IP Phone Screen Shots - 7941 and above
June 20th, 2009Java based phones
http://<phone-ip>/CGI/Screenshot
you will be prompted for authorisation ; use the associated ‘username and password’ from CUCM
Java based phones
http://<phone-ip>/CGI/Screenshot
you will be prompted for authorisation ; use the associated ‘username and password’ from CUCM
Dual LDAP sync works … but
if user names match between LDAP directories it looks that the most recent ’sync’ will update ‘end user’ entry and override the original entry..
so if user name is ‘bob’ in both directories, and LDAP 1 is sync’d and ‘bob’ is added to CUCM. When LDAP 2 is sync’d ‘bob’ will be updated with details from LDAP 2 overriding the original sync’d details. The username will remain in CUCM as the same, but firstname, lastname, mail etc will be modified and the ‘authentication’ will not work.
the but…
but CUCM only has one LDAP authentication source.. which means that even though you can do LDAP user sync, Single Sign on won’t work.
… gotcha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ENUM
Telephone Number Mapping (ENUM or Enum, from E.164 NUmber Mapping) is a suite of protocols to unify the telephone numbering system E.164 with the Internet addressing system DNS by using an indirect lookup method, to obtain NAPTR records. The records are stored at a DNS database.
Although it facilitates calling VoIP users from IP and PSTN networks, ENUM is not a VoIP function and should not be confused with common VoIP routing based on SIP, H.323 or IAX protocols with a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DUNDi
Distributed Universal Number Discovery (DUNDi) is a VoIP routing protocol that provides directory services similar to what is provided by ENUM. DUNDi allows peered nodes to share dialplan information with each other. It does not actually carry any calls, but rather provides addressing information. In simple terms, it is like asking your neighbouring peer whether he knows how to reach a certain phone-extension or VoIP client. Some sort of P2P phonebook.
The protocol was invented by Mark Spencer who also made the PBX-system called Asterisk. Therefore the syntax of the output of a DUNDi-lookup can be directly used in the dial commands in an Asterisk Dial Plan.
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