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We are running CUCM 15.0.1.12900-234. We've noticed that sometimes DRF doesn't back up TFTP files on one or both of our TFTP servers (while it's possible that TFTP won't be backed up on either of our two TFTP servers, it's more likely that only one ...
We finally got the chance to upgrade to CUCM 15 last week. The annoying little issue we have now is that the new RTMT opens a command prompt window behind it that shows a bunch of script scrolling by. If we're monitoring multiple clusters that's mu...
When issuing the command "utils dbreplication runtimestate" three of the servers in my cluster show "N/A" in the ping column. The servers have a "2" listed in the replication column and they can be pinged from the publisher by IP and by hostname. I...
We have some new 8300 routers that we're using as voice gateways. When configuring SRST, does anyone know how many phone numbers can be put into a parallel voice hunt-group? I'm seeing it's 32 for CME, but I don't know if that is going to be the sa...
This is an extremely helpful article. The only comment I might add would be that I always DO disable and then re-enable SAML after adding Tomcat certificates. If something goes wrong with it (as has happened a couple of times) I know the cause. Th...
That's the thing, the backup doesn't fail. It just doesn't back up the TFTP information. When you start a backup it shows you the servers that will be backed up and the modules that will be backed up. It doesn't show that it's going to back up the...
I know this is an old post but I was having this issue and none of the other posts addressed the solution I found. In my case the problem was also that port 7993 was not active. I discovered this by using the CLI command "show open ports all" and s...
Thanks for the input folks. The minimization of the window doesn't solve the problem of having to wade through a ton of command prompts when it comes time to do something in a terminal window of some sort, but it's a start. And we are trying to sta...
It turns out the issue was an MTU mismatch. These servers had to be rebuilt a little while ago, and the person that did so didn't pay attention. The MTU on the Publisher was at our organization's standard amount, but the servers that were rebuilt w...