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Author Archives: Adam
CUCM Direct SQL Queries
When working with CUCM you quickly come to understand that the whole system is a big database front ended with an ok GUI and few communications protocol stacks. The graphic interface gets 98% of the work and visibility done for the typical CUCM admin. However, there always comes a time when getting under the hood can be helpful. I’m not sure what to say… Examples! Log into the CLI and use the “run sql” command followed by your query. Here are a few of the ones I have gotten started with. Show all of the tables in the DB: run … Continue reading
Configure IOS DSP Conference Bridge
To configure a DSP conference bridge in IOS you will need to iron out a few sections of config in a particular order and then link it all together with the “associate” commands. First, configure SCCP on the box and reference the UCM system(s) in your environment !define a source !reference your UCM system(s) and prioritize them when using redundancy interfacesccp local GigabitEthernet0/0 sccp ccm 192.168.1.10 identifier 1 priority 1 version 7.0 Next, build out your dspfarm profile for this conference. This is where you allocate resources and specify codecs that are supported !name it and indicate its a conference. … Continue reading
Cisco DX80 CE 9 Kiosk
If you have worked with the DX80 or DX70 in some depth you have probably seen or at least heard of the Kiosk use case. In an organization such as a bank you can have the DX in a side office where clients can push a button to reach an expert who would not typically be available at a remote branch. The home equity loan expert, wealth manager or business specialist for instance. Originally the DX’s ran an Android based code with an availabe application to turn the unit into a customization video Kiosk of sorts. The idea was cool but keeping it patched and secure was a concern for some organizations. The Collaboration Endpoint, aka CE, code addressed this by essentially bringing the operating system from the larger telepresence endpoints down to the DX platform. This addressed concerns but left a gap from a Kiosk perspective, until recently. Continue reading
SIP URI as Preferred Caller ID
Typically and historically you think of caller ID information and you think of the numeric phone number or Directory Number (DN). However, with the advancement of video and its common deployment as part of a full Unified Communications Manager enterprise roll out the SIP URI might become your preference. Continue reading
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