06-24-2022 12:29 PM
I work with CUCM and keep seeing job requirements wanting 'scripting' experience. I've asked a few people what they use scripting for in CUCM and nobody has a good answer. FYI - my current team does no scripting so I don't quite get it. Can I get some examples of how you use scripting.
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06-24-2022 01:01 PM
Usually it would be used for device creation or deletion. But it could be used for any configuration, it just depends on the will of the person or team that creates the script.
06-24-2022 12:38 PM
For one it could be used for creating automation or configuration services that consume the available APIs.
06-24-2022 12:57 PM
So it sounds like scripting is used for creating devices - ie phones, Jabber, etc ? That's the only repetitive task I can think of in CUCM.
06-24-2022 01:01 PM
Usually it would be used for device creation or deletion. But it could be used for any configuration, it just depends on the will of the person or team that creates the script.
06-24-2022 12:48 PM
Hi
Scripting means automate repetitive task. This goes to any area and anything. If you need to add information manually on the device and you are able to do this using a script, then, you can do it faster, theorically. And I say theorically because sometimes is easier to add manually then wirte down a script.
Most of company I worked for, script does not work. You are not allowed to run script on your machine and you need to access the device from some VDI desktop from where you can not run script either.
06-24-2022 12:58 PM
Yes I've had the same experience, the provisioning automation takes as much effort as building the device manually.
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