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Jabber Mobile doesn't work - 3 clusters, 3 expy, 1 domain

HillyardK
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Hello,

We have 3 different clusters, each with their own Expressways, but we are all under 1 domain.

When the system was setup years ago, they said only cluster 1 could have abc.com as their domain and the others had to have users sign in as 2.abc.com or 3.abc.com for their Cisco Jabber, desktop and mobile.  Somethings the users in the other clusters need 2 or 3.abc.com when they sign into their Jabber, and sometimes they do not.

Recently we have changed to have Intunes on our work mobile phones and than includes SSO.  Now users in clusters 2 and 3 can no longer sign into mobile Jabber because they cannot put 2 or 3 in front of abc.com.

The only option we were given was to have all the traffic for 2 and 3 to go through 1. 

Does anyone else know of a way to make configuration setting changes that all 3 clusters can work with or without the 1, 2, or 3.abc.com and just work with abc.com and go through the correct cluster?

LDAP is enabled.

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TechLvr
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If they use iOS devices, try to have a user navigate to the following links from iPhone, MAC book, or iPad Safar browser?

For 2.abc.com users: 
ciscojabber://provision?ServicesDomain=2.abc.com

 

For 3.abc.com users: 
ciscojabber://provision?ServicesDomain=3.abc.com

When they paste this URL in Safari, it will cross launch the Jabber application and automatically use the domain that you inserted in the URL for autodiscovery. 

Or, if you want to change the URL into a clickable/tap-able link, you can insert it into the below html script, save it notepad (as html), and email it to the user. This example is for 2.abc.com but you can use the same example to create one for 3.abc.com.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Jabber Configuration</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>Click on the Link below. Once Jabber is launched, enter your username and password to sign in.</p>
<a href="ciscojabber://provision?servicesdomain=2.abc.com" target="_self">Click here to launch Jabber</a>
</body>
</html>

To get all three clusters to work under the abc.com, you need to have ILS enabled across all three clusters. Then you can add your expressway e servers (from all three clusters) under the external abc.com public DNS SRV Records, and all your relevant CUCM nodes (from all three clusters) under your internal abc.com internal DNS SRV records.  

We use an app that is part of the encryption on our cell phones - so we would not have user's going to a website first.  But thank you for the suggestions

For your setup you need to make use of ils.

 

 



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