Hi,
I have a nexus 5 with jabber 9.6 and anyconnect ics++.
When i connect to my cucm 8.6, it register with ip address of wireless network,
not with the ip of stun vpn.
This cause a no audio issue.
Anyone can you help me?
Thanks
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Not yet, i have done some virtual machines to test it and will do the test
with some devices.
Thanks.
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2014-04-11 2:06 GMT-03:00 Heim, Dennis dennis.h...@wwt.com:
Have you populated the IP
HI All,
I am having issues trying to register a Ciso 961 IP Phone, it comes up as
rejected. I have entered the phone in CUCM. The phone is picking up a IP
address, the switch configuration is correct. We have even movedit to a
working port. Below is the show CDP output:
Device ID:
Look at the UCM logs. It should have a registration rejected cause.
Could be a replication issue, device type mismatch, an itl issue or
something else. The UCM logs will point you in the right direction.
On Apr 11, 2014 9:03 AM, costas georgiou ckos1...@hotmail.com wrote:
HI All,
I am having
Is the phone picking up the TFTP server address? What do the status
messages on the phone show? Can you get to the phone's web page and look
at console logs?
It could be a dbreplication problem as well.
CallManager traces should also give some detail on why it is coming up as
rejected.
On
I just had the strangest thing happen.
I had a device profile that was listed under device-phone. Even stranger,
this phone was listed as the logged in profile on a phone. The name had
also changed to SEP + the name of the profile.
Obviously there was some database shenanigans going on with
As pavan n Brian said, exact reason would be in traces. Second port cdp
output referring seems pc port, so that shouldn't be a problem.
Time issue was seen in past with 69xx phone. But should be fixed in 9.4,
which you are running.
On 11-Apr-2014 8:06 pm, Brian Meade bmead...@vt.edu wrote:
Is
Can anyone point me to where I can find a full sample config file for the
Cisco SPA122? Google either turns up dozens of sites with marketing
material that say you can provision with a config file or 23409 sites with
the same configuration guideJ.
I've been working on tftp
As long as you assigned hostnames as the Subject Name on the certificates, all
you would need to do is update DNS. It is very rare to assign a certificate to
an IP address.
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