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Table of Content 1 Report Information ......................................................................................................................................... 4

1.1 Report Generation ................................................................................................................................... 4

2 System ............................................................................................................................................................. 4

2.1 System - Server ........................................................................................................................................ 4

2.2 System - Status ......................................................................................................................................... 4

2.3 System - CUCM Publisher ........................................................................................................................ 5

2.4 System - Services ...................................................................................................................................... 5

2.5 System - Application Listeners ................................................................................................................. 7

2.6 Security .................................................................................................................................................... 7

2.6.1 Security - Settings ............................................................................................................................. 7 2.6.2 Security - Incoming ACL .................................................................................................................... 8 2.6.3 Security - Outgoing ACL .................................................................................................................... 8 2.6.4 Security - TLS Context Configuration ................................................................................................ 8 2.6.5 Security - TLS Peer Subjects .............................................................................................................. 8

2.7 System - Service Parameters ................................................................................................................... 8

2.8 System - Enterprise Parameters ............................................................................................................ 35

3 Presence ........................................................................................................................................................ 38

3.1 Settings ................................................................................................................................................... 38

3.1.1 Presence - Standard Configuration ................................................................................................. 38 3.1.2 Presence - Advanced Configuration................................................................................................ 38

3.2 Presence - Gateways .............................................................................................................................. 39

3.3 Presence - Inter-Clustering .................................................................................................................... 39

3.4 Inter-Domain Federation ....................................................................................................................... 39

3.4.1 Inter-Domain Federation - SIP Federation ...................................................................................... 39 3.4.2 XMPP Federation ............................................................................................................................ 39 3.4.3 Inter-Domain Federation - Email Federated Domains ................................................................... 40

3.5 Routing ................................................................................................................................................... 40

3.5.1 Routing - Settings ............................................................................................................................ 40 3.5.2 Routing - Static Routes .................................................................................................................... 41 3.5.3 Routing - Method Event-Routing .................................................................................................... 41 3.5.4 Routing - Number Expansion .......................................................................................................... 41

3.6 Presence - Domains ............................................................................................................................... 41

4 Messaging ..................................................................................................................................................... 42

4.1 Messaging - Settings .............................................................................................................................. 42

4.2 External Server Setup ............................................................................................................................. 42

4.2.1 Messaging - External Databases ..................................................................................................... 42 4.2.2 Messaging - Third Party Compliance Server ................................................................................... 42 4.2.3 Messaging - External File Servers ................................................................................................... 43

4.3 Compliance ............................................................................................................................................ 43

4.3.1 Compliance - Settings ..................................................................................................................... 43 4.3.2 Compliance - Profiles ...................................................................................................................... 43 4.3.3 Compliance - Routing Priority ......................................................................................................... 44

4.4 Messaging - File Transfer ....................................................................................................................... 44

4.5 Messaging - Group Chat and Persistent Chat ........................................................................................ 44

4.6 Messaging - Group Chat Server Alias Mapping ..................................................................................... 45


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4.7 Messaging - Group Chat System Administrators ................................................................................... 45

5 Application .................................................................................................................................................... 46

5.1 Legacy Clients ......................................................................................................................................... 46

5.1.1 Legacy Clients - Settings .................................................................................................................. 46 5.1.2 Legacy Clients - CCMCIP Profile ...................................................................................................... 47

5.2 Microsoft RCC ........................................................................................................................................ 47

5.2.1 Microsoft RCC - Settings ................................................................................................................. 47 5.2.2 Microsoft RCC - User Assignment ................................................................................................... 48

5.3 Third-Party Clients ................................................................................................................................. 48

5.3.1 Third-Party Clients - LDAP Servers .................................................................................................. 48 5.3.2 Third-Party Clients - LDAP Settings ................................................................................................. 48

5.4 Application - Client Type ........................................................................................................................ 48

6 Command Line objects .................................................................................................................................. 49

6.1 Server 10.5.1.17 ..................................................................................................................................... 49

6.1.1 Show status ..................................................................................................................................... 49 6.1.2 NTP Status ....................................................................................................................................... 49 6.1.3 Show hardware ............................................................................................................................... 50 6.1.4 Show network eth0 ......................................................................................................................... 50 6.1.5 Show version active ........................................................................................................................ 50 6.1.6 Show version inactive ..................................................................................................................... 50 6.1.7 Show timezone config ..................................................................................................................... 51 6.1.8 Show stats io ................................................................................................................................... 51 6.1.9 utils disaster_recovery device list ................................................................................................... 51 6.1.10 utils disaster_recovery schedule list ............................................................................................. 51


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1 Report Information

1.1 Report Generation

Report Info

Report date 13/09/2016 10:38:40 AM

Report generated for Customer

Description As-Built Documentation for project

Server Info

IMP version 11.5.1.11900(21)

IMP IP 10.5.1.17

Report Settings

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Report Content All objects

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Report Tool Info

Report Tool version 11.0.11 / 13 Sep 2016

Report Tool License Licensed [Prof 1]

2 System

The System section contains the following items:

Server Services Status Application Listeners Security Settings Incoming ACL Outgoing ACL TLS Context Configuration TLS Peer Subjects Service Parameters Enterprise Parameters

2.1 System - Server

The following IM and Presence servers are present in this cluster:

Server

Host Name/IP Address Node Type Node Role MAC Address Description

10.5.1.15 Publisher Voice

10.5.1.17 Publisher Presence

2.2 System - Status

The IM and Presence system status shows the Sync Information and System Information. The system status displays the IP address of the publisher server and when the sync occurred.

System Information displays the following read-only fields:

Number of end users Number of phone devices


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Number of licensed IM and Presence end users Number of licensed Cisco Unified Personal Communicator end users Number of assigned Microsoft Office Communicator end users Number of end users associated with an inter-cluster peer

Cisco Unified Presence System Status

Name Value

Publisher: 10.5.1.15

Sync Status: Completed 2016-09-12 07:01:55

No. End users: 134

No. Phone Devices: 26

No. Licensed Cisco Unified Presence (CUP) End users: 0

No. Licensed Cisco Unified Personal Communicator (CUPC) End users: 0

No. Assigned Microsoft Office Communicator (MOC) End users: 0

No. End users Associated with Intercluster Peer: 10.5.1.107 2

2.3 System - CUCM Publisher

The following Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) Publisher is configured. Data will be synchronized from the publisher to the IM and Presence Service cluster.

CUCM Publisher Configuration

Name Value

CUCM Publisher Hostname cucm15

CUCM Publisher IP Address 10.5.1.15

AXL Username admin

Sync Status Completed 2016-09-12 07:01:55

CUCM Version 11.5.1.10000(6)

2.4 System - Services

The following services are present on this server:

Services

Server Name Node Type Service Name Status Activation Status Start Time

10.5.1.17 Publisher A Cisco DB Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:51 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher A Cisco DB Replicator Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:52 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco AMC Service Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:24 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco AXL Web Service Started Activated Mon Sep 12 07:00:36 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Audit Event Service Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:25 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco CDP Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:07 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco CDP Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:01 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco CallManager Serviceability Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:38:38 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco CallManager Serviceability RTMT

Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:38:38 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Certificate Expiry Monitor Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:17 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Client Profile Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:33 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Config Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:26 2016


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Services


10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco DRF Local Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:16 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Database Layer Monitor Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:53 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco IM and Presence Admin Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:29 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco IM and Presence Data Monitor


10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Intercluster Sync Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:15 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Log Partition Monitoring Tool


10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Login Datastore Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:54 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco OAM Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:27 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Presence Datastore Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:21 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco RCC Device Selection Service


10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco RIS Data Collector Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:23 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco RTMT Reporter Servlet Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:38:38 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Route Datastore Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:55 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco SIP Registration Datastore Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:22 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Server Recovery Manager Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:13 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Sync Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:38:34 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Syslog Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:02 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Tomcat Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:56 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Tomcat Stats Servlet Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:20 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Trace Collection Service Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:19 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Trace Collection Servlet Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:18 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP Config Manager Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:14 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP Router Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:28 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Host Resources Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:59 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher MIB2 Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:58 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Platform Administrative Web Service


10.5.1.17 Publisher SNMP Master Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:35:57 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher SOAP -Log Collection APIs Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:10 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher SOAP -Performance Monitoring APIs


10.5.1.17 Publisher SOAP -Real-Time Service APIs Started Activated Mon Sep 12


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Services


06:36:08 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher System Application Agent Started Activated Mon Sep 12 06:36:00 2016

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Bulk Provisioning Service Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Presence Engine Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco SIP Proxy Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco Serviceability Reporter Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP Authentication Service Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP Connection Manager Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP Directory Service Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP File Transfer Manager Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP Message Archiver Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP SIP Federation Connection Manager

Stopped Deactivated < None >

10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP Text Conference Manager


10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP Web Connection Manager


10.5.1.17 Publisher Cisco XCP XMPP Federation Connection Manager


2.5 System - Application Listeners

You can configure application listeners for the SIP proxy server, presence engine, and profile agent. The system binds each application listener to a specific address and port combination. If you choose TLS protocol, you must also choose a TLS context.

Transport Listener

Name Port Listener Type Service Transport Type TLS Context

Default Cisco IM and Presence Service HTTP Listener

8082 HTTP Cisco SIP Proxy TCP

Default Cisco IM and Presence Service XMPP Federation Listener

5269 XMPP Cisco XCP XMPP Federation Connection Manager

TCP

Default Cisco Presence Engine TCP Listener

5070 SIP Cisco Presence Engine TCP

Default Cisco Presence Engine UDP Listener

5070 SIP Cisco Presence Engine UDP

Default Cisco SIP Proxy TCP Listener

5060 SIP Cisco SIP Proxy TCP

Default Cisco SIP Proxy UDP Listener

5060 SIP Cisco SIP Proxy UDP

2.6 Security

The Security section contains the following items:

Settings Incoming ACL Outgoing ACL TLS Context Configuration TLS Peer Subjects

2.6.1 Security - Settings

This section contains setting of secure modes for XMPP traffic, the preferred transport protocol for SIP intracluster traffic, and the domain name for the XMPP server-to-server certificate.

Security Settings


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Name Value

Enable XMPP Client to IM/P Service Secure Mode N

Enable XMPP Router-to-Router Secure Mode N

Enable Web Client to IM/P Service Secure Mode N

Enable Wildcards in XMPP Federation Security Certificates N

SIP Intra-cluster Proxy-to-Proxy Transport Protocol TCP

2.6.2 Security - Incoming ACL

The Access Control List (ACL) configure patterns that control which hosts and domains can access Cisco Unified Presence.

