Where can I find list of SEP<MAC>.cnf.xml files in CUCM?

[Sigeesh Sivadasan]

Hi

Where can i find list of SEP<MAC>.cnf.xml files in CUCM.

I have tried tftp <CUCMIP> get SEP<MAC>.cnf.xml in CMD. but this gives only the output of that MAC address.

is there any option to find  the list of all SEP<MAC>.cnf.xml file in CUCM?

thanks  in advance.

[paolo bevilacqua]

Beside obtaining system internal lists, what practical problem are you trying to solve ?

[Sigeesh Sivadasan]

Hi Paolo, the issue is few of the IP phones is not listing the directory option in the menu. this is happeing only for newly registred phones and to the IP communicator which is registered via VPN.

its looks like the phones are getting regisred with default.XML files.  Hence i would like to check the SEP.cnf.xml file is avalaible in the DB.

Jagpreet , thank for you input.

Solution : i have restarted the TFTP services from the CUCM and now the issue has resolved.

[Erick Bergquist]

Sigeesh,

Your phones are not seeing corporate directory option? Or no directory
(Placed calls, missed...)

Are the phones on current firmware (match device default setting ) or on older version and not upgrading?

Try to delete ITL/ctl as a start. Might be sbd related issue on the phones.


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[Sigeesh Sivadasan]

Hi

thanks for your inputs.

My issue got resolved after restarting the TFTP service.

[Jagpreet Singh]

Hi Siqeesh,

     Please run : tftp -i get SEP.cnf.xml

In case TFTP is not allowed on your windows PC, you can turn it on from the Control pannel under Turns Windows features on or off.

Regards,

Jagpreet

[paolo bevilacqua]

Jagpreet Singh wrote:
Hi Siqeesh,
     Please run : tftp -i  get SEP.cnf.xml
In case TFTP is not allowed on your windows PC, you can turn it on from the Control pannel under Turns Windows features on or off. 

Maybe read above again:

OP is looking for a list, not a single file.

[Jagpreet Singh · Accepted solution]

Paolo,

     Ah, ok. In that case, you cannot get the list of the files since starting CUCM 5.x, they are not stored on the HDD. They are present on RAM and can only be fetched one by one using TFTP or HTTP.

Hope that helps.

Regrads,

Jagpreet

[W S H FERNANDO]

Hi

Does the CUCM allow to upload cnf.xml files to this?

or only download ?

Regds

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[Ayodeji Okanlawon]

No you cant upload MAC address to this cache list. The only way to upload mac is vvia BAT or CUCM admin

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[maharris · Accepted solution]

I was able to list our lab devices on 7.1 using a browser, http not https,  on port 6970:

http://172.28.22.10:6970/ConfigFileCacheList.txt

It only worked with firefox though, and no idea if this carries forward or backwards..

Mary Beth

[Sigeesh Sivadasan]

yes, it works in my CUCM. thanks  a lot..

[philippe.cousineau]

Guys,

I am able to run this http://172.28.22.10:6970/ConfigFileCacheList.txt

But Not able to see the config of the phone..

any other option ?

ps : TFTP is not a possible option for me right now ..

Regards,

[Sigeesh Sivadasan]

Hi Philippe

try the below in CMD.

tftp -i get SEP.cnf.xml

[philippe.cousineau]

I have try that, the file is not found.

I also try in CLI from CUCM.. it cant find the file.. weird