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> Date: Wed, 3 Feb 2016 11:37:40 -0500 (EST)
> From: Lelio Fulgenzi <[email protected]>
> To: Cisco VOIP <[email protected]>
> Subject: [cisco-voip] SNR/Mobility and Jabber dual mode phones
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> What are people's thoughts on how the SNR/mobility feature functions with
> Jabber clients on dual mode phones?
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If by dual mode you mean a phone running the Jabber softclient -

The way I have myself set up here is that I have myself set up to ring my 
mobile number "immediately" when a call comes in to my office line, but you 
could just crank the timer up on that one a bit. Let the Jabber client ring or 
attempt to ring first, then ring the cell number if it fails. The Jabber client 
shouldn't ring when you engage move-to-mobile unless your rerouting or 
something is broken and the call is bouncing back, like it is failing and there 
is hold reversion or something going on there - seems odd.

The "unregistered" forwarding doesn't appear to work when a RDP is associated 
with a line, since the remote destination profile is always "registered" and 
processing calls regardless of the end device status. I actually take advantage 
of this for coverage in some places since during a disruptive outage it takes a 
bit for the UCM to realize a device is "unregistered" and the call can die. 

You could probably rig something up using the SNR/mobility to ring the same 
destination on different delays or ring the jabber client via hairpin and URI 
on a delay to cook up a coverage scheme there but it may not be worth it. I 
figure if you can fix that first part and the Jabber client isn't ringing on 
move-to-mobile then you're already in good enough shape, they just have to turn 
on Mobility when they leave or adjust the timing schedule so it rings always.

Unless I'm completely missing what you're looking to do?

Adam Pawlowski
SUNYAB
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