Configure an address which will be added to the SIP Proxy list of allowed incoming addresses. Note: any address added to this list will bypass digest authentication. By default, the behavior is to deny all incoming requests.

Incoming ACL Entry

Address Pattern Description

10.5.1.107 interclusterpeer: 10.5.1.107

10.5.1.15 Default Allow From Rule

10.5.1.17 Default Allow From Rule

2.6.3 Security - Outgoing ACL

The Outgoing Access Control List (ACL) configures patterns that control which outgoing hosts and domains can have access to the network from Cisco Unified Presence.

Configure an address which will be added to the SIP Proxy list of allowed outgoing addresses. Note: any address added to this list will bypass digest authentication. By default, the behavior is to deny all outgoing requests.

Outgoing ACL Entry

Address Pattern Description

10.5.1.107 interclusterpeer: 10.5.1.107

10.5.1.15 Default Allow To Rule

10.5.1.17 Default Allow To Rule

2.6.4 Security - TLS Context Configuration

Each transport listener can have a single associated transport layer security (TLS) context, and each TLS context can have multiple ciphers and peer subjects.

TLS context configuration enables you to map ciphers and peer subjects to a transport listener.

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2.6.5 Security - TLS Peer Subjects

TLS peer subject configuration enables you to create and modify peer subjects that you can associate to a transport listener.

TLS Peer Subjects

Name Description

IMP107

2.7 System - Service Parameters

The following are the service parameters for a particular service per server:

Please note that only the common clusterwide parameters are listed as not all parameters can be retrieved.


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Service Parameters - Clusterwide Parameters (Parameters that apply to all servers)

Service Parameter Name Parameter Value

Cisco AMC Service Primary Collector 2a069440-64bd-41c4-9023-fb09812f06e1

Cisco AMC Service Failover Collector

Cisco AMC Service Amc Collection Enabled T

Cisco AMC Service Amc Collection Polling Rate

30

Cisco AMC Service Amc Link Service Sync Up Period

60

Cisco AMC Service RMI Registry Port 1099

Cisco AMC Service RMI Object Port 1090

Cisco AMC Service Alert Mgr Enabled T

Cisco AMC Service Logger Enabled T

Cisco Bulk Provisioning Service

Default BPS Job Processing Option

1


Default BPS Job Processing Time


Default BPS Throttling Limit

1000


BPS Log File Location /var/log/active/cm/log/bps/


Stop BPS Job Processing

F

Cisco CTIManager Sdl Listening Port 8003

Cisco CTIManager DSCP For CT I2 Apps 96

Cisco CTIManager Hunt Call Clear Delay Timer

200

Cisco CTIManager Application Heartbeat Max Interval

3600

Cisco CTIManager Application Heartbeat Min Interval

5

Cisco CTIManager Sdl Max Router Latency 20

Cisco CTIManager Sdl Max Un Handled Exceptions

0

Cisco CTIManager Max SSO Token Size 8192

Cisco CTIManager Max Devices Per Provider

2000

Cisco CTIManager Max Devices Per Node 800

Cisco CTIManager Require Public Key Encryption

F

Cisco CTIManager Default IP Addr Mode 2

Cisco CTIManager DSCP For ICCP 96

Cisco CallManager Call Diagnostics Enabled

0

Cisco CallManager Display FAC In CDR F

Cisco CallManager Show Member D Ninfinal Called Party Number

F

Cisco CallManager Show Member DN Non Maskinfinal Called Party Number

F

Cisco CallManager CTI New Call Accept Timeout

4

Cisco CallManager CTI Generate Digits Interval

250


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Cisco CallManager CTI Dial Digits Interval 250

Cisco CallManager CTI Await Further Digits F

Cisco CallManager CTI Wild Card DN As Called Party

F

Cisco CallManager CTI Send Fake Ringback On183 SDP

T

Cisco CallManager disable Non Registered SCCP Keep Alives

F

Cisco CallManager Call Forward Notification All Lines

F

Cisco CallManager Retain Media On Disconnect With PI For Active Call

F

Cisco CallManager Station2nd Keepalive Interval

60

Cisco CallManager Station Keepalive Interval

30

Cisco CallManager Status Enq Poll Flag F

Cisco CallManager Strip Pound Called Party Flag

T

Cisco CallManager Timer Dusting_sec 10

Cisco CallManager Timer T301_msec 180000














Cisco CallManager Tone On Hold Time 10

Cisco CallManager Unknown Caller Id

Cisco CallManager Unknown Caller Id Flag T

Cisco CallManager Unknown Caller Id Text

Cisco CallManager Call Classification 1

Cisco CallManager Always Display Orignal Dialed Number

F

Cisco CallManager Name Display For Original Dialed Number When Translated

T

Cisco CallManager Always Use Pis With Original Dialed Number

F

Cisco CallManager Out Of Bandwidth Cause Value

34

Cisco CallManager Strip Plus For Outgoing Calls Through Gateway

F

Cisco CallManager Fail Call If TRP Allocation Fails

T

Cisco CallManager Allow Party ID Display If P Iis NA

F


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Cisco CallManager Transit Counter Enabled For QSIG Trunks

F

Cisco CallManager Egress Facility IE Count 6

Cisco CallManager Enable Device Mobilityfor Trunks

F

Cisco CallManager Alway Use Prime Line F

Cisco CallManager Alway Use Prime Line For Voice Mail

F

Cisco CallManager Bib Enable 0

Cisco CallManager Device Mobility Mode 0

Cisco CallManager Display Device Mobility Location

1

Cisco CallManager Timer For Auto Answer 1

Cisco CallManager Extension Display On7910

F

Cisco CallManager Alternate Idle Phone Auto Answer Behavior

F

Cisco CallManager Hold Type F

Cisco CallManager Line State Update Enabled

T

Cisco CallManager Timer_ Offhook_ To_ First_ Digit_msec

15000

Cisco CallManager Override Auto Answer If Disable Speaker Flag

T

Cisco CallManager Out Of Bandwidth Text Not Enough Bandwidth

Cisco CallManager Enter FAC Text Enter Authorization Code

Cisco CallManager Enter CMC Text Enter Client Matter Code

Cisco CallManager AAR Network Congestion Re Routing Text

Network Congestion. Rerouting.

Cisco CallManager Consecutive Ring Option

0

Cisco CallManager Transfer Onhook Enabled

F

Cisco CallManager Device Ring Setting 5

Cisco CallManager Line Ring Setting 4

Cisco CallManager Call Pickup Ring Setting Idle Station

2

Cisco CallManager Call Pickup Ring Setting Busy Station

2

Cisco CallManager BLF Audible Alert Setting Idle Station

0

Cisco CallManager BLF Audible Alert Setting Busy Station

0

Cisco CallManager Privacy Setting T

Cisco CallManager Preserve Privacy Setting On Held Calls

F

Cisco CallManager SIP Station Keepalive Interval

120

Cisco CallManager SIP Station Realm ccmsipline

Cisco CallManager Hunt Group Logoff Notification

None

Cisco CallManager Speed Dial Await Further Digits

F

Cisco CallManager Display Cti RP Info Flag F

Cisco CallManager Display Original Cgpn F


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On Transfer From Vm

Cisco CallManager URI Dialing Display Preference

1

Cisco CallManager Prefix Apply To 1

Cisco CallManager National Prefix

Cisco CallManager International Prefix

Cisco CallManager Subscriber Prefix

Cisco CallManager Unknown Prefix

Cisco CallManager Apply Incoming Prefix To CD Rs

F

Cisco CallManager Insert Hyphens In12 Digit Numbers

F

Cisco CallManager Allow Call Waiting During In Progress Outbound Analog Call

T

Cisco CallManager Treat Foreign Domain Calls As UR Iin Phone Call History

F

Cisco CallManager Pause In Speed Dial Inter Digit Interval_msec

60

Cisco CallManager Display Hunt Pilot Name Or DN When Alerting

T

Cisco CallManager Apply Transformations On Remote Number

F

Cisco CallManager Asn1 Rose Encoding 0

Cisco CallManager Qsig Variant 0

Cisco CallManager Caller ID

Cisco CallManager Calling Name Not Available Timeout

2000

Cisco CallManager Cgpn Screening Indicator

4

Cisco CallManager Enable Outbound Network Trunk Cgpn Restriction

F

Cisco CallManager Change B Channel Maintenance Status1





Cisco CallManager Clear Calls Due To Incompatible Call State

F

Cisco CallManager Clear Calls When Datalink Goes Down

T

Cisco CallManager Db MGCP Device Timeout

5

Cisco CallManager Device Status Poll Interval_msec

3000

Cisco CallManager Disable Alerting PI F

Cisco CallManager Discard Non Inband Progress

F

Cisco CallManager Disable Resume From MGCPFXS Shareline

T

Cisco CallManager Dt Silence Flag F


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Cisco CallManager Enable Display IE In Codeset6

F

Cisco CallManager Enable Pri Ni2 Service Message Support

F

Cisco CallManager Flash Hook Duration_msec

500

Cisco CallManager Gateway Poll Timeout 10

Cisco CallManager Location In PRI Progress Indicator

16

Cisco CallManager Matching Cgpn With Attendant Flag

F

Cisco CallManager MGCP Db Query Delay Time_msec

1000

Cisco CallManager Mgcp Fxs Hangup Timeout

3

Cisco CallManager MGCP Resp Timeout 30

Cisco CallManager MGCP Timeout 3

Cisco CallManager MGCP Retry Timeout Handling

0

Cisco CallManager Numbering Plan Info 1

Cisco CallManager Optimize Media Connection Time

T

Cisco CallManager Overlap Receiving For Pri Flag

T

Cisco CallManager Outgoing Media Connect Time For Pri

0

Cisco CallManager Port Release Timer 0

Cisco CallManager PR I4 ESSUUIE Device Type

0

Cisco CallManager SMDI Call Delay Timer 0

Cisco CallManager Stable In4 Flag F

Cisco CallManager Optimize MGCP Registration

T

Cisco CallManager Suppress Out Of Chans Events

T

Cisco CallManager Timer T1 Frame_msec 2000

Cisco CallManager Convert Progress To Disconnect

F

Cisco CallManager User User IE Status F

Cisco CallManager Convert European Progress Messageto Alerting

F

Cisco CallManager Enable Dms Pri Notify Message From User To Network

T

Cisco CallManager Audit Oos Channel Timer

10

Cisco CallManager Enable Digit Reset During Hook Flash

T

Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party National Number Prefix MGCP

Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party International Number Prefix MGCP

Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party Subscriber Number Prefix MGCP


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Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party Unknown Number Prefix MGCP

