[cisco-voip] LDAP custom filter for ipPhone field

[John Snow]

Yeah what happened here is an AD migration took place to consolidate two domains with two CM clusters (A=4 digits, B=10 digits). The ipPhone field on ClusterA was being entered as 10digits so the business wanted me to write a script to strip it down to 4 – not my recommendation so I was hoping this was not possible ☺
I thought based on the default filter ipphone=* ,  that * in itself was a regular expression and it would be possible to write something more elaborate similar to what UCXN can do.

Regards,

John Snow
Senior VoIP Analyst
Canadian Natural Resources Limited
Suite 1800, 324 – 8th Ave SW
Calgary AB, T2P 2Z2
T:  403 517 7238
C:  587 585 2924
Email: john.snow at cnrl.com<mailto:john.snow at cnrl.com>

From: avholloway at gmail.com [mailto:avholloway at gmail.com] On Behalf Of Anthony Holloway
Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2015 3:07 PM
To: John Snow
Cc: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] LDAP custom filter for ipPhone field

Just so you know the LDAP filters do not manipulate data synced in from LDAP.  They simply filter which records will be synced.  If you already have the ipPhone field filled in, within LDAP, as the last 4 of the phone, then you're probably only missing the mapping in the LDAP directory.  It looks like this:

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I believe in 9.1(2) you cannot change this field on the fly.  Instead, you have to delete the integration and then re-add it with that field set.  In CUCM 10x you can just change it whenever you want.

I hope that helps.

On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 3:33 PM, John Snow <John.Snow at cnrl.com<mailto:John.Snow at cnrl.com>> wrote:
I am searching for a regular expression(s) syntax to import the last 4 digits from the ipPhone field attribute.  Anyone know if this can be accomplished in CUCM 9.1.2 ?


Regards,

John Snow
Senior VoIP Analyst
Canadian Natural Resources Limited
Suite 1800, 324 – 8th Ave SW
Calgary AB, T2P 2Z2
T:  403 517 7238<tel:403%20517%207238>
C:  587 585 2924<tel:587%20585%202924>
Email: john.snow at cnrl.com<mailto:john.snow at cnrl.com>


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