[cisco-voip] CUPC 8.5 Issue
Wes Sisk
wsisk at cisco.com
Tue Mar 1 15:43:38 EST 2011
quoting a colleague:
"Did this user happen to change their password recently? They could be
hitting this defect - CSCtj86676. That would be my first guess. Second
guess would be - CSCtk62723. Other than that we would need CTI Manager
logs to see at what point it is failing."
Regards,
Wes
On 3/1/2011 1:24 PM, Buchanan, James wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a weird issue with CUPC 8.5.
>
> For one specific user, I am getting a Device Credentials error (and
> corresponding CTIManager error in UCM) when trying to control his desk
> phone. The user is able to login and do everything else in CUPC with
> the exception of this one feature. List of things checked are:
>
> 1.Reset the LDAP authentication port to 3268 and restarted the
> CTIManager service.
>
> 2.Made sure the user was a member of Standard CTI Enabled.
>
> 3.Checked/unchecked the Allow CTI Control settings on phone and user.
>
> 4.Changed the CTIManager service timeout for requests from 5 seconds
> to 50 seconds (at the request of TAC).
>
> 5.Have tested the functionality from multiple PCs. Same result.
>
> 6.Have tested other users on his PC, and those users worked fine.
>
> 7.Created a test user in AD, and set that test user with the same AD
> password as his password, and that user worked fine. This eliminated
> the possibility of special characters causing the issue.
>
> I'm out of solutions, and it seems that TAC is as well. I appreciate
> any input you might have.
>
> Thanks,
>
> *James Buchanan *|*Technology Manager, UC *|*South Region *|*Presidio
> Networked Solutions
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