8 OpenScape UC App Domain File

The "domain_configuration.csv" file contains information about OpenScape UC Application users and their attributes.
 
How to Import into UC Application:
1.
Make sure that OpenScape UC App and its licenses are installed.
2.
If necessary, enforce the synchronization between OpenScape Voice and OpenScape UC App by issuing the following commands as root user on the Common Management Portal server:
/etc/init.d/symphoniad stop.
/etc/init.d/symphoniad start.
3.
Complete the Public and Private Office Codes on the CMP:
Configuration > Unified Communications > Office Codes.
Select the Comm. System.
a)
Select the Public Office Code to be completed.
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If there is some overlap in the public dialing plan, enter the amount of digits to be taken into consideration for the public dialing plan.
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If there is no overlap in the public dialing plan, then enter "0" as the overlap parameter.
b)
Select the Private Office Code to be completed.
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Enter the appropriate value for L2 code.
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Enter the appropriate value for L1 code.
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Enter the appropriate value for L0 code.
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If there is some overlap in the private dialing plan, enter the amount of digits to be taken into consideration for the private dialing plan.
If there is no overlap in the private dialing plan, then enter "0" as the overlap parameter.
Ensure that all applicable public and private office codes have been correctly completed/programmed.
Note: A green check mark should be seen on the CMP for all public and private office codes that have been correctly completed/programmed.
If the green check mark is not seen on the CMP for all applicable public and private office codes, contact Personnel for help.
If the UC Domain Configuration is not correctly set up, then all UC-based applications/capabilities (i.e., ONS) will not work properly.
4.
Create the UC Domain Prefixes on the CMP:
Note: These prefixes are taken into consideration when dialing from UC-based application, for instance a WebClient ONS subscriber.
On the CMP, navigate to Configuration > Unified Communications > Prefixes.
a)
Select the Comm.System.
b)
Select a Public Prefix and fill in the required prefix information.
c)
Click Save.
Ensure that the Public prefix is successfully completed/programmed (i.e., a green check mark should show in the complete column).
If the green check mark is not seen on the CMP for all applicable public prefixes, contact Personnel for help.
If the UC Domain Configuration is not correctly set up, then all UC-based applications/capabilities (i.e., ONS) will not work properly.
d)
Select a Private Prefix and fill in the required prefix information.
e)
Click Save.
Ensure that the Private prefix is successfully completed/programmed (i.e., a green check mark should show in the complete column).
If the green check mark is not seen on the CMP for all applicable private prefixes, contact Personnel for help.
If the UC Domain Configuration is not correctly set up, then all UC-based applications/capabilities (i.e., ONS) will not work properly.
5.
To import the UC Domain Configuration on a:
V5 OpenScape UC server, do the following:
a)
On the CMP, navigate to Operation & Maintenance > Recovery > Import & Export > Import.
b)
Select the import file and then click Next.
Select "Common Management Portal" as type of file to be imported and "Domain Management" as included type of data and click Import.
V6/V7/V9 OpenScape UC server, do the following:
a)
On the CMP, navigate to Maintenance > Recovery > Import.
b)
On the "Import - Step 1" window, click on Browse:
Select the import file and then click Next.
Select "Common Management Portal" as the type of file to be imported, and "Domain Management" as the type of data.
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