CME Meetme
Configuring Meetme on CME On phone, press MeetMe button then dial 5002222 to create conference, conference creator should have “conference admin” configured. Other phones may then join dialling 5002222 only. Continue Reading →
Tag: CME
CME Watcher to CUCM Presentity
CME Watcher to CUCM (SIP Trunk) Presentee on top of CUCM Watcher to CME Presentee configuration CME CUCM SIP Trunk BLF Presence Group: left as default standard presence group SUBSCRIBE Continue Reading →
CUCM Watcher to CME Presentity
CUCM registered phone with BLF/SD for a CME registered phone. CUCM SCSS created and applied to the user (if using EM) else phone. SCSS must contain the Partition the Route Continue Reading →
CME Ad-Hoc Conference Setup
In short; Configure “Conference Hardware” under “telephony-service” then “voice register global” Create dspfarm conference bridge profile Associate conference bridge profile with sccp ccm group add sdspfarm tag to telephony service Continue Reading →
Conferencing – Troubleshooting failed conference
BR1 Conference Host (CUCM) HQ Participant (CUCM) BR3 Participant (CME) BR1 used local 2811 Conference Bridge as in MRGL in CUCM. BR3 calls international +34966798100 to BR1 phone; so via BR3-GW Continue Reading →
Basic CME Configuration (SIP Only)
Upload Supporting Files Use the Cisco roadmap to identify the correct version of CME files. CME http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucme/requirements/guide/33matrix.html SRST http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/unified-communications/unified-survivable-remote-site-telephony/products-device-support-tables-list.html Download CME files from Cisco The minimum required with the GUI Continue Reading →
Number Manipulations
With the exception of the Route & Translation Pattern Call Party Transformation, these transformations do not effect the dialled number or call routing. SIP uses the Remote-Party-ID, From and Contact Continue Reading →
BLF Presence
For Directory Number Presence the Directory Number needs to be associated with the user via either; The End User Line Appearance Association for Presence setting Via the DN Line Appearance Continue Reading →