Cisco CallManager Digital And Analog Ports Enabled

T

Cisco CallManager Allow Layer1 Info For Pri Bearer Capability

F

Cisco CallManager Accept Blind TCP Connection

F

Cisco CallManager Allow TCP Keep Alives For H323

T

Cisco CallManager BRQ Enabled F

Cisco CallManager Call Present6 Disconn Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Enable H323 Quiet Clear

F

Cisco CallManager Block Connected Number IE

F

Cisco CallManager Process Inbound H245 Address In H225 Setup

F

Cisco CallManager Check Progress Indicator Before Establishing Media

F

Cisco CallManager Convert Progress To Release Complete

F

Cisco CallManager H225 Block Setup Destination

F

Cisco CallManager H225 DB Retry Timeout 0

Cisco CallManager H225 Device Connect At Connect Time

0

Cisco CallManager H225 DTMF Duration 100

Cisco CallManager H225 Tsp Req Retry 2

Cisco CallManager Timer H225 ICT Call Throttle

30

Cisco CallManager Timer H225 T301_msec 180000






Cisco CallManager Timer H225 TCP 5

Cisco CallManager H245 TCS Timeout 10

Cisco CallManager H323 Cgpn Screening Indicator

1

Cisco CallManager Fully Qualified DN For H323

F

Cisco CallManager Tone On Connect F

Cisco CallManager Timeout Waiting For SD Pwith Recv Mode_sec

3

Cisco CallManager Timer Ras ARQ 3

Cisco CallManager Timer Ras BRQ 3

Cisco CallManager Timer Ras DRQ 3

Cisco CallManager Timer Ras RRQ 3

Cisco CallManager Timer Ras URQ 3

Cisco CallManager Retry Count ARQ 2

Cisco CallManager Retry Count BRQ 2


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Cisco CallManager Retry Count DRQ 2

Cisco CallManager Retry Count RRQ 2

Cisco CallManager Retry Count URQ 1

Cisco CallManager Send Product And Version Id

F

Cisco CallManager Send CUCM Versionas Version Idin H225 Setup

F

Cisco CallManager Timer Send Progress_msec

3000

Cisco CallManager To Send H225 User Info Msg

1

Cisco CallManager Timer T Status Enq Poll_msec

10000

Cisco CallManager Device Name Of GK Controlled Trunk With Port1720

None

Cisco CallManager Host Name IP Address Of GK With RAS Udp Port1719

None

Cisco CallManager Fail Call If MTP Allocation Fails

F

Cisco CallManager Overlap Receiving For H323 Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party National Number Prefix H323

Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party International Number Prefix H323

Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party Subscriber Number Prefix H323

Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party Unknown Number Prefix H323

Cisco CallManager Incoming Called Party National Num Prefix H323

Cisco CallManager Incoming Called Party International Num Prefix H323

Cisco CallManager Incoming Called Party Subscriber Num Prefix H323

Cisco CallManager Incoming Called Party Unknown Num Prefix H323

Cisco CallManager Allocate Transcoder For H323 To EO Call

F

Cisco CallManager SIP Interoperability Enabled

T

Cisco CallManager Retry Count SIP Bye 10

Cisco CallManager Retry Count SIP Cancel 10

Cisco CallManager Retry Count SIP Invite 6

Cisco CallManager Retry Count SIPPRACK 6

Cisco CallManager Retry Count SIP Rel1 XX

10

Cisco CallManager Retry Count SIP Publish 6

Cisco CallManager Retry Count SIP 6


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Response

Cisco CallManager Timer SIP Connect_msec

500

Cisco CallManager Timer SIP Disconnect_msec

500

Cisco CallManager Timer SIP Expires 180000

Cisco CallManager Timer SIPPRAC K_msec

500

Cisco CallManager Timer SIP Rel1 X X_msec

500

Cisco CallManager Timer SIP Trying_msec 500

Cisco CallManager Timer SIP Publish_msec

500

Cisco CallManager SIP Minimum Session Expires Value

1800

Cisco CallManager SIPSURI Handling 0

Cisco CallManager Timer SIP Statistics Periodic Update

2

Cisco CallManager SIP Session Expires Value

1800

Cisco CallManager SIP Call Preservation Expires Value

0

Cisco CallManager SIP Trunk Tsp Req Retry

2

Cisco CallManager SIP Tcp Connection Aging Timer

14

Cisco CallManager SIP Tcp Timer 5

Cisco CallManager SIP Station TCP Port Throttle Rate Threshold

100

Cisco CallManager SIP Trunk TCP Port Throttle Rate Threshold

500

Cisco CallManager SIP V150 Outbound SDP Offer Filtering

0

Cisco CallManager SIP Max Incoming Message Size

18000

Cisco CallManager SIP Max Incoming Message Headers

100

Cisco CallManager Send SIP Multicast TT Lin SDP

F

Cisco CallManager SIP Publish Timer 3600

Cisco CallManager SIP Publish Min Timer 60

Cisco CallManager SIP Publish Trunk 791d6a20-4ad8-3fce-2866-e69ec7591cf4

Cisco CallManager Incoming Calling Party Unknown Number Prefix SIP

Cisco CallManager Send181 Response For Call Forward

F

Cisco CallManager Delay Sending181 Message Until18 X

T

Cisco CallManager Fail SIP Trunk Call If MTP Allocation Fails

F

Cisco CallManager Enable Call Related Refer Notify Subscribe Logging

T

Cisco CallManager Get Port Response Timer

2

Cisco CallManager SIP Registration Authorization Enabled

T


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Cisco CallManager Call Park Display Time 10

Cisco CallManager Caller ID Display Priority Enabled

T

Cisco CallManager Use All Call Park Numbers Once Before Reusing

F

Cisco CallManager Enable Clusterwide Call Park

F

Cisco CallManager Call Park Reversion Timeout

60

Cisco CallManager Park Monitoring Reversion Timeout

60

Cisco CallManager Park Monitoring Periodic Reversion Timeout

30

Cisco CallManager Park Monitoring Forward No Retrieve Timeout

300

Cisco CallManager Use Gcid Of Parked Call Enabled

T

Cisco CallManager Max Call Duration Timeout

720

Cisco CallManager Max Hold Duration Timeout

360

Cisco CallManager Barge Tone Enable T

Cisco CallManager MWL Policy 0

Cisco CallManager Audible MWI Policy 0

Cisco CallManager MWI In Bound Calling Search Space

Cisco CallManager Multi Tenant MWI Mode F

Cisco CallManager Non Msg Center Timer Value

0

Cisco CallManager MWI Apdu Xlation Calling Search Space

Cisco CallManager Block Off Net To Off Net Transfer

F

Cisco CallManager Fwd Off Net Transfers To External Dest

F

Cisco CallManager Use Restriction Of Presentation Of Transferring Party

T

Cisco CallManager Local Route Group For Redirected Calls

0

Cisco CallManager Block Unencrypted Calls

F

Cisco CallManager Suppress Moh To CB T

Cisco CallManager Drop Adhoc Conference 0

Cisco CallManager Max Ad Hoc Conference

4

Cisco CallManager Max Meet Me Conference Unicast

4

Cisco CallManager Advance Adhoc Conference

F

Cisco CallManager Non Linear Adhoc Conference Linking Enabled

F

Cisco CallManager Choose Encrypted Instead Of Video

T

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Capable Participants

Cisco CallManager Allocate Video When Video Bridge Has Higher Priority

F

Cisco CallManager Enable Click To Conference For Third Party Apps

F

Cisco CallManager IMS Conference Factory URI

[email protected]

Cisco CallManager MCU Conference Bridge Custom Layout Index

0

Cisco CallManager Cluster Conferencing Prefix Id

Cisco CallManager Secure Call Icon Display Policy

0

Cisco CallManager Forward Maximum Hop Count

12

Cisco CallManager Forward No Answer Timeout

12

Cisco CallManager Max Forwards To Dn 12

Cisco CallManager Retain Fwd Info After Offhook

F

Cisco CallManager Forward By Reroute Enabled Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Transform Forward By Reroute Dest Flag

T

Cisco CallManager VMB To Diverting Nr Enabled Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Copy Qsig Diverting Nr To Redir Nr Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Copy Qsig Div Reason To Orig Div Reason Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Always Forward Switch VM Calls Flag

T

Cisco CallManager Forward By Reroute T1 Timer

10

Cisco CallManager Qsig Orig VM Box Translation

F

Cisco CallManager Include Orig Called Info QSIG Call Div

0

Cisco CallManager FWD Private Numbering Plan Encoding

F

Cisco CallManager FWD Private Type Of Number

2

Cisco CallManager Max Forward Un Registereds To Dn

0

Cisco CallManager Cfa Css Activation Policy

1

Cisco CallManager CF Hop Count Exceed SIP Cause Value

31

Cisco CallManager Hold Reversion Duration

0

Cisco CallManager Hold Reversion Notification Interval

30

Cisco CallManager CFA Destination Override

F

Cisco CallManager Auto Call Pickup Enabled

F


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Cisco CallManager Call Pickup Locating Timer

1

Cisco CallManager Call Pickup No Answer Timer

12

Cisco CallManager Validate Refer To Address

2

Cisco CallManager Block Off Net To Off Net Replaces

F

Cisco CallManager Redirection RNAR Timer

24

Cisco CallManager Max Redirection Count 70

Cisco CallManager Enable Location MLPP F

Cisco CallManager Executive Override Call Preemptable

F

Cisco CallManager Enforcing Location Maximum Bandwidth

0

Cisco CallManager Non Preemption Pattern CSS

Cisco CallManager MLPP Disable Exception Precedence Level

0

Cisco CallManager Path Replacement Enabled Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Path Replace Tromboned Calls Flag

T

Cisco CallManager Path Replacement Start Minimum Time

0

Cisco CallManager Path Replacement Start Maximum Time

0

Cisco CallManager Path Replacement T1 Timer

30

Cisco CallManager Path Replacement T2 Timer

15

Cisco CallManager Path Replacement PINX Id

Cisco CallManager Path Replacement Calling Search Space

Cisco CallManager CBB Enabled Flag T

Cisco CallManager CBB Audio File Name CallBack.raw

Cisco CallManager CBB Connection Proposal Type

1

Cisco CallManager CBB Connection Response Type

1

Cisco CallManager CBB Request Protection Timer T1

10

Cisco CallManager CBB Recall Timer T3 20

Cisco CallManager CBB Calling Search Space

Cisco CallManager CBB Path Reservation Response

1

Cisco CallManager CBB Private Numbering Plan Encoding

F

Cisco CallManager CBB Private Type Of Number

2

Cisco CallManager CBB Ret Result Operation Value

0

Cisco CallManager CBB Ret Result Optional Param

T


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Cisco CallManager CB Clear Monitoring Call

