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Overview
The Admins list view displays the system admin users, where user type is "admin" or "end user + admin":
User type: Admin
User type: End User + Admin
A single user account can be configured as both an End User (with services) and as an Administrator by assigning an Authorized Admin Hierarchy containing a self-service role to the user. See Authorized Admin Hierarchies and Roles (roles).
Note
End users are provisioned with services and can be created at any level of the hierarchy, but can only be assigned services at a site.
Note
If you're adding a single role admin user and select an Authorized Admin Hierarchy instance that has been associated with the role, then the hierarchies set in the Authorized Admin Hierarchy override the default hierarchies associated with the role. See Authorized Admin Hierarchies and Roles.
If you're adding a multi-role admin user, the user must first reside at site level and then be assigned a self-service role by a system administrator, and a selected Authorized Admin Hierarchy instance that has an administrator role.
If needed, this step should also be carried out manually in the case of synced in users or users moved to a site.
Enabling the system setting Additional Role Access Profile Validation restricts Authorized Admin Hierarchy roles to those with linked access profiles that are in the subset of the administrator's own access profile.
If the role is set to an administrator role and an Authorized Admin Hierarchy instance is also specified for the user, the role on Authorized Admin Hierarchy takes precedence. This is NOT a recommended configuration.
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Default local admins are created when provider, reseller, customer, and site hierarchy nodes are established.
An admin for a particular hierarchy level can create or modify the administrators and operators at that hierarchy level and any level below. For example, a Customer XYZ administrator can create other Customer XYZ administrators and site administrators for Customer XYZ.
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Admin user password updates
If the admin user password is updated, user passwords on Cisco UCM, CUC, and Webex are also updated if these have been provisioned for the user.
Note
Since different UC apps can have different password strictness rules, the update transaction will only succeed if the strictness rules of all the UC apps have been met. Otherwise, the update transaction will roll back.
Administrators should therefore choose a password that meets the requirements of all the UC apps.
Add/update local admins and operators
This procedure manually adds or updates an admin user for an intermediate node, and adds or edits local admin or operators.
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You can view the list of admins on the Admins page (relation/User), then click on an admin in the list view to view and/or update their settings. You can also click the Plus (+) icon to add a new admin user.
Log in as an admin user at the hierarchy where you want to add or update the admin user.
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If you're adding or updating an admin or operator below your current hierarchy, click Organization Hierarchy then select the relevant hierarchy from the tree view. For example, if you've logged in as Provider admin and you want to add a customer admin, select the relevant customer.
Go to the Admins list view.
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The Admins list view makes use of an [OR] condition to filter admins, Admin[OR]End User + Admin. For details on the filter, see: Ordering Lists.
Choose an option:
Update an existing admin user? Click on the admin to view their settings. Update the admin. Save your changes.
Add a new admin user? Click the Plus icon (+) to add a new record.
Fill out the admin user's user details and their account information. Mandatory fields are indicated with an asterisk (*), typically, Username (sign-in username) and Role (for example, Automate - Admin).
For details on the available settings for admins, see User settings.
Save your changes.
View transaction progress and details in the Transaction Logs.
Related topics
Transaction Logging and Audit in the Core Feature Guide
Additional Role Access Profile Validation in Settings topic in the Advanced Configuration Guide.
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Overview
The System User Details list view (relation/User) displays users at or below the current hierarchy node. Users can be created in the system in various ways, depending on your setup:
User creation can also vary across different hierarchies in the system.
Note the following user details:
| Sync Source | The source application of user data, for example: LOCAL indicates that the user has been manually created in Automate and has not been synced from LDAP or from Cisco Unified Communications Manager (Cisco UCM). UCM indicates that the user exists on both Automate and Cisco UCM, and is not synced from LDAP. The user may have been created first on Automate (top-down) or created on UCM and synced into Automate (bottom-up). |
| Sync Type | Identifies the user that was synced from a device as indicated by Sync Source according to a type. The setting is read-only and assists in for example distinguishing LDAP sync users (bottom-up UCM-LDAP or or top-down LDAP). Example values:
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| User Type | Administrators (Admin) who are users accessing the system in order to perform administrative activities End users (End User) that will be set up with services in the system. Users with multiple roles (End User + Admin) [1] |
| Auth Method | See: User Authentication Methods [2] |
| License Audit Status [3] | From release_21.4-PB5 onwards, the results of the last license counting process can be viewed as a License Audit Status field or when viewing a specific user. When viewing a specific user, the linked services details will indicate the services the user is consuming for further details. The license status field will indicate if the user is:
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| [1] | User Type: see: Admins. |
| [2] | Auth Method: see: User Authentication Methods. |
| [3] | This column will only show after the first run of the license-audit-service. See the Licensing and Subscriber Data Export Guide. |
View a system user's