[cisco-voip] UserID when syncing via ldap.. Removing certaincharacters?

[Grisham, Tom]

We had a similar issue, in that 9,000 numbers in the LDAP domain that we
desired to sync call manager with.  Primarily to have a directories link
on the phone so that one-button calling to any of the 9,000 users, ie.
Not to use the "EditDial" soft-key.  With 9,000 numbers the format was
all over the place.

So our AD guru created a script to do the transposing of the AD user
BusinessTelephoneNumber object (held +61(0)884807702 PSTN strings) to
the AD user IPTelephoneNumber object.  In our case this additional phone
number field was empty for all users and we could populate it.  So the
script/stripping logic was homegrown and independent of CUCM.  This then
allowed us to sync CUCM to the IP Phone number field.

Not elegant, but functional.

 

-----Original Message-----
From: MILLS, Mark [mailto:mark.mills at baesystems.com] 
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 12:08 AM
To: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: [cisco-voip] UserID when syncing via ldap.. Removing
certaincharacters?


Hi,

We are doing Active Directory syncing for CallManager 6 users.

We use the telephoneNumber ldap attribute to map to the User ID field in
CCM, but in AD want to use the full international format such as
"+61(0)884807702" for numbers.

This is obviously a bit horrible for users to enter via their phone, is
there any way possible that we can have it selectively strip out the
+61(0) part of the number when creating the synced User ID's???   Ie, so
the login for the above number would actually be 884807702 ?

I have had a hunt around, and cant seem to find anything about doing
this, so I am assuming its not possible?  :(

Thanks,
   Mark
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