"C:\Program Files (x86)\Cisco Systems\Cisco Jabber\jabber-config-defaults.xml"
Fyi, once jabber has set it self for presence, its a bit tricky to revert back to skype - leave a comment if you want more details on that.ĭo a standard install of Jabber, and grab this file from the location below. Side note, we used Skype for Business for our presence, so some of the settings below are to disable Jabber presence (presence = outlook, the green/yellow icon for online offline chat). Keep in mind that most of the other settings are pushed out from the Cisco backend, ie we tried to get the backend to configure most of the jabber client, so minimal adjustments are required on install. These are the MSI properties we used for out install. Extracting Unsupported and Deprecated Phones Models for UCM 12.Jabber is not bad to package once you have all the info, but getting the info is the hardest thing I found.Tags auto-provisioning axl bash billing bug car cdr certificates Cisco Jabber CME copylists cti CUBE cuc cucm cuos cvd debugs Development dial plan diversion dns dtmf expressway firewalls im and presence informix installation ios ipv6 ISDN itsp Jabber jtapi linux lua managed services media resources mra mtp mwi nat notepad++ pcp posix prime privacy provisioning python regex regular expressions rfc scripting sdl security self-provisioning shell SIP sip normalization sip profiles sip trunking sql srnd SRST telepresence trace ubuntu uccx unity upgrade video voice gateway voice recording voip windows Recent Posts You may need to enable showing of hidden files on the Windows desktop to reach this. %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Cisco\Unified Communications\Jabber\CSF\Config Use a TFTP Client such as Windows TFTP client or TFTPD32 and GET the jabber-config.xml file.
Discrepancies can be a good starting point for troubleshooting. When troubleshooting, it is often helpful to know the methods to view from both the TFTP server and the Jabber client PC. There are several ways to access the jabber-config.xml file from your CUCM/TFTP server or Jabber client PC. Often when working on Cisco Jabber installations, you will be required to edit an existing jabber-config.xml file to change client parameters or support new functionality, or simply as part of an audit or system assessment want to have a look at what customization is being used for Jabber already.
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