F

Cisco CallManager Play Recording Tone To Observed Target

F

Cisco CallManager Play Recording Tone To Observed Connected Parties

F

Cisco CallManager Play Monitoring Tone To Observed Target

F

Cisco CallManager Play Monitoring Tone To Observed Connected Parties

F

Cisco CallManager Join Across Lines Policy 0

Cisco CallManager Single Button Barge C Barge Policy

0

Cisco CallManager Allow Barging When Ringing

F

Cisco CallManager Play Secure Indication Tone

F

Cisco CallManager MGCPGW Play Tone Delay Timer

0

Cisco CallManager External Call Control Diversion Maximum Hop Count

12

Cisco CallManager External Call Control Diversion Max Hop To Pattern Or DN

12

Cisco CallManager External Call Control Routing Request Timer

2000

Cisco CallManager External Call Control Fully Qualified Role And Resource

CISCO:UC:UCMPolicy:VoiceOrVideoCall

Cisco CallManager External Call Control Initial Connection Count To PDP

2

Cisco CallManager External Call Control Maximum Connection Count To PDP

4

Cisco CallManager Always Use External Call Control Specified Call Names

1

Cisco CallManager Stop Routing On Out Of Bandwidth Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Stop Routing On Unallocated Number Flag

T

Cisco CallManager Stop Routing On User Busy Flag

T

Cisco CallManager Stop Routing On Q931 Disconnect Cause Values

Cisco CallManager Route Class Trunk Signaling Enabled

T

Cisco CallManager SIP Route Class Naming Authority

cisco.com

Cisco CallManager SIP Clear Channel Data Route Class Label

ccdata

Cisco CallManager SIP Satellite Avoidance Route Class Label

nosat

Cisco CallManager SIP Hotline Voice Route Class Label

hotline


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Cisco CallManager SIP Hotline Data Route Class Label

hotline-ccdata

Cisco CallManager Stop Routing On Out Of Bandwidth Flag For Hunt List

F

Cisco CallManager Use Pickup Group Of Line Group Member DN

F

Cisco CallManager External Qo S Enabled Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Default Network Hold MOH Audio Source ID

1

Cisco CallManager Default User Hold MOH Audio Source ID

1

Cisco CallManager Duplex Streaming Enabled

F

Cisco CallManager Media Exchange Interface Caps Timeout

8

Cisco CallManager Enable New M Mo H Method Over H323 Protocol

T

Cisco CallManager Media Exchange Timeout

12

Cisco CallManager Media Exchange Stop Streaming Timeout

8

Cisco CallManager Open Video Channel Ack Timeout

500

Cisco CallManager Port Received Timer After Call Connection

500

Cisco CallManager Media Resource Allocation Timeout

12

Cisco CallManager MTP Resource Throttling Percentage

95

Cisco CallManager ICT Capabilities Mismatch Timeout

1000

Cisco CallManager Silence Suppression System Wide

F

Cisco CallManager Silence Suppression With Gateways

F

Cisco CallManager Strip Silence Suppression Capabilities

F

Cisco CallManager Enable Source Verification For Media Devices

T

Cisco CallManager Always Use Dialtone Setting

1

Cisco CallManager Restart Ccm On Initialization Exception

T

Cisco CallManager Dialing Forest Dump Enabled

F

Cisco CallManager SCCP Batch Latency Timer

100

Cisco CallManager Digit Analysis Timer 6

Cisco CallManager Statistics Enabled T

Cisco CallManager Device Propagation Queue Depth

25

Cisco CallManager SM Events Debug Enabled

F

Cisco CallManager Ccm Priority Class 0


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Cisco CallManager DSCP For Audio Calls 184

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Video Calls 136

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Audio Portion Of Video Calls

136

Cisco CallManager DSC Pfor Telepresence 128

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Audio Portion Of Telepresence

128

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Priority Audio Calls

180

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Immediate Audio Calls

176

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Flash Audio Calls

164

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Flash Override Audio Calls

168

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Executive Override Audio Calls

168

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Priority Video Calls

156

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Immediate Video Calls

148

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Flash Video Calls

140

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Flash Override Video Calls

132

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Executive Override Video Calls

132

Cisco CallManager DSCP For G Clear Calls 184

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Priority G Clear Calls

180

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Immediate G Clear Calls

176

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Flash G Clear Calls

164

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Flash Override G Clear Calls

168

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Executive Override G Clear Calls

168

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Audio Calls When RSVP Fails

0

Cisco CallManager DSCP For Video Calls When RSVP Fails

0

Cisco CallManager DSC Pfor ICCP 96

Cisco CallManager Sdl Listening Port 8002

Cisco CallManager Sdl Max Router Latency Secs

20

Cisco CallManager Sdl Max Un Handled Exceptions

0

Cisco CallManager Asynchronous SDL Logging Enabled

F

Cisco CallManager Enforce Millisecond Packet Size

T

Cisco CallManager Locations Trace Details Flag

F

Cisco CallManager Preferred G711 Millisecond Packet Size

20

Cisco CallManager Preferred G722 20


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Millisecond Packet Size


30


20

Cisco CallManager Always Use Preferred G729 Packet Size For SIP Trunk Answers

F

Cisco CallManager Preferred GSMEFR Byte Size

31

Cisco CallManager G711 A Law Codec Enabled

1

Cisco CallManager G711 Mu Law Codec Enabled

1

Cisco CallManager G722 Codec Enabled 1

Cisco CallManager i LBC Codec Enabled 1

Cisco CallManager i SAC Codec Enabled 1

Cisco CallManager Opus Codec Enabled 1

Cisco CallManager Intra Audio Region Default

64

Cisco CallManager Inter Audio Region Default

8

Cisco CallManager Intra Video Region Default

384

Cisco CallManager Inter Video Region Default

384

Cisco CallManager Intra Immersive Video Region Default

2000000000

Cisco CallManager Inter Immersive Video Region Default

2000000000

Cisco CallManager Use Video Bandwidth Pool For Immersive Video Calls

T

Cisco CallManager Link Loss Type Default 1

Cisco CallManager Inter Audio Region Default Codec List

22910f2b-51ab-4a46-b606-604a28558568

Cisco CallManager Intra Audio Region Default Codec List

22910f2b-51ab-4a46-b606-604a28558568

Cisco CallManager Accept Audio Codec Preferences In Received Offer

0

Cisco CallManager G Clear Bandwidth Override

F

Cisco CallManager AAR Enable F

Cisco CallManager Default RSVP Policy 1

Cisco CallManager RSVP Retry Timer 60

Cisco CallManager Mandatory RSVP Mid Call Retry Counter

1

Cisco CallManager Mandatory RSVP Mid Call Error Handle Option

1

Cisco CallManager RSVP Video Tspec Burst Size Factor

5

Cisco CallManager MLP P_ RSVP Mapping EXECUTIV E_ OVERRIDE

65535

Cisco CallManager MLP P_ RSVP Mapping FLAS H_ OVERRIDE

65534


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Cisco CallManager MLP P_ RSVP Mapping FLASH

65533

Cisco CallManager MLP P_ RSVP Mapping IMMEDIATE

65532

Cisco CallManager MLP P_ RSVP Mapping P L_ PRIORITY

65531

Cisco CallManager MLP P_ RSVP Mapping P L_ ROUTINE

65530

Cisco CallManager RSVP Audio App ID AudioStream

Cisco CallManager RSVP Video App ID VideoStream

Cisco CallManager RSVP Response Timer 2

Cisco CallManager Packetcapture Enable F

Cisco CallManager Packetcapture Max File Size

2

Cisco CallManager Presence Subscription Throttling Threshold

60000

Cisco CallManager Presence Subscription Resume Threshold

80

Cisco CallManager Default Presence Subscription Policy

0

Cisco CallManager Include DND Status F

Cisco CallManager Dtmf Hold Code *81

Cisco CallManager Dtmf Exclusive Hold Code

*82

Cisco CallManager Dtmf Resume Code *83

Cisco CallManager Dtmf Txf Code *84

Cisco CallManager Dtmf Cnf Code *85

Cisco CallManager Dtmf Dusting Code *74

Cisco CallManager Dtmf Start Recording Code

*86

Cisco CallManager Dtmf Stop Recording Code

*87

Cisco CallManager Smart Mobile Phone Interdigit Timer

500

Cisco CallManager Regular Mobile Phone Interdigit Timer

2000

Cisco CallManager Cell Pickup User Selection Timer

60

Cisco CallManager SIP Dual Mode Alert Timer

1500

Cisco CallManager Call Screening Timer 4000

Cisco CallManager Redial Await Timer 180

Cisco CallManager Inbound CSS For RD 0

Cisco CallManager Enable Enterprise Feature Access

F

Cisco CallManager DVOF Service Number

Cisco CallManager Enable Mobile Voice Access

F

Cisco CallManager Mobile Voice Access Number

Cisco CallManager Rem Dest Caller ID Match Type

0

Cisco CallManager Rem Dest Caller ID Match Digits

10

Cisco CallManager System Rem Access Blocked Numbers

Cisco CallManager Enableuseofpre X F


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Cdpnfor Mobile Terminatedcalls

