02-18-2016 03:02 AM - edited 03-17-2019 05:56 AM
Hi all,
Sorry if this has been asked before but I think it’s finding a way to phrase the question that makes it difficult to search for!
I’m planning to migrate from CUCM 8 to CUCM 11. EM is currently used and most user just leave their phones logged in 24/7.
Obviously I can export the phones and UDP’S from v8 to import into v11.
My question is, is there any way to update the association between the phones and UDP’s?
I can look on the current cluster “Actively Logged In Devices” and see the current associations.
What I’m trying to avoid is a weekend migration and 500 people coming into work on Monday morning and facing phones that are logged out and not knowing what to do!
Screen shot below of a phone with current logged in profile "UDP_IT.TEMP2" so it’s clear what I’m talking about!
Thanks in advance as always.
Matty
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02-18-2016 03:22 AM
Hi
There's an EM API that you can use to export what user is logged in where and also to log them in.
I wrote an app that can do this for you - basically drop the users out to a CSV; you can then log them all out and in on the target cluster (assuming all the usernames/profile names/phone names are the same on the new cluster of course). App is here: http://www.ipcommute.co.uk/cisco-ucm/11-phone-operations-manager.html
Alternatively you can export the list of users from CUCM - joining tables up with a SQL query around the extensionmobilitydynamic table to get current logins. You can then use Excel to mock up a lot of HTTP calls using CURL, and call the EM login URL sequentially to log in each user. A little fiddly if you aren't accustomed to those tools
Aaron
02-18-2016 03:22 AM
Hi
There's an EM API that you can use to export what user is logged in where and also to log them in.
I wrote an app that can do this for you - basically drop the users out to a CSV; you can then log them all out and in on the target cluster (assuming all the usernames/profile names/phone names are the same on the new cluster of course). App is here: http://www.ipcommute.co.uk/cisco-ucm/11-phone-operations-manager.html
Alternatively you can export the list of users from CUCM - joining tables up with a SQL query around the extensionmobilitydynamic table to get current logins. You can then use Excel to mock up a lot of HTTP calls using CURL, and call the EM login URL sequentially to log in each user. A little fiddly if you aren't accustomed to those tools
Aaron
02-19-2016 06:00 AM
Hi Aaron,
Many thanks for steer on this I think I’ve managed to get it doing what I needed.
Cheers
Matty
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