Jabber registering with ADusername@sipdomain.com - how to change

[richard Beck]

All,

We have recently setup VCS-E,C,TMS and Jabber.

Our Jabber clients are registering to VCS using adusername@sipdomain.com instead of firstname.lastname@sipdomain.com. (which is our email standard).

We are configured to authenticate using our AD credentials for jabber.

Our phone books list the adusername@sipdomain.com and I can not call other users using firstname.lastname@sipdomain.com. How do I correct this?

Thanks

[Jens Didriksen]

Try changing the Video Address and possibly the Device Address Pattern in TMS; System-->Provisioning-->Users:

Video Address Pattern 

The Video URI is used to generate video URIs. A video URI is used for your users FindMe addresses and can be used in phone books.

Example Video URI: {username}@company.com

Caller ID Pattern              

The Caller ID is used to generate caller IDs. A Caller ID is used as the callback number when a FindMe call is routed through an ISDN gateway.

Example: {office_phone}

Device Address Pattern               

The Device Address is used to generate device addresses that will be set on provisioned devices.

Example: {username}.{device.model}@company.com

/jens

[richard Beck]

Jens,

Sorry for the REALLY late reply but I haven't had much time to fiddle with this. This will not work in our situation. I would like to have our users have their SIP address to be the same as their email address. Which in my case is a little more complicated.

I have users that may have email addresses at a different domain as our SIP domain. What I would like to do is to strip the first part of their email address using regex and then append the device model and sip domain to it. For example:

For this example our SIP domain is: company.com

User's email address: test.user@otherdomain.com

I would like to get "test.user" append it to {device.model}@company.com

So, my SIP URI would be test.user.{device.model}@company.com

Can anyone suggest a regex that would do this?

[Paulo Souza]

Hi Richard,

Try to use this pattern:

{email ['@domain.com'='']}.{device.model}@company.com

Regards

Paulo Souza

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[Martin Koch]

That might be a problem if he has one group with different domains as that

would requite some more advanced regex which I think is not possible.

(like on the vcs where you could say (.*)@.* > \1@newdomain)

In general I would say, either add the users in an extra ad group per domain,

so you can import it to different groups in TMS using the different email mappings.

Anyhow, be careful as this can also generate duplicates.

Besides that you could do some magic and make a fake ldap tree and use some

tools  and write some scripts to export, modify and import.

You could also investigate if the other domains are yours as well to video enable them

so users have a my email is my video address experience.