Cisco CallManager Honor Gw Tr Outbound Cg Pty Selfor Mobile Connect Calls

F

Cisco CallManager Voice Mail Selection Policy

1

Cisco CallManager Dv OR Voice Mail Selection Policy

1

Cisco CallManager VM Select User Control Delayed Announcement Timer

1000

Cisco CallManager VM Select User Control Confirmed Answer Indication Timer

10000

Cisco CallManager Reroute Remote Destination Callsto Enterprise Number

F

Cisco CallManager Ring All Shared Lines F

Cisco CallManager Ignore Call Forward Allon Enterprise DN

T

Cisco CallManager Legacy I Divert Behavior

T

Cisco CallManager Qsigize Legacy I Divert F

Cisco CallManager I Divert Screen Timeout 5

Cisco CallManager Call Counting CAC Enabled

F

Cisco CallManager Audio Bandwidth For Call Counting CAC

102

Cisco CallManager Video Bandwidth For Call Counting CAC

500

Cisco CallManager UCM To LBM Periodic Reservation Refresh Timer

5

Cisco CallManager Max Bandwidth Duration

720

Cisco CallManager Call Treatment When No LBM Available

0

Cisco CallManager Locations Media Resource Audio Bit Rate Policy

1

Cisco CallManager Video Call Qo S Marking Policy

0

Cisco CallManager Deduct Audio Bandwidth From Audio Pool For Video Call

0

Cisco CallManager Alternate Emergency Destination

Cisco CallManager Alternate Emergency CSS

Cisco Config Agent Heart Beat Interval 60

Cisco Config Agent Connect Timeout 30

Cisco Config Agent Max Network Outage 240

Cisco Config Agent Heart Beat Port 8600

Cisco Config Agent Offline Message Heart Beat Interval

60

Cisco Config Agent Max Offline Message Time To Live

14

Cisco Config Agent Roster Heart Beat 60


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Interval

Cisco Config Agent Max Roster Entry Time To Live

30

Cisco Database Layer Monitor

Device Name Validation Enabled

T


Valid Namespace T


SPL Trace 1


SPL App Trace Level 1


Maintenance Task Trace

0


Enable AXL Encoding Info

F


Check For Namespace In Tag

T


Validate Service URL T


Replication Monitor Timeout

1800


Axl Change Notification Queue Size

20000


Axl Change Notification 1


Max AXL Writes Per Minute

50


Sort End User Locale 1


Table Out Of Sync 0


CDR Purge Window 2


CDR Purge Time 00:00


Maximum Inactive Period

0

Cisco DirSync Retry Delay On Failure Host List

10

Cisco DirSync Retry Delay On Failure Host

5

Cisco DirSync Max Number Of Host 3

Cisco DirSync Max Number Of Agreements

20

Cisco DirSync LDAP Connection Timeout

5

Cisco DirSync Delayed Sync Start 5

Cisco Directory Number Alias Sync

Processuser Thread Sleep Interval

1


Record Size For Update 100


Update Sleep Interval 1


Time Out Threshold Interval Sync

1000


Time Out Threshold Interval For LDAP Retry Sync

5000

Cisco Directory Allowed LDAP Retry 2


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Number Alias Sync Count Sync


Allowed Keep Alive Retry Count Sync

0


Error Check Enabled Sync

F


Threshold For Errors Sync

5


PUT Fail Count 0


Timeout For LDAP Context Sync

60


Max Records Per Context Sync

1000

Cisco Extended Functions

CTI Connecting Port 2748


App Provider Open Time Out

30000


App Hear Beat Interval 30


App Connect Retry Interval

60000


App Sync Req Time Out 15000


CBB Change Notify Port 2552


Extended Feedback F


Polling Duration -1


Polling Frequency 30


Num Files 250


Num Lines 2000


QRT Security Flag F

Cisco Extension Mobility

alpha User ID T


remember User F


clear Call Logs F


validate IP For Logout F


trusted IP List


allow Proxy T


Emcc Allow Proxy T


max Concurrent Sessions

15


multi Dev Hoteling noLogin


max Duration Enable F


max Duration 8:00


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Emcc Max Login Duration

10:00


em Dev Cache Size 10000

Cisco IM and Presence Data Monitor

eu Watcher Basic Check Interval

30

Cisco IP Manager Assistant

primary MITRA Server Address


backup MITRA Server Address


MITRA Server Port 2912


heartbeat Interval 30


request Timeout Interval 30


rna Fwd Flag F


alpha Numeric Flag T


rna Timeout 10


security Flag 0


is Manager Redirect F


multiple Instances IPMA F


pool BIPMA Primary Server


pool BIPMA Backup Server


pool CIPMA Primary Server


pool CIPMA Backup Server


softkey Assistant d48ba279-5d9a-4123-9a91-32bdee219664


softkey Manager 122e40ba-30c6-4bfe-bb8e-98019ee2b4ba


softkey Manager Shared

9092b14d-051c-4130-a0fa-fa0b5c3c56d3


partition Managers


partition All Users


CSSIE


CSSME


manager Phone Service


assistantsecondary Service


proxy Range Start


proxy Range End


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trim Manager Line 0

Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming App

Mcast MO H_ G729 Pkt Size

20


Mcast MO H_ WB Pkt Size

20


Multicast MO H_ DSCP 184


DTMF Duration 100


DTMF Power 9


Force AN Ntobe Non Secure

F


Force MO Htobe Non Secure

F


Default MOH Codec 1


Default MOH Fixed Audio Performance

2


Default MOHDB Level -2


Ip Tos Media Resource2 Cm

0x60


Mcast MO H_ G711 Pkt Size

20

Cisco Intercluster Lookup Service

Ils Listening Port 7501


Ils Non TLS Listening Port

7502


Ils Sync Throttle 2000


USN Tombstone Max Age

180


Ils Max Number Of Learned Objects Supported

100000

Cisco Location Bandwidth Manager

Call Treatment When No Path Is Available

0


DSCP For LBM Links 96


Optimized Reservation Refresh Mechanism Enabled

T

Cisco Presence Engine

Messaging Port 50000


Aggregate Shared Lines On


cupc Tuple ID cisco-upc


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client Emulation Resource Name

composed


Notify Body Size 180000


Presence Change Throttle Rate

50


Calendar Spread 50


Exchange Timeout 3


Exchange Queue 2200


Exchange Threads 60


EWS Status Frequency 60

Cisco RIS Data Collector

Ris Cluster Tcp Port 2555


Ris Client Tcp Port 2556


Ris Client Timeout 30


Ris Cleanup Time Ofthe Day

22:00


Ris Unused CM Device Store Period

3


Ris Unused CTI Device Store Period

1


Ris Max Num Unused CTI Records

3000


Ris TLC Throttle Enable T


Ris TLCIO Throttle Limit 10


Ris TLCCPU Throttle Limit

80


Ris TLC Throttle Poll Rate

250


Ris TLCSFTP Keepalive Delay

5000


Ris System Access Max Processes Threads

2500

Cisco SIP Proxy Virtual IP Address

Cisco SIP Proxy SR V_ Cluster Name

Cisco SIP Proxy CUCM Domain lab.test

Cisco SIP Proxy Server Name

Cisco SIP Proxy Port 8081

Cisco SIP Proxy Stateful Server On

Cisco SIP Proxy Server Type Proxy

Cisco SIP Proxy Start Servers 20

Cisco SIP Proxy Min Spare Servers 20

Cisco SIP Proxy Max Spare Servers 20

Cisco SIP Proxy Max Clients 20

Cisco SIP Proxy Max Invite Retx Count 3

Cisco SIP Proxy Max Non Invite Retx Count

6

Cisco SIP Proxy Max Requests Per Child 1000000


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Cisco SIP Proxy Sip Tcp Max Connect Timeout

10000

Cisco SIP Proxy Sip Tcp Reuse Connection

Off

Cisco SIP Proxy Persist TCP Connections

On

Cisco SIP Proxy Shared Memory Size 512000000

Cisco SIP Proxy Proxy Address Resolution Type

IP

Cisco SIP Proxy Add Record Route On

Cisco SIP Proxy Add Transport In Record Route

t

Cisco SIP Proxy Sip Resolve Local Contacts In Redirect Mode

Off

Cisco SIP Proxy Recursive On

Cisco SIP Proxy Numeric Username Interpretation

E164_IP

Cisco SIP Proxy Numeric Username Character Set

+0123456789.-()#*

Cisco SIP Proxy A Record_ IP Addr On

Cisco SIP Proxy Allow NAPT Rlookup On

Cisco SIP Proxy Transport Pref Order TCP_UDP

Cisco SIP Proxy Sip Route Hdr Transport Type

UDP

Cisco SIP Proxy Diff Serv Value 0x60

Cisco SIP Proxy Allow Sip Tls Conversion To Sip

Off

Cisco SIP Proxy Sip Tls Session Timeout 300

Cisco SIP Proxy Max MTU Size 1300

Cisco SIP Proxy Contact Failover_ On All But

481,487

Cisco SIP Proxy Cisco_ Numexpand On

Cisco SIP Proxy Num Expand Auth User Name

On

Cisco SIP Proxy Cisco_ Routing On

Cisco SIP Proxy Cisco_ Routing_ Use_ Domain_ Routing

On

Cisco SIP Proxy Cisco_ Route_ Fail On

Cisco SIP Proxy Route Embed Template1





Cisco SIP Proxy Privacy On

Cisco SIP Proxy Privacy With PAI On

Cisco SIP Proxy Privacy With RPID Off

Cisco SIP Proxy Privacy With Diversion Off

Cisco SIP Proxy Privacy Use PAI Domain

On

Cisco SIP Proxy Authentication On


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Cisco SIP Proxy Method List INVITE,REGISTER,MESSAGE,PUBLISH,NOTIFY,SUBSCRIBE

Cisco SIP Proxy Sip T1 In Ms 500




Cisco SIP Proxy Federation Routing CUPFQDN

imp17-public.lab.test

Cisco SIP Proxy Default Federation Routing Domain

aol.com

Cisco SIP Proxy Microsoft Fed Agent Headers

Microsoft,UCCAPI,LCC,RTC,UCCP

Cisco SIP Proxy IM Gateway Status On

Cisco SIP Proxy IM Gateway Timeout 600

Cisco SIP Proxy IM Gateway Err Msg Your IM could not be delivered.

