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| Bill Simon 2007-12-04, 7:11 pm |
| I have an evaluation copy of Provisioning Manager 1.1 installed and
synchronized with my CM 4.1.3 and Unity 4.0.4 test cluster.
I expected after synchronization that I would see all users from the
global directory set up as "subscribers" in PM with their phones/DNs
affiliated.
Instead what I am seeing is no subscribers, and all the phones and DNs
listed in inventory and not associated with any user or VM box.
Can anyone give me some ideas how to proceed? The documentation makes
sense in terms of setting up new subscribers but not for importing of a
current system.
My test system has about 50 users set up; production has over 12k so
re-entering all of the information by hand will not be an option.
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| Matthew Saskin 2007-12-04, 7:11 pm |
| AD Integrated or DCdirectory?
Bill Simon wrote:
> I have an evaluation copy of Provisioning Manager 1.1 installed and
> synchronized with my CM 4.1.3 and Unity 4.0.4 test cluster.
>
> I expected after synchronization that I would see all users from the
> global directory set up as "subscribers" in PM with their phones/DNs
> affiliated.
>
> Instead what I am seeing is no subscribers, and all the phones and DNs
> listed in inventory and not associated with any user or VM box.
>
> Can anyone give me some ideas how to proceed? The documentation makes
> sense in terms of setting up new subscribers but not for importing of a
> current system.
>
> My test system has about 50 users set up; production has over 12k so
> re-entering all of the information by hand will not be an option.
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| Bill Simon 2007-12-04, 7:11 pm |
| DCD.
Matthew Saskin wrote:
> AD Integrated or DCdirectory?
>
> Bill Simon wrote:
>
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| STEVEN CASPER 2007-12-04, 7:11 pm |
| Hi Bill,
We are also are in the process of evaluating Provisioning Manager 1.1. You helped me out with a login problem a couple of weeks ago that got us off theground. Unfortunately we are also experiencing issues with both Call Manager and Unity synchronization. Our problem is that the system pulled outall of our data from our lab except for the phone (CCM 4.1.3sr5d) and voicemail boxes (Unity 4.0.5) we specifically installed to test with. In other words it is not retrieving any new phones or voice mail boxes that are addedto the systems We have opened two TAC cases but so far have just been sending log files to them.
Regards,
Steve Casper
Voice Technologies
M&T Bank
(410) 347-6026
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I have an evaluation copy of Provisioning Manager 1.1 installed and
synchronized with my CM 4.1.3 and Unity 4.0.4 test cluster.
I expected after synchronization that I would see all users from the
global directory set up as "subscribers" in PM with their phones/DNs
affiliated.
Instead what I am seeing is no subscribers, and all the phones and DNs
listed in inventory and not associated with any user or VM box.
Can anyone give me some ideas how to proceed? The documentation makes
sense in terms of setting up new subscribers but not for importing of a
current system.
My test system has about 50 users set up; production has over 12k so
re-entering all of the information by hand will not be an option.
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| Matthew Saskin 2007-12-04, 7:11 pm |
| Hmm, I was going for the obvious CUPM has issues with AD (issues = no
support last I checked)
I'll be quiet now - don't have any experience with the product 
Bill Simon wrote:
> DCD.
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> Matthew Saskin wrote:
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