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Updating ASCII Display (Caller ID) on Multiple Device Profile CUCM 10.5

fbaheux.ext1
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Hello,

 

I would like to update the field  ASCII Display (Caller ID) of a Line of a User Device Profile.

 

My problem is that we have around 300 User Device Profile to update, and each with different contents to update in this field.

 

I think I understand that it seems doable with a custom file from the bulk of the CCM, but what I got from the docs is that you cannot choose different contents to be updated: it would be the same for everyone.

 

Do you know a way to do this?

 

Thanks in advance,

Regards

 
 
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Jaime Valencia
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

No, you're understanding this wrong.

If you use the "wizard" from CUCM, THEN, you do not get to have a different value for all the devices you selected, it's one value for all the selected devices.

If you export the configuration file, you can change whatever field you want, and they can all have different values. Then use the file with the new values to update the configuration.

HTH

java

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Chris Deren
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You can use SQL to update these via CLI, here is the query:

 

run sql update devicenumplanmap set (display, displayascii) = ('New Display', 'New Display') where fknumplan = (select pkid from numplan where dnorpattern = '<DN you are updating>')

Jaime Valencia
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

No, you're understanding this wrong.

If you use the "wizard" from CUCM, THEN, you do not get to have a different value for all the devices you selected, it's one value for all the selected devices.

If you export the configuration file, you can change whatever field you want, and they can all have different values. Then use the file with the new values to update the configuration.

HTH

java

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Thanks for your advice.

 

I did as you said and it worked fine.

Regards,