Cisco Server Recovery Manager

Service Port 22001


Admin Rpc Port 20075


Critical Service Down Delay

90


Enable Automatic Fallback

F


Init Keep Alive Timeout 120


Keep Alive Timeout 60


Keep Alive Interval 15

Cisco Serviceability Reporter

RTMT Reporter Node


RTMT Report Generation Time

30


RTMT Report Deletion Age

7

Cisco Sync Agent Forced Sync F

Cisco Sync Agent Num Of Rows Grabbed Each Time

2000

Cisco Sync Agent IM Presence Domains Mode

Automatic

Cisco TAPS Service Configure TAPS 1

Cisco TAPS Service TAPS Log File Location /var/log/active/cm/log/taps/

Cisco Tftp Build CNF Type 1

Cisco Tftp Enable Bin File Caching T

Cisco Tftp Exit On Exception T

Cisco Tftp Audit Remote Files 1

Cisco Trust Verification Service

TVSTTL 24

Cisco Trust Verification Service

TVS Port 2445

Cisco WebDialer Web Service

list Of Webdialers


primary CTI Mgr 127.0.0.1


sec CTI Manager


user Session Expiry 0


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Max Concurrent Call Requests

3


dialog Time 15


apply Dialrules On Dial T


apply Dialrules SOAP F


security Flag 0

Cisco Wireless Controller Synchronization Service

SNMP Request Timeout 10


SNMP Request Retries 3


SNMP Request Query Size

10

Cisco XCP Connection Manager

connection Byte Limit Option

F

Cisco XCP Connection Manager

max Accepted Packet Size

20000

Cisco XCP File Transfer Manager

aft-extfs-freespace-lower

10

Cisco XCP File Transfer Manager

aft-extfs-freespace-upper

15

Cisco XCP Message Archiver

max-queue-size 100000

Cisco XCP Router R2 R_routing_enabled t

Cisco XCP Router router-db-poolsize 11

Cisco XCP Router max-jsmdb-requests 1000

Cisco XCP Router resume-jsmdb-requests 500

Cisco XCP Router max-sessions 10

Cisco XCP Router enable-stream-management

t

Cisco XCP Router max-stream-management-timeout

60

Cisco XCP Router max-stream-management-buffer-size

100

Cisco XCP Router stream-management-req-ack-rate

5

Cisco XCP Router enable-multi-device-messaging

t

Cisco XCP SIP Federation Connection Manager

max-sockets-sip 1000


cm-thread-count-sip 3

Cisco XCP SIP Federation Connection

connect-attempts-sip 10


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Manager


connect-attempts-delay-secs-sip

30


sipgw-thread-count-xmppout-messages

3


sipgw-thread-count-sip-processing

3


sipgw-max-subscriptions

200000


sipgw-max-im-sessions 25000

Cisco XCP Text Conference Manager

max-db-queue-size 100000

Cisco XCP Web Connection Manager

http-binding-path-handled

/httpbinding

Cisco XCP XMPP Federation Connection Manager

max-sockets-xmpp 1000


cm-thread-count-xmpp 3


connect-attempts-xmpp 10


connect-attempts-delay-secs-xmpp

30


keepalive 0


keepalive-interval 60


keepalive-text keepalive


xmppdin-idle-timeout-secs

3600


dialback-timeout 30

Cisco XCP XMPP xmppdout-idle-timeout- 3600


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Federation Connection Manager

secs

2.8 System - Enterprise Parameters

Enterprise parameters provide default settings that apply to all devices and services in the same cluster. (A cluster comprises a set of servers that share the same database.) When you install a new server, it uses the enterprise parameters to set the initial values of its device defaults.

You cannot add or delete enterprise parameters, but you can update existing enterprise parameters.

Enterprise Parameters

Parameter Value

ClusterID StandAloneCluster

MaxNumberDeviceLevelTrace 12

EnableTraceCompression 0

DSCPForSCCPPhoneServices 0

DSCPForSCCPPhoneConfig 96

DSCPForCm2Dvce 96

ConnectionMonitorDuration 120

AutoRegistrationPhoneProtocol 0

AutoRegistrationLegacyMode F

BLFForCallLists 0

AdvertiseG722Codec 1

PhonePersonalization 0

PhoneServiceDisplay 0

FeatureControlPolicy

WifiHotspotProfile

IMSInterOperatorId IMS Inter Operator Identification

URILookupPolicy 0

CCMAdminMaxItemsInList 250

CCMAdminMaxItemsInLookup 1000

CCMAdminEnableDependencyRecords T

AutoSelectDNOnAnyPartition 0

CCMUserOptionsPortalDefaultServer

CCMUserShowSpeedDialSettings T

CCMUserShowIPPhoneServicesSettings T

CCMUserShowRingSettings F

CCMUserShowMessageWaitingLampPolicy T

CCMUserShowHistorySettings T

CCMUserShowPersonalAddressBook T

CCMUserShowLineTextSettings F

CCMUserShowOnlineGuide T

CCMUserShowMobilityFeatures T

CCMUserShowDirectory T

CCMUserShowCalendarPreference T

CCMUserShowPhoneLocale T

CCMUserShowChangePassword T

CCMUserShowChangePin T

CCMUserShowCallForward 1

CCMUserShowVoicemailIVROption T

CCMUserShowConferencingScheduler T


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Parameter Value

CCMUserShowVideoConferencingScheduler 1

CCMUserShowDownload T

CCMUserDisplayName T

EndUserDirectoryURIPartitionAlias

CDRFlatFileInterval 1

DefaultNetworkLocale 64

DefaultUserLocale 1

MLPPDomainIdentifier c80cafe0-af65-43d6-a1f1-225ad998bd26

MLPPIndicationStatus Off

MLPPPreemptionSetting Disabled

PrecedenceAlternatePartyTimeout 30

UseStandardVMHandlingForPrecedenceCalls F

ConfidentialAccessLevelPolicy F

ConfidentialAccessLevelEnforcementLevel 0

ConfidentialAccessLevelValueForWarning 0

ConfidentialAccessLevelWarningMessageText

ConfidentialAccessLevelFailureMessageText CAL MISMATCH

ClusterSecurityMode 0

LBMSecurityMode 0

CAPFPhonePort 3804

CAPFOperationDuration 10

TFTPFileSignatureAlgorithm 1

CacheControl T

AuthMethodForBrowserAccess 1

TLSCipherPreference 1

SRTPCipherSelection 0

HTTPSCipherSelection 1

CertificateValidityCheck 0

CertificateValidityCheckFrequency 24

RollBackToPreGrayback F

URLAuthentication http://10.5.1.15:8080/ccmcip/authenticate.jsp

URLDirectories http://10.5.1.15:8080/ccmcip/xmldirectory.jsp

URLIdle

URLIdleTime 0

URLInformation http://10.5.1.15:8080/ccmcip/GetTelecasterHelpText.jsp

URLMessages

URLProxy

URLServices http://10.5.1.15:8080/ccmcip/getservicesmenu.jsp

SecureAuthenticationURL

SecureDirectoryURL https://10.5.1.15:8443/ccmcip/xmldirectory.jsp

SecureUDSUsersAccessURL https://10.5.1.15:8443/cucm-uds/users

SecureIdleURL

SecureInformationURL https://10.5.1.15:8443/ccmcip/GetTelecasterHelpText.jsp

SecureMessagesURL

SecureServicesURL https://10.5.1.15:8443/ccmcip/getservicesmenu.jsp

EnableAllUserSearch T

UserSearchLimit 64

NumberofDigitstoMatch 4

CCMPDSessionTimeout 86400

AllowedPerfmonQueriesPerMinute 50

AllowedRisQueriesPerMinute 15


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Parameter Value

PerfmonQueueLimit 100

MaximumPerfmonCountersPerSession 100

AllowedCdrGetFileQueriesPerMinute 10

AllowedCdrGetFileListQueriesPerMinute 20

FileCloseThreadFlag T

FileCloseThreadQueueWatermark 100

restrictOnUserGroupOverlap 1

restrictNonSuperUser T

userAssignmentMode 0

directoryGroupOperationsOnCiscoIMandPresence 0

groupSizeToLimitPresencePacketsForEnterpriseGroups 100

syncingModeForEnterpriseGroups 1

ServerPortNumber 8888

ClientPortNumber 8889

AAInstalledFlag F

IAQInstalledFlag F

OrganizationDomain

ClusterName

DoSProtectionFlag T

TLSHandshakeTimer 60

TLSResumptionTimer 3600

UnsupportedPickup

UserMustChangeCredentialBehavior

EnableIPV6 F

IPAddressingModePrefMedia 0

IPAddressingModePrefControl 0

AllowAutoConfigurationForPhones 1

AllowDuplicateAddressDetection 1

AcceptRedirectMessages 0

ReplyMulticastEchoRequest 0

RemoteSyslogServerName

RemoteSyslogServerName2




RemoteSyslogSeverity 3

GRTSocketConnectTimeout 10

GRTSocketReadTimeout 60

isLogicalPartitioningEnabled F

isCustomLogicalPartitioningApplied F

defaultGeolocation 00000000-1111-0000-0000-000000000000

logicalPartitioningDefaultPolicy 2

logicalPartitioningDefaultFilter

EnableMgcpTraceLog 0

EnableCallTraceLog 1

MaxCallTraceLogFiles 2000

CallTraceLogFileSize 2

neverStartCallWithVideo F

DSCPValue None

RoutePlanReportMaxIndex 1500000

oauthTokenExpiryTimer 60


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Parameter Value

thirdpartyclient_redirecturi

SSOLoginBehaviorForIos 0

UseSSOforRTMT 1

MaxUsers 160000

MaxPhones 80000

MaxServers 30

3 Presence

The Presence section contains the following items:

Settings Gateways Inter-Clustering Inter-Domain Federation SIP Federation XMPP Federation Routing Settings Static Routes Method Event-Routing Number Expansion

3.1 Settings

The Presence > Settings section contains the following items:

Standard Configuration Advanced Configuration

3.1.1 Presence - Standard Configuration

The following settings include global availability sharing capability for all clients that connect to IM and Presence.

Cisco Unified Presence Settings

Name Value

Cluster ID StandAloneCluster7ae5a

Enable availability sharing Y

Allow users to view the availability of other users without being prompted for approval Y

Enable use of Email Address when Federating N

Maximum Contact List Size (per user) 200

Maximum Watchers (per user) 200

CUCM IM and Presence Publish Trunk < None >

Ad-hoc enabled Y

Maximum number of ad-hoc subscriptions 50

Ad-hoc subscription time-to-live (seconds) 900

Partitioned Intradomain Federation enabled Y

Partitioned Intradomain Routing Mode Basic Routing Mode

3.1.2 Presence - Advanced Configuration

The Advanced Presence Settings include default domain and the IM address scheme. The IM address scheme has two options:

UserID@[Default Domain]: each user's IM address matches the format UserID@Default_Domain


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Directory URI: each user's IM address matches their Cisco Unified Communications Manager Directory URI setting.

Advanced Configuration

Default Domain IM Address Scheme

lab.test UserID@[Default Domain]

3.2 Presence - Gateways

The purpose of a presence gateway is to enable the transfer of presence status information from the configured gateway to the Presence Engine in IM and Presence. The following gateways are supported:

Cisco Unified Communications Manager gateway: You can configure a Cisco Unified Communications Manager server as a presence gateway. The IM and Presence server sends SIP Subscribe messages to Cisco Unified Communications Manager over a SIP trunk (configured on Cisco Unified Communications Manager), which allows the IM and Presence server to receive presence information, for example, phone on/off hook status.

Microsoft Exchange (Calendaring) gateway: You can configure a Microsoft Exchange server (for Microsoft Outlook) as a presence gateway. This allows the IM and Presence server to collect presence information (calendar/meeting status) on a per-user basis and incorporate it into the presence status of the user.


3.3 Presence - Inter-Clustering

You can associate one or more external IM and Presence clusters (peers), which enables you to route requests to user names and phone numbers on other IM and Presence clusters. You can transmit instant messages and presence status across multiple IM and Presence clusters.

