[cisco-voip] Jabber/Webex E911Notification

[Ray Maslanka]

Adam,

Q: Where do you host it?
I've seen an organization similar to yours pointing the E911NotificationURL
to a page on their public website, ultimately distributed by Cloudflare's
CDN.
I've seen an organization host it on their own internal servers in their
own tier 4 datacenters.
I've used a static page hosted by Github for testing and demonstrations
when required, which although cheap and dirty might be argued just as
robust.

Q: Is there anything you do to try and mitigate an outage with it causing
Jabber phones not to be available?
Crossing fingers seemed to be the operational plan.

I'd be interested to hear what you settle on.

Thanks,

Ray Maslanka

On Tue, Jan 11, 2022 at 10:38 AM Adam Pawlowski <ajp26 at buffalo.edu> wrote:

> Is anyone else using the E911Notification popup for Jabber / Webex (UCM)?
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> Where do you host it?
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> Is there anything you do to try and mitigate an outage with it causing
> Jabber phones not to be available?
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> Trying to come up with the best of the worst out of all of the choices I
> have available for where to put it, ideally that doesn’t require editing
> the Jabber config if the location has to change rapidly.
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> Regards,
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> Adam Pawlowski
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