The data in the given example i stored in the table "scratch", but the how the binding to the actual service parameter is done is a bit unclear. It might be hard coded into the CUCM GUI. The name from AXL could be matched to the "xmlrule://..."-string. It would not be completely safe though since it is a really loose binding. Service parameters and the vendor specific config on devices has kind of the same but different design. The whole thing around service parameters and vendor config (the xml in xml on devices) is messy and would really benefit from a redesign. I made a xsl-script that generates correct xsd schemas including GUI representations as appinfo-tags from all the various xmlrule/xml display instance files a while back but something more interesting came up and it was never really finished. Hope this is of some help :-)   admin:run sql select * from scratch where name = 'xmlrule://cisco.com/ServiceParameter/CCM/CallDiagnosticsEnabled' pkid name content readonly ==================================== =============================================================== ========================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================================== ======== 0b19901b-b8a9-4f27-b54b-4868348d918c xmlrule://cisco.com/ServiceParameter/CCM/CallDiagnosticsEnabled <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <rule> <name>xmlrule://cisco.com/ServiceParameter/CCM/CallDiagnosticsEnabled</name> <author>Cisco Systems, Inc.</author> <list> <defaultKey>0</defaultKey> <multiKey>false</multiKey> <options> <option key="0" text="Disabled"/> <option key="1" text="Enabled Only When CDR Enabled Flag is True"/> <option key="2" text="Enabled Regardless of CDR Enabled Flag"/> </options> </list> </rule> t admin: ... View more

No, I get mocked a lot for using Delphi, but it is actually great as a swiss army knife for a non-programmer voice engineer :-) I can write various automation code for CUCM in minutes, often on-site when need for CUCM reconfiguration occurs. Much faster and better than Bulk Administration Tool and it's hidious Excel template. ... View more

Hi, It looks OK at first glance. I never specify SoapAction since that is automatically handled, but apart from that it looks like something I would write. Try using URL ' https://testserver.xyz.test:8443/axl/ ', i.e add a "/" after "axl". Kind Regards, //Dan ... View more

Hi, Which Delphi version are you running? I've used Delphi's WSDLImporter to consume the CUCM WSDL to create classes for many years. That way you do not have to build the XML manually. There are some quirks in Delphi though, so I need to know which version you are using to help you properly. Kind Regards, //Dan ... View more

Hi,   If you mean CCM traces etc it is possible to download them through the logcollection API. It is poorly documented but I have managed to download files through it. It is much faster than RTMT.   I wrote about my findings in https://communities.cisco.com/people/dhook/blog/2015/12/04/dealing-with-the-serviceability-logcollection-api   You can also find more information here. https://developer.cisco.com/site/sxml/documents/api-reference/log-collection/   Hope this helps   Kind Regards,   Dan ... View more

Yes indeed, which is why I thought the question was interesting, i.e how do I programmmatically determine which fields CUCM DirSync will override ... View more

HI again, If you only need to stream audio an alternative could be to use the IPPS api to establish media without making a call. ... View more

Hi, I might be a bit picky but the makeCallSoap is not an AXL request, it is part of the webdialer API. Anyway, if the receiving phone type supports auto answer to speaker it could be configured via the ccmadmin pages. This would be a one time configuration and you dont need AXL for that. The configuration could of course be done via AXL as well. This would auto answer all calls to the specific line. If you need selective auto answer I believe you have to look into CTI control via J(TAPI). The AXL interface wont help there since it is a provisioning API, not a real time call processing API. Kind Regards, Dan ... View more

This question is in the wrong forum, but anyway... The WLC's support SNMP for configuration. Thats how Cisco Prime configure them as well. I do believe you will find most of what you need in the AIRESPACE MIB. http://tools.cisco.com/Support/SNMP/do/BrowseMIB.do?local=en&step=2&mibName=AIRESPACE-WIRELESS-MIB ... View more

Hi,   the listGateway query does not return MGCP endpoints at all, from what I can see. I can't find any other list-request that does so either. I would go with executeSQLQuery.   Something like: SELECT d.name, dp.name AS devicePoolName FROM device d JOIN typeproduct tp ON d.tkproduct = tp.enum JOIN devicepool dp ON d.fkdevicepool = dp.pkid WHERE tp.name = "Cisco MGCP FXO Port" which returns: <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">    <soapenv:Body>       <ns:executeSQLQueryResponse xmlns:ns="http://www.cisco.com/AXL/API/10.5">          <return>             <row>                <name>AALN/S0/SU0/0@myGateway</name>                <devicepoolname>Default</devicepoolname>             </row>             <row>                <name>AALN/S1/SU0/8@myGateway</name>                <devicepoolname>myDevicePool</devicepoolname>             </row>             <row>                <name>AALN/S1/SU0/12@myGateway</name>                <devicepoolname>myDevicePool</devicepoolname>             </row>             <row>                <name>AALN/S0/SU1/2@myGateway</name>                <devicepoolname>myOtherDevicePool</devicepoolname>             </row>          </return>       </ns:executeSQLQueryResponse>    </soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope> Kind Regards,   Dan ... View more