Inter-cluster Peer(s)

Peer Address AXL Username Protocol Users

10.5.1.107 admin TCP 2

3.4 Inter-Domain Federation

The Inter-Domain Federation section contains the following items:

SIP Federation XMPP Federation

3.4.1 Inter-Domain Federation - SIP Federation

IM and Presence permits integration with a Microsoft OCS foreign domain for interdomain federation. This allows IM and Presence users in an enterprise domain to interact with users of Microsoft Office Communicator in a foreign domain.


3.4.2 XMPP Federation

The Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) is the core protocol on Cisco Unified Presence. This interface provides instant messaging, availability and roster management services. The following objects are defined:

Settings Policy


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3.4.2.1 XMPP Federation - Settings

IM and Presence can be configured to dynamically federate (inter-domain federation) with IM and Presence, WebEx, IBM and any XMPP standards-compliant server.

XMPP Federation Settings

Name Value

XMPP Federation Node Status Y

Security Mode TLS Optional

Require client-side security certificates N

Enable SASL EXTERNAL on all incoming connections N

Enable SASL EXTERNAL on all outgoing connections N

3.4.2.2 XMPP Federation - Policy

IM and Presence allows you to specify a default policy to either allow or deny all federated traffic from/to all configured federated enterprises. However, you can provision exceptions to this default policy.

XMPP Federation Policy Exception

Domain Name Exception Applies To

google.com All federated packets from/to the above domain/host

incomingFed.ch Only incoming federated packets from the above domain/host

out.com Only outgoing federated packets to the above domain/host

3.4.3 Inter-Domain Federation - Email Federated Domains

Email Domains

Domain Name Type Configured/In use on Local Cluster

Configured/In use on Peer Cluster(s)

lab.test System Managed N Y

3.5 Routing

The Routing section contains the following items:

Settings Static Routes Method Event-Routing Number Expansion

3.5.1 Routing - Settings

This section contains the proxy server settings for the IM and Presence server.

The Method/Event Routing Status parameter specifies whether the method/event routing module is enabled or disabled in the SIP proxy server.

The Preferred Proxy Listener parameter specifies which SIP proxy listener is considered the preferred listener. The list contains SIP proxy server listeners that you defined in the Transport Listeners window.

Proxy Configuration Settings

Name Value

CVP Enable ACL Configuration Y

Method/Event Routing Status Off

Preferred Proxy Listener Default Cisco SIP Proxy UDP Listener


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3.5.2 Routing - Static Routes

This section defines static routes that the SIP proxy server uses. A dynamic route represents a path through the network that automatically get calculated according to routing protocols and routing update messages. A static route represents a fixed path through the network that you explicitly configure. Static routes take precedence over dynamic routes.

Method/Event-Based Routing

Destination Pattern

Blocked Description Next Hop Next Hop Port

Priority Weight Protocol Type

Route Type

Allow Less-Specific Route

In Service

.test.com Y Test 99 10.5.1.1 5060 1 1 UDP Domain On On

98.* N Test 98 10.5.1.1 5060 1 1 UDP User Off Off

99.* N Test 99 10.5.1.1 5060 1 1 TCP User On On

3.5.3 Routing - Method Event-Routing

Method-based or event-based routing configure the SIP proxy server to route SIP messages on the basis of their content.

Method/Event-Based Routing

Name Description Content Token Content Category

Destination Address

Destination Port

Protocol Type

ProfileConfig Multi-Login/Change Notification

profileconfig Event Type-Based

10.5.1.17 5070 TCP

SystemPublish System Managed Publish

PUBLISH Method-Based

10.5.1.17 5070 TCP

SystemSubscribe System Managed Subscribe

SUBSCRIBE Method-Based

10.5.1.17 5070 TCP

SystemSubscribe2 System Managed Subscribe2

SUBSCRIBE Method-Based

10.5.1.99 5070 UDP

3.5.4 Routing - Number Expansion

Number expansion configuration allows you to provision patterns that expand an extension number to its full E.164 telephone number. You can also use number expansion to strip numbers. You may want to manipulate the telephone number to match global dialing patterns and to route SIP requests accordingly.

Number expansion requires no precedence so ordering is not required. Instead the SIP Proxy processes the rules from the most specific to the least specific.

Number Expansion

Name Description Input Pattern Translation Pattern

NumExp1 67... 69...

NumExp2 8... 8...

3.6 Presence - Domains

By default, domains are managed by the system. The system-managed domains list contains the domains of all users configured on the system. It also specifies whether each system-managed presence domain is in use on the local cluster, peer cluster, or both.

The following domains are managed by the IM and Presence Service:

Presence Domains



domain1.com Administrator Managed Y N

domain2.com Administrator Managed Y N


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Presence Domains



lab.test System Managed N Y

4 Messaging

The Messaging section contains the following items:

Settings External Server Setup External Database Third-Party Compliance Server Compliance Conferencing and Persistent Chat Conferencing Server Alias Mapping

4.1 Messaging - Settings

The following settings apply to the global instant messaging (IM) sharing capability for all clients that connect to IM and Presence.

Settings

Name Value

Enable instant messaging Y

Suppress offline instant messaging N

Allow clients to log instant message history (on supported clients only) Y

Allow cut & paste in instant messages Y

4.2 External Server Setup

The External Server Setup section contains the following items:

External Database Third-Party Compliance Server

4.2.1 Messaging - External Databases

External databases are required for:

To use persistent chat rooms, you must configure a unique external database instance per node.

If you use an external database for persistent chat logging, consider the size of your database. Archiving all the messages in a chat room is optional, and will increase traffic on the node and consume space on the external database disk. In large deployments, disk space could be quickly consumed. Ensure that your database is large enough to handle the volume of information.

The following external databases are configured:


4.2.2 Messaging - Third Party Compliance Server

To use the third-party compliance solution you must configure a third-party compliance server for each node in the cluster. IM and Presence passes all messages that are sent to or from any users associated with a node to the designated third-party compliance server for that node. The third-party compliance server applies any relevant policy or filtering to the message, and then passes the message back to IM and Presence. IM and Presence delivers the message to the recipient.

The following third-party compliance servers are configured:


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4.2.3 Messaging - External File Servers


4.3 Compliance

A compliance server can be used to log and archive all instant messaging traffic. The IM and Presence Service administrator can select which IM, presence, or group chat events are passed to the compliance server(s), and which events are blocked. The events must be selected based on policy.

The IM and Presence IM compliance chapter includes:

Compliance Settings Compliance Profiles Compliance Profiles Routing Priority

4.3.1 Compliance - Settings

The following options are available for Instant Message (IM) compliance:

Not Configured: no compliance solution is used. Message Archiver: use built-in Message Archiver component on IM and Presence as the

compliance solution and assign a preconfigured external database to one or more nodes. Third-Party Compliance Server: use a third-party server as the compliance option.

Compliance

Name Value

Compliance Server Selection Not Configured

4.3.2 Compliance - Profiles

A compliance profile contains a set of Jabber Session Manager (JSM) and\or Text Conferencing (TC) events that you can use to monitor for compliance. You can create a compliance profile that consists of only JSM events, only TC events, or a combination of both JSM and TC events.

Within a compliance profile, JSM and TC events are configured which are logged to the compliance server. These events also decide what type of handling is performed by the compliance server, how IM and Presence Service handles error responses from the compliance server, and whether the IM and Presence Service node waits for a response from the compliance server before processing the event further.

Compliance Profile

Name Details

SystemDefaultComplianceProfile Description Non-modifiable System Default Compliance Profile

JSM Events Event Packet Type Handling Fire and Forget

e_SESSION all bounce N

es_END presence bounce N

es_IN message bounce N

es_OUT message bounce N

TC Events Event Handling Fire and Forget

onBeforeInvite bounce N

onBeforeJoin bounce N

onBeforeRoomCreate bounce N

onBeforeSend bounce N

onLeave bounce N


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4.3.3 Compliance - Routing Priority

Events that are configured in multiple profiles will be routed in the order as specified here.

Compliance Profiles listed by routing priority (top is highest priority):

Compliance Profiles Routing Priority

Compliance Profiles Priority

SystemDefaultComplianceProfile 0

4.4 Messaging - File Transfer

File Transer

Name Value

File Transfer Type PEER2PEER

Maximum File Size (kB) 51200

Managed File Transfer Assignment Managed File Transfer Assignment

Node External Database External File Server

10.5.1.17

4.5 Messaging - Group Chat and Persistent Chat

This section defines settings to manage the primary chat server alias associated with each node, and configure permanent chat rooms as opposed to temporary (ad-hoc) chat rooms.

Group Chat and Persistent Chat Settings

Group Chat Alias Settings

System Automatically Manages Primary Conference Server Aliases Y

Enable Persistent Chat

Enable Persistent Chat N

Archive all room joins and exits N

Archive all room messages Y

Allow only group chat system administrators to create persistent chat rooms N

Maximum number of persistent chat rooms allowed 1500

Number of Connections to the Database 5

Database Connection Heartbeat Interval (seconds) 300

Timeout value for persistent chat rooms (minutes) 0

Persistent Chat Database Assignment < No records found >

Room Settings

Maximum number of rooms allowed 5500

Member Settings

Rooms are for members only by default N

Room owners can change whether or not rooms are for members only Y

Only moderators can invite people to members-only rooms Y

Room owners can change whether or not only moderators can invite people to members-only rooms Y

Users can add themselves to rooms as members N

Room owners can change whether users can add themselves to rooms as members N

Presence Settings

Members and administrators who are not in a room are still visible in the room Y

Room owners can change whether members and administrators who are not in a room are still visible in the room

Y

Rooms are backwards-compatible with older clients N

Room owners can change whether rooms are backwards-compatible with older clients N

Rooms are anonymous by default N

Room owners can change whether or not rooms are anonymous N


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Invite Settings

Lowest participation level a user can have to invite others to the room participant

Room owners can change whether members and administrators who are not in a room are still visible in the room

N

Occupancy Settings

How many users can be in a room at one time 1000

How many hidden users can be in a room at one time 1000

Default maximum occupancy for a room 50

Room owners can change default maximum occupancy for a room Y

Chat Message Settings

Lowest participation level a user can have to send a private message from within the room visitor

Room owners can change the lowest participation level a user can have to send a private message from within the room

Y

Lowest participation level a user can have to change a room's subject participant

Room owners can change the lowest participation level a user can have to change a room's subject Y

