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I was replacing all the SSL certificates used for CUCM, CUC, IM&P, etc. Prior to replacing the tomcat certificate, I noticed the same Multi-server SAN certificate that was used for tomcat was used for "CallManager-trust"I generated a new multi-se...
hi all,been testing wired dot1x (EAP-TLS) on macos devices. Using vmware workspace one to push the profile to the device. At the first time connecting, was prompted to select the certificate, chose the cert, checked the remember information box an...
Hi All,If you previously purchased a Business Edition 6000, are you able to move the applications (CUCM, Unity, UCCX, etc) to different hardware without impacting licensing? Currently have a BE6 running 11.5, that has EOL hardware. I was curious if...
Hello,I have two questions regarding Cisco 7841 phones. Currently, I have CUCM in the on-prem in the US and looking to move to Cisco Webex Calling. In other regions, Europe, Asia (including China), they are using different voice systems (non Cisco...
Hi All, I know many discussions here are related to ISE but my question is regarding ACS 5.8.1 but not sure it matters We have a SSID that we allow our employees to connect to with their mobile phones, providing internet only access. ACS has always ...
Understood. I am also comfortable with ESXi as I have administered it in the past for years. My concern is strictly with the UC side of it becoming unlicensed. As you mentioned it has disaster potential and since there is no smartnet, to me the ris...
Thanks. The hosts I'd want to move it to are part of ESXI, so maybe I'd have to add this UCS to our production vcenter.It seems the risk is very high if something were to go wrongIf moving the vms to a different host invalidates the license. Could ...
Hi @Elliot Dierksen Thanks for the response. The UCS server is not currently managed by vCenter. We do have a vCenter environment for our other non-cisco hosts. The hosts are running esxi 7.x, which from what I am seeing (unless I am wrong), 1...
