Dang!!
This is right around the corner.
Thanks,
Ben
From: Brian Meade
Sent: Wednesday, October 2, 2019 1:24:46 PM
To: Benjamin Turner
Cc: cisco-voip@puck.nether.net
Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Microsoft Graph/OAuth 2.0
Unity Connection still just supports
Unity Connection still just supports EWS. Microsoft Graph is on the
roadmap last I heard.
On Wed, Oct 2, 2019 at 10:41 AM Benjamin Turner
wrote:
> Has anyone found any documentation from Cisco regarding Microsoft
> Graph/OAuth 2.0 and Unity authentication for 365 customers? Seems that EWS
>
Ah, so we have some internal VLANs that dispense only private address space,
which can be used for printers and dummy devices. The fight with that in the
past, was that we did not have the internet call proxy available with
Expressway, so third party video systems couldn’t do anything video
Has anyone found any documentation from Cisco regarding Microsoft Graph/OAuth
2.0 and Unity authentication for 365 customers? Seems that EWS will not be
supported.
Thanks,
Ben
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Not hijacking at all… very good points.
I was thinking about the HA availability (HAA?) on these third party SIP
devices as well. From what I recall, they only have one spot to enter the
registrar.
I too, would think about the Expressway as the registrar – but I have much less
experience with
Actually I don't know that it doesn't exist, I was just saying I had not
heard of it before. I am curious if it is, and no one has addressed it yet.
Also, I realize I have a type on this line:
*National Pattern strips + prefixes *#*02 and routes to SIP trunk
(*#*1301212) *
It should
Thanks for this great information Anthony. Back to work after a few days off…
As for my harping on the CSS mapping feature, you know, it could have just been
me making that up in my mind. Although, when I think of it, it could be a PBX
feature that exists (ROLM -> HICOM) over digital trunks
