[cisco-voip] are we still using custom jabber xml files in CUCM v11.5 and JAbber v12?

[Ryan Huff]

Sorry to Hijack this but ......

I’d settle for not having a forced Webexconnect authorization attempt without a good solution to turn it off.

If you think the command line installer switches to exclude a WebEx service discovery is an acceptable solution, I’d argue that you’re wrong. What if I want to go cloud someday? Just reinstall all the clients (since this method modified the bootstrap)?

If you think the mobile provisioning URL is a solution, it’s not. It’s a horrible solution. Convince my users to click on a funky looking url on their devices when I spend my existence espousing to users, not to click on funny looking links?

If you would think calling WebEx support to turn it off is acceptable ... please, by all means, try it and let me know your thoughts.

I’ve been after this feature for awhile now, just wrote a new idea request too ...

https://communities.cisco.com/ideas/2827

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On Jun 14, 2018, at 15:30, Lelio Fulgenzi <lelio at uoguelph.ca<mailto:lelio at uoguelph.ca>> wrote:

Well, that’s promising!

I hope whatever comes along will work with v11.5su4. I mean, if it requires and additional suX, I can live with that, too.



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Hmm the most Ill say is you may be happy this fall wink wink

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Subject: [cisco-voip] are we still using custom jabber xml files in CUCM v11.5 and JAbber v12?


I realized that in CUCM v9 and Jabber v11, we needed to use custom jabber xml files if we wanted to turn on a feature for some people but not others. That gets tricky with multiple features and providing some but not others. Definitely not scalable.

Has this changed in CUCM v11.5 and Jabber v12? I’m really hoping that the device configuration page will include most of the feature information.

We see new COP files distributed for phones as they are improved upon, it would be neat to see the same thing for Jabber.



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