[cisco-voip] Phonebook

[Tim Smith]

Hi Charles,

The corporate phone directory has nothing to do with partition / css.

In Prior to 5.x it is just an LDAP directory full of users
If you are not AD integrated, this LDAP directory lives on your CCM pub, in DCDirectory
If you are AD integrated, the AD is extended and all the records will live in your AD directory.

5.x and post 5.x - LDAP disappears and the users are now stored alongside the rest of your config data in the Informix database on the CUCM's.

If your corp directory is segmented then someone has probably implemented a custom XML directory service based on the Cisco SDK.

If you want to combine them, my guess would be you need to switch back to the default service.

What version are you running?

Cheers,

Tim.



On 16/03/2010, at 7:24 AM, Charles Goldsmith wrote:

> That's odd, I thought the corporate phone directory segmented the
> phonebook based on partition/css?
> 
> At least my install is doing that, each of my own sites only see the
> local users when looking at the Corporate Directory, and I've been
> asked to combine them all, but in what little digging I did online via
> google and cisco.com, I didn't see any references to it.  I haven't
> spent enough time to open a TAC case on it though.
> 
> Thoughts on this?  Any relevant information in the docs about it that
> I've missed, which isn't much in the admin guides.
> 
> Thanks
> Charles
> 
> On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 6:30 AM, Ryan Ratliff <rratliff at cisco.com> wrote:
>> For phonebooks (ie corporate directory as it appears on your phone) take a look at the IP phone sdk.  You'll have to write your own IP phone service that will search mutliple directories (or in your case several of them that search a single directory).  There is a sample multidirectory.asp file you can work off of.
>> 
>> Then you'll want to add these new services via ccmadmin, and disable the default corporate directory service. Then simply subscribe phones to the directory service for their organization.
>> 
>> For your second question, the first step is to bookmark http://cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/tsd_products_support_series_home.html.  This is the front page for a CUCM documentation.  The guides you want are the Services and Administration guides.  The Services guide will talk about each option in the CCMAdmin web page and how it is used.  The Admin guide will tell you specifically what each option means on the page.   These are both in the "Maintain and Operate" section.
>> 
>> For 7.x the ldap section of the Services guide is at http://cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/7_1_2/ccmsys/a04direc.html#wpxref25298.
>> 
>> -Ryan
>> 
>> On Mar 14, 2010, at 4:01 AM, Dan Mo wrote:
>> 
>> I am building a CUCM 7.x  cluster and Unity7.x Cluster with UM. Business is planning to host the VOIP services of two different sister companies form this setup.
>> 
>> One of the requirements from this new setup is that the two sister organizations should be distinct and hence I am putting them in different partitions.
>> 
>> Now the problem is there is a requirement for different phonebooks for the different companies as well, how do I acheive that.
>> 
>> I was planning to do integrate the CUCM to AD LDAP, how do I do the integration, need help on that too :)
>> 
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