Ensure that you have clicked a check-box in order to enable the service.  I found this problem whilst setting up the CCX Phone Agent service and discovered that I had not enabled it on the configuration page, easily done!!

Regards

Allan.

Hope this helps. Pls rate helpful posts.

Allan, I meant to mention something about this check box. I do have it checked. However, in the Enterprise Subscription column of Phone Services list the value is "false." I have toggled that check box on and off but it never changes the subsription to true. Not sure if that indicates a problem??

Hi Matt,

The Enterprise Subscription check-box is configured when you configure the IP Phone Service for the first time. If you don't enable the check-box the first time, then you will need to delete the service and then re-add it with subscription check-box checked.  However this doesn't really apply in your case, this feature essentially means that all phones and device profiles will automatically subscribe to the service without having to do it manually.

The check-box I was referring to is just box with the Enabled by the side of it, unfortunately I don't have access to a 7.x cluster at the moment to give you a screen shot but it is this box that needs to be checked and then click on update subscriptions. Have you enabled the EM service on each CUCM within the cluster incidentally?

Regards

Allan.

Is this is the checkbox you are referring to? (attached image)

I had the same problem and it all solved by ticking this particular checkbox. Enable checkbox in phone services

 

p.s. Sorry for being 4 years late, but I hope this helps others in the future. :)

 

akit_cisco
Level 1
Level 1

Hi,

 

Did this end up getting resolved? I also am working with a CUCM 7.1 Cluster with same issue.

 

No services are being displayed when i press the Services button on an IP phone.

IP phone has EM Service and also IP Phone Agent Service subscribed.

I am going to schedule a restart of the TFTP services after hours, as suggested in the Cisco document listed below.

If that fails to fix it then I'll open a TAC Case.

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/voice-unified-communications/unified-communications-manager-callmanager/13959-ip-phone-services.html#topic1

Hello!

What version of firmware do u use?

Regards,

Kirill

Check the Service URL configured on the phone.  Check the console logs from the phone's webpage after pressing the services button.  Make sure the phone is downloading its config file successfully via TFTP by checking the Status Messages.

mahmoodmkl
Level 7
Level 7

Hi,

Check whether you have checked (enable extension mobility) on the physical phone config.

 

Thanks

akit_cisco
Level 1
Level 1

Hi,

Ok, I'm testing with Cisco IP Communicator version 7, and I found that the Service URL on the phone is blank (see attachment).

However I can see it populated in the enterprise parameters on CUCM on both publisher and subscriber.

Why would the Service URL on the handset be blank??

 

Status Messages on the phone web page listed below, and also debug messages.

I have replaced the device name with <device name> for privacy.

 05:45:55 TFTP Timeout : <device name>.cnf.xml
 05:46:25 No CTL installed
 05:46:49 TFTP Timeout : <device name>..cnf.xml
 1:39:38a CTL update failed
 1:40:18a TFTP Timeout : <device name>..cnf.xml
 1:44:50a TFTP Timeout : <device name>..cnf.xml
 3:23:40a CTL update failed
 3:24:20a TFTP Timeout : <device name>..cnf.xml
 5:05:11a CTL update failed
 5:05:51a TFTP Timeout : <device name>..cnf.xml

 

Debug Display:

 

 1:43:11a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 1:43:11a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 01:44:04 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 01:44:04 23: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Reset-Restart
 12:23:00a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 12:23:00a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 01:07:11 17: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=KeepaliveTO
 01:07:27 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 04:42:37 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 04:42:37 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 04:42:37 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 04:42:37 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 04:42:37 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 12:47:21a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 12:47:21a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 00:50:04 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 00:50:04 23: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Reset-Restart
 00:50:57 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 00:50:57 23: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Reset-Restart
 2:59:39a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 2:59:39a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 5:33:47a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 5:33:47a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 11:31:31p 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 11:31:31p 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 00:07:21 14: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=UCM-closed-TCP
 00:07:38 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 5:33:55a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 5:33:55a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 07:00:10 14: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=UCM-closed-TCP
 07:00:27 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 4:56:11a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 4:56:11a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 04:57:04 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 04:57:04 23: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Reset-Restart
 5:04:12a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 5:04:12a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 5:25:33a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 5:25:33a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 5:36:40a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 5:36:40a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized
 05:45:55 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 05:45:55 23: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Reset-Restart
 05:46:49 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 05:46:49 23: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Reset-Restart
 5:05:51a 7: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 TFTP Timeout
 5:05:51a 25: Name=<device name> Load= 7.0.6.0 Last=Initialized

 

 

 

 

 

This is all due to the TFTP Timeouts.  The phone is unable to get its config file so is failing to get the list of services.  Do you have the TFTP server set correctly to a node running TFTP service?  Can you download the phone's config file using a TFTP client on the PC running the IP Communicator?

Derrick Clarke
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

When you first create Extension Mobility for the IP Phone Service Page, the "Enterprise Subscription" option will appear. Leave the "Enterprise Subscription" option unchecked and check the "Enable" option. Once you complete the rest of the setting for this page, go back to IP Phone Service's page and you should see "false" under the Enterprise Subscription column for Extension Mobility. You should see the  Extension Mobility option available for selection when subscribing this service to phones and device profiles.

Note: If you created Extension Mobility and checked the Enterprise Subscription option, you will not see the checkbox option again. Delete the service and complete the process discussed in this post. By enabling the enterprise subscription, you do not have to subscribe to the service at the phones and at the device profile. 

Hi.

I was facing the same issue with cucm 10.5 in my home lab.

Your post helped.

Thanks!