Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
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A Default Device Profile exists to allow users without a user Device Profile for a particu-
lar IP Phone type to log in using EM.
Enable EM in CUCM
Enabling EM involves several steps, a few of which may need to be repeated many times
depending on the number of phones and users in the system. The basic steps are as follows:
Key
To p i c
1.
Activate the Cisco EM Service.
2.
Configure EM service parameters.
3.
Add the EM service.
4.
Create a default Device Profile for each model of phone in use.
5.
Create Device Profiles and subscribe them to the EM service.
6.
Create end users and associate them with Device Profiles.
7.
Enable EM for phones and subscribe phones to the EM service.
The steps are described in more detail in the following sections.
Step 1: Activate the EM Service
1.1
In the Serviceability web page, navigate to
To o l s
>
Service Activation
.
1.2
Select
Cisco Extension Mobility
, and then click
Save
.
Step 2: Configure EM Service Parameters
2.1
In the CM Administration web page, navigate to
System
>
Service Parameters
.
Select the server(s) you want to configure from the
Server
drop-down, and then
select the
Cisco Extension Mobility Service
from the
Service
drop-down.
2.2
Scroll down to the Clusterwide Parameters section. Here, you can select whether
to force EM logout after a maximum login time has expired, and how long that
timer is. This is also where you can set the behavior for multiple logins (Multiple
Logins Not Allowed, Multiple Logins Allowed, or Auto Logout), as described
earlier. Additional settings here include enabling Alphanumeric User IDs (or us-
ing numeric only), choosing to remember and display on the phone (or not) the
last User ID logged in to the phone, and whether or not to clear the call lists for
the last logged in user on logout.
