[cisco-voip] CCM7 day to day admin tips ?

[Tony Edwards]

your modified url works , Anthony :-) thanks for that.

tony



On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 2:09 AM, Anthony Holloway <
avholloway+cisco-voip at gmail.com> wrote:

> Close, but it should look like this:
>
>
> http://192.168.10.100:8080/emapp/EMAppServlet?device=SEP1234567&userid=testuser&seq=99999
>
> Anthony
>
>   On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 5:03 AM, Tony Edwards <tonyedwards.rs at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>>   hi Stephen,
>>
>> thanks for your unifiedfx advise.i will check them out shortly.
>>
>>
>>
>> hi Bernard,
>>
>> thanks a lot for your detailed explanations. great work indeed.now , can i
>> please ask you couple of questions on what you said below.
>>
>> With EM Login URL syntax, is the following correct ?
>>
>> http://<192.168.10.100>:8080/emapp/EMAppServlet?SEP1234567=<leSEP1234567>&userid=<le testuser>&seq=<le 99999>
>>
>> where my pub ip is 192.168.10.100 and user pin is 99999 and the device
>> name SEP1234567.
>>
>> Also , let us say , if I have 100 users whom I wants to remote login to
>> their EM profiles , let us say after some maintenance works on the cluster,
>> shall I have to run this URL on my http gui single time every user ? or can
>> I bulk them up all in one go ?
>>
>> secondly, with my vg224 display , yes , i did try with show endpoints to
>> yes , but when you click on end points , she will show me ip adds and
>> descriptions ...etc. but if i click on vg device itself , then it show me
>> all ports in a serial fashion like , 0/1 , 0/2 , 0/3..etc
>>
>> but still , it will not show me what i used to have with in ccm4 like
>> following with both port vs dn mappings such as,
>> 0/1 - 1011
>> 0/2 - 1012
>> 0/3 - blank
>> 0/4 - 1014
>> .
>> .
>> .
>> 0/24 -1024
>>
>> ...etc
>>
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> tony
>>
>>   On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 10:03 PM, Bernhard Albler <
>> bernhard.albler at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Tony,
>>>
>>>
>>> >
>>> > 1) my ccm 7x admin gui keeps on logging me out , so how i can make my
>>> login a permanent for few hours at least , let us say 8am to 5pm , if not
>>> for any longer ?
>>> >
>>> Known issue, i believe this is not fixable right now. See CSCsj45520 for
>>> details
>>>
>>> >
>>> > 2) how can remote login my users across wan ? cause , i heard that
>>> there is a url with which you can remotely login any extension mobility user
>>> , even though you can logout the same user via device gui section ?
>>> >
>>> Two options
>>> 1.)Use AXL (quite easy to do). There is even an example script to do
>>> this in the pyaxl distribution from TU Chemnitz
>>> (http://www.kra-se.de/pyAXL/)
>>> 2.)You can always use the normal EM Login URL in the following form:
>>> http://<ucm>:8080/emapp/EMAppServlet?device=<le device>&userid=<le
>>> username>&seq=<le highly secret pin code of the user>
>>> Devicename includes SEP + the mac.
>>> For this to work you need to know the pin of the user
>>>
>>> > 3) with in my previous ccm4 platform , i use to have a vg224 gui
>>> display under device menu i.e and in this display , there used to be very
>>> useful info or "ports vs associated dn Numbers" mapping and you used to see
>>> which ports are vacant ..etc after the ccm7x migration , i could not display
>>> similar useful info unfortunately. so , is there any way i can extract this
>>> vg224 ports vs dn numbers view ?
>>> >
>>> Hmm, not sure which view you mean. did you check the GW view with
>>> "show endpoints" set to yes?
>>>
>>>
>>> > 4) speaking of display , another display i found very useful in my
>>> previous ccm4x platform was that , you can actually navigate between
>>> "device/mac + loged out dn ( i.e base dn with out any extension mobility or
>>> device profile dn) + loged in dn ( i.e with device profile dn). Is there any
>>> way , i can view similar 3 way mappings with in ccm7 admin gui ?
>>> >
>>> So the DB model for a EM login has changed quite a bit. Logins are now
>>> done just via a relational association.
>>> You have two options:
>>> 1.)go via Device->Actively logged in Devices. Just be aware that
>>> whenever you click on the device you will get the logged out dn there
>>> 2.)Dependency records. Newer CCM versions will show a Dependency
>>> record for the extensionmobilitydynamic table (unfortunately labeled
>>> as "null"). So this gives you some info as well
>>> 3.)run the following query on the cli
>>> run sql select d.name,d.description,np.dnorpattern as
>>> loggedoutdn,emdn.dnorpattern emdn from device d,device
>>> profile,extensionmobilitydynamic em,devicenumplanmap
>>> dnmp,devicenumplanmap dnmp2,numplan np,numplan emdn where
>>> d.pkid=dnmp.fkdevice and dnmp.fknumplan=np.pkid and d.pkid=em.fkdevice
>>> and em.fkdevice_currentloginprofile=profile.pkid and
>>> profile.pkid=dnmp2.fkdevice and dnmp2.fknumplan=emdn.pkid
>>> this should at least give you a bit a easy view who is logged in where
>>> (no navigating from there though :-( )
>>>
>>> cheerio
>>> bernhard
>>>
>>
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