08-20-2008 10:55 PM - edited 03-18-2019 09:30 PM
We have a problem enabling a Cisco 7960 device for Extension Mobility. Whenever we check the checkbox in the IP Phone (device) configuration page, we get "Method Call Failed (4)" and I think this is because there is an orphaned ADP for this phone. Does anyone know how to delete the ADP for this IP Phone? I tried using BAT and I am not able to do so, I also get an error. There's no way I can delete an ADP in Call Manager Phone COnfiuration page, I can only list under Device Profile.
Please let me know if you have any idea how I can cleanly remove an Auto-Generated Device Profile in the Call Manager so I can enable this IP Phone for Ext. Mobility.
Thanks.
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08-21-2008 06:44 AM
Jun,
You may be running into CSCsl33794.
If you are comfortable with SQL, remove the references in the Telecaster table for the orphaned ADP then delete the ADP profile from the Device table via SQL server enterprise manager.
1. Find the pkid of the unwanted ADP in Device table.
2. Open the Telecaster table and find the row which has fkdevice = pkid of the unwanted ADP. Delete this row.
3. Delete the unwanted ADP row in device table. (eg. DELETE FROM Device where Name = 'ADPaabbccddeeff')
You might run into referential constraints, for example if the unwanted ADP is subscribed to a service, so every field that references the unwanted ADP device would have to be removed for you to successfully delete the device.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Michael.
08-21-2008 06:44 AM
Jun,
You may be running into CSCsl33794.
If you are comfortable with SQL, remove the references in the Telecaster table for the orphaned ADP then delete the ADP profile from the Device table via SQL server enterprise manager.
1. Find the pkid of the unwanted ADP in Device table.
2. Open the Telecaster table and find the row which has fkdevice = pkid of the unwanted ADP. Delete this row.
3. Delete the unwanted ADP row in device table. (eg. DELETE FROM Device where Name = 'ADPaabbccddeeff')
You might run into referential constraints, for example if the unwanted ADP is subscribed to a service, so every field that references the unwanted ADP device would have to be removed for you to successfully delete the device.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Michael.
08-21-2008 10:10 PM
Michael,
That fixed my problem. Thanks very much!!!
08-21-2008 11:29 PM
You are welcome, Jun. Thanks for the update and the good news. Thanks also for the opportunity to assist here.
Regards,
Michael.
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