[cisco-voip] Mass import of users into Access Control Group

Wed Oct 10 07:48:47 EDT 2018

Yeah, I would just do it in the GUI, that’s 4 sets of users you’d be done in about a minute. It also only shows you users not in the group. So each time you add folks the resulting refresh of the screen is the unadded users left.

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Around 1000 users,

Kind regards

James

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How many users? You can go into the acg and add up to 250 at a time I believe. Manual may be faster in this case depending on the count

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Subject: [cisco-voip] Mass import of users into Access Control Group

Afternoon all,

Might be a bit of a basic question, but I need to assign all the users in our cluster to a specific access control group.

Am I correct in saying the easiest way to accomplish this is via the bat tool?

If so could someone advise me of the correct approach please.

Many thanks

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