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On a recently installed CUCM 12, I'm trying to access CDR on demand service. Double checked Cisco Unified Serviceability, everything looks fine, the service is enabled and status is running.However, the endpoint was used before is not valid: https://...
As far as I understood, CUCM uses closest-match logic for call routing.
When a number is dialed, Unified CM uses closest-match logic to select which pattern to match from among all the patterns in its numeric call routing table. In practice, when mu...
I'm trying to figure out how the "user" and the it's "active schedule" are linked together?Opening the user admin page, I can see a dropdown list for the user: "Active Schedule". The source of this dropdown seems to hold "Schedule Set" objects, rest ...
Hi,I'm sending the following <updatePhone> AXL request as usual, updating phone services:<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLS...
Is there a unified way of handling carriage returns in xml services (within CiscoIPPhoneMenu)?Phones handle "\n" differently, for example:7965: '\n' displayed as new line8961: '\n' displayed as ' ' (space)8861: '\n' displayed as '' (empty)
The URL in the guide does not work for me either. However, I've got the answer from a DevNet ticket meanwhile:I was using AXIS 1, which is not deprecated in CUCM 12.
The URL used "https://<IP>/CDRonDemandService/" to access the SOAP services is in d...
Hmm... even the official example is overlapping.
Still, I accept my example configuration is "extreme", but often such particular scenarios help a lot to understand the business logic behind.
And also wondering, if overlapping is so unpredictable, wh...
Documentation describes 3 scenarios.
For the first scenario, user A dialed "1200", so 121X did not match.It appears only in the second scenario, when dialed number "1212" is a match.For the first scenario, user A dialed "1234", so 121X did not match ...
Meanwhile I've figured it out.1. GET /vmrest/users/<user-object-id> Response User object's : SynchScheduleObjectId is not the "Active Schedule", as I assumed before. Instead, I can get "Active Schedule" value through the corresponding call handler:1....