Remove all XHTML formatting from messages N

Room owners can change XHTML formatting setting N

Moderated Room Settings

Rooms are moderated by default N

Room owners can change whether rooms are moderated by default Y

History Settings

Maximum number of messages that can be retrieved from the archive 100

Number of messages in chat history displayed by default 15

Room owners can change the number of messages displayed in chat history N

4.6 Messaging - Group Chat Server Alias Mapping

The following additional aliases to a chat server are configured:

Group Chat Server Alias

Group Chat Server Alias Node Name

conference-2-StandAloneCluster7ae5a.lab.test 10.5.1.17

conference-2-StandAloneCluster8c7d4.lab.test

alias2.test.lab 10.5.1.17

alias3.test.lab 10.5.1.17

4.7 Messaging - Group Chat System Administrators

Group chat system administrators can do the following:

Configure a room Join a password-protected room without supplying the password Change a room's subject Join any room (including members-only rooms) Moderate a room Join a room when the maximum occupancy is reached Destroy a room Browse a room for the list of participants Query a room and its items Remain in a room if the room changes to be members-only, or if their affiliation changes to

"none" in a members-only room Change the affiliation of other users in a room Invite other users to a members-only room (even when members invite is not allowed)

The following Group chat system administrators are configured:



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5 Application

The Application section contains the following items:

Legacy Client Settings Settings CCMCIP Profile Microsoft RCC Settings User Assignment Third-Party Clients Third-Party LDAP Servers Third-Party LDAP Search Settings Client Types

5.1 Legacy Clients

The Legacy Client Settings section contains the following items:

Settings CCMCIP Profile External Server Setup

5.1.1 Legacy Clients - Settings

The following lists then Cisco Unified Personal Communicator settings that apply to all Cisco Unified Personal Communicator users:

Settings

Name Value

Proxy Listener Default Cisco SIP Proxy TCP Listener

Primary TFTP Server 10.5.1.15

Backup TFTP Server 1

Backup TFTP Server 2

CSF certificate directory (relative to CSF install directory)

Directory Server Type Microsoft Active Directory

Legacy Client LDAP Attribute Mapping Mappings

UserID sAMAccountName

FirstName givenName

LastName sn

MiddleName middleName

Nickname nickname

Photo

Title title

DisplayName displayName

NamePrefix namePrefix

NameSuffix

Gender gender

BusinessEMail mail

BusinessPhoneNumber telephoneNumber

BusinessVoiceMail

BusinessMobilePhone mobile

BusinessPager pager

BusinessFax facsimileTelephoneNumber

BusinessOtherPhone otherTelephone

HomeEMail

HomeMobilePhone


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Settings

Name Value

HomeFax

URL url

Organization Company

PrimaryPhoneNumber telephoneNumber

AddressStreet streetAddress

AddressLocation l

AddressState st

AddressPostalCode postalCode

AddressCountry co

5.1.2 Legacy Clients - CCMCIP Profile

The folllowing Cisco CallManager Cisco IP Phone (CCMCIP) profiles for Cisco Unified Personal Communicator are configured:

CCMCIP Profile

Name CCMCIP Profile Information Users in Profile

CCMCIPProfile1 Description

Primary CCMCIP Host 10.5.1.1

Backup CCMCIP Host 10.5.1.2

Server Certificate Verification Self Signed or Keystore

Is Default CCMCIP Profile Y

CCMCIPProfile2 Description desc

Primary CCMCIP Host 10.5.1.3

Backup CCMCIP Host 10.5.1.4

Server Certificate Verification Self Signed or Keystore

Is Default CCMCIP Profile N

5.2 Microsoft RCC

The Microsoft RCC section contains the following items:

Settings User Assignment

5.2.1 Microsoft RCC - Settings

This section lists the Computer Telephony Interface (CTI) gateway settings that apply to the CTI gateway. These settings enable call control via TAPI (TSP) to Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM).

Desk Phone Control Settings

Name Value

Application Status Off

Application Username CtiGw

Heartbeat Interval (seconds) 8

Session Timer (seconds) 1810

Microsoft Server Type MOC server OCS/Lync

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Address (1 of 8)






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Desk Phone Control Settings

Name Value




5.2.2 Microsoft RCC - User Assignment

IM and Presence can use the Desk Phone Control service. This is not a licensed service, rather, the assignment is needed to limit the users for performance reasons.


5.3 Third-Party Clients

The Third-Party Clients section contains the following items:

Third-Party LDAP Servers Third-Party LDAP Search Settings

5.3.1 Third-Party Clients - LDAP Servers

Third-Party XMPP clients may wish to provide LDAP based contact search. You can provision LDAP servers on IM and Presence to support LDAP based contact search by third party XMPP clients.

The following LDAP servers to support LDAP based contact search are configured:


5.3.2 Third-Party Clients - LDAP Settings

You must specify the LDAP search settings that will allow IM and Presence to successfully perform contact search for third party XMPP clients.

This references an LDAP server for third-party XMPP client search.


5.4 Application - Client Type

The IM and Presence service includes a default set of Cisco Unified Communications and third-party client types supported by the client configuration SOAP interface. You should only add a new client type if instructed to do so by a client application. Otherwise, new client types are unsupported and will be removed when you next upgrade IM and Presence.

Enable 'Version Check Required' to verify that users have the minimum version of the software clients installed. If users do not have the minimum version indicated, they will not be able to sign on

The following lists configured Client types:

Client Type

Type Minimum Version Version Check Required

Description

CAD 0.0.0.0 N Cisco Agent Desktop

CUCC4ST 7.0.0.0 Y Cisco Phone Control and Presence with IBM Lotus Sametime

CUPC 7.1.0.00000 Y Cisco Jabber

JABBERANDROID 0.0.0.0 N Cisco Jabber for Android

JABBERBLACKBERRY 0.0.0.0 N Cisco Jabber for Blackberry

JABBERCIUS 0.0.0.0 N Cisco Jabber for Cius

JABBERIPAD 0.0.0.0 N Cisco Jabber for iPad

JABBERIPHONE 0.0.0.0 N Cisco Jabber for iPhone

JABBERNOKIA 0.0.0.0 N Cisco Jabber for Nokia


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Client Type

Type Minimum Version Version Check Required

Description

THIRDAPPSTANDALONE 0.0.0.0 N Third Party Application Client

THIRDCLIENT 0.0.0.0 N Third-Party Client

THIRDPARTYAPP 0.0.0.0 N Third-Party Application

6 Command Line objects

6.1 Server 10.5.1.17 show status utils ntp status show hardware show network eth0 show version active show version inactive show timezone config show stats io utils disaster_recovery device list utils disaster_recovery schedule list

6.1.1 Show status

show status

Host Name : imp17 Date : Tue Sep 13, 2016 01:38:51 Time Zone : Pacific Daylight Time (America/Los_Angeles) Locale : en_US.UTF-8 Product Ver : 11.5.1.11900-21 Unrestricted Unified OS Version : 6.0.0.0-2 Uptime: 01:38:53 up 19:03, 1 user, load average: 0.47, 0.19, 0.16 CPU Idle: 71.72% System: 07.07% User: 21.21% IOWAIT: 00.00% IRQ: 00.00% Soft: 00.00% Memory Total: 3925696K Free: 425272K Used: 3500424K Cached: 1642772K Shared: 294560K Buffers: 225252K Total Free Used Disk/active 13580636K 3446504K 9994828K (75%) Disk/inactive 13580636K 12850088K 34024K (1%) Disk/logging 47576992K 42343396K 2810148K (7%)

6.1.2 NTP Status

utils ntp status

ntpd (pid 7351) is running... remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter ============================================================================== *10.5.1.15 10.5.1.100 5 u 883 1024 377 0.559 2.212 1.039 synchronised to NTP server (10.5.1.15) at stratum 6 time correct to within 293 ms polling server every 1024 s Current time in UTC is : Tue Sep 13 08:38:53 UTC 2016


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utils ntp status

Current time in America/Los_Angeles is : Tue Sep 13 01:38:53 PDT 2016

6.1.3 Show hardware

show hardware

HW Platform : VMware Virtual Machine Processors : 1 Type : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3930K CPU @ 3.20GHz CPU Speed : 3200 Memory : 4096 MBytes Object ID : 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.1348 OS Version : UCOS 6.0.0.0-2.i386 Serial Number : VMware-56 4d 26 80 60 62 8b aa-a3 a0 38 ce f8 34 33 d8 RAID Version : No RAID controller information is available BIOS Information : PhoenixTechnologiesLTD 6.00 04/14/2014 RAID Details : No RAID information is available ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Physical device information ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Number of Disks : 1 Hard Disk #1 Size (in GB) : 75 Partition Details : Disk /dev/sda: 9790 cylinders, 255 heads, 63 sectors/track Units = sectors of 512 bytes, counting from 0 Device Boot Start End #sectors Id System /dev/sda1 * 2048 27863039 27860992 83 Linux /dev/sda2 27863040 55724031 27860992 83 Linux /dev/sda3 55724032 56248319 524288 83 Linux /dev/sda4 56248320 157286399 101038080 5 Extended /dev/sda5 56250368 60346367 4096000 82 Linux swap / Solaris /dev/sda6 60348416 157286399 96937984 83 Linux

6.1.4 Show network eth0

show network eth0

Ethernet 0 DHCP : disabled Status : up IP Address : 10.5.1.17 IP Mask : 255.255.255.000 Link Detected: yes Mode : Auto enabled, Full, 1000 Mbits/s Duplicate IP : no DNS Primary : 10.5.1.166 Secondary : Not Configured Options : timeout:5 attempts:2 Domain : lab.test Gateway : 10.5.1.1 on Ethernet 0

6.1.5 Show version active

show version active

Active Master Version: 11.5.1.11900-21 Unrestricted Active Version Installed Software Options: No Installed Software Options Found.

6.1.6 Show version inactive

show version inactive

Inactive Master Version: 0.0.0.0000-0000


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6.1.7 Show timezone config

show timezone config

Current timezone: Pacific Daylight Time (America/Los_Angeles) Timezone version: 2016d

6.1.8 Show stats io

show stats io

avg-cpu: %user %nice %system %iowait %steal %idle 5.37 0.06 5.23 0.01 0.00 89.33 Device: tps Blk_read/s Blk_wrtn/s Blk_read Blk_wrtn sda 12.81 24.21 233.35 1631840 15727328

6.1.9 utils disaster_recovery device list

utils disaster_recovery device list

Device Name Device Type Device Path -------------------------------------------------------------- drfCliMsg: No device found

6.1.10 utils disaster_recovery schedule list

utils disaster_recovery schedule list

Schedule name Device name Schedule status ---------------------------------------------------------- drfCliMsg: No Schedules are configured

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