I'm curious if the VPN connection made by the phone can proxy to a PC connected to the phone's switch port.  Are there configuration guidelines, if this is possible?  I'd imagine that what the phone is allowed on the ASA connection may also be different that what the PC should be allowed, so I'm curious if this is possible.  Thank you. ... View more

Thanks, Chris and Billie.  You pointed me in the right direction, but I was still missing something and this helped:  http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/jabber/iPhone/9_5/JABI_BK_J38B2ACB_00_jabber-iphone-server-setup-9-5/JABI_BK_J38B2ACB_00_jabber-iphone-server-setup-9-5_chapter_0110.html#CJAB_TK_A372C03C_00 Thought I'd add my 2 cents ... View more

Additionally, if you need to confirm external DNS SRV records: - In case your organization blocks these ports, be sure you are not on the corporate network/VPN - After entering the nslookup command at the command prompts, type server 8.8.8.8 and enter - Then continue as above with the command set type=SRV (no spaces before/after the = sign) and following instructions Note you can replace 8.8.8.8 with any other public DNS server.  I chose Google's. Example: > server 8.8.8.8 Default Server:  google-public-dns-a.google.com Address:  8.8.8.8 > set type=SRV > _sip._tcp.cisco.com Server:  google-public-dns-a.google.com Address:  8.8.8.8 Non-authoritative answer: _sip._tcp.cisco.com     SRV service location:           priority       = 1           weight         = 0           port           = 5060           svr hostname   = vcsgw.cisco.com > ... View more

You can access messages from Jabber without either of these enabled in the class of service. - Allow Users to Access Voice Mail Using an IMAP Client and/or Single Inbox  checked and the radio button  Allow - IMAP Users to Access Message Bodies  selected.  Selecting these two options is a mistake in the documentation for this integration.  I raised this to the BU last year and if the docs are still incorrect, maybe you can see that they are corrected as a Cisco employee. It would be preferential to require a specific class of service parameter for the VMRest integration, however. ... View more

1. Have there been other reported incidences of this affecting Jabber 9.7.x, or can Cisco enumerate in the bug ID if other versions are affected or not? 2. Will it also affect 11.x?  I would imagine it would.   This information is critical, as for Cloud customers, there is a requirement to migrate to Jabber 9.7.6 or higher to meet security requirements for escalation to WebEx meetings. Thank you. ... View more

The beauty of IM to me, it that I have a choice.  If I want to reply right now, I can.  If I am busy or have other priorities, I'll ignore you.  I may even shut your conversation down, yet, even in a corporate environment.  If I'm in a meeting, and I get a couple of IMs, I may decide to close Jabber or forget to get back to you. Further, in IM, what would constitute a message being "Read"?  IM is assumed delivery.  In future releases, if a user selects to enable pop-up notifications, is that presumed read?  What if they don't have popups?  I still presume it is read, just due to the nature of IM psychology.  How would you code the logic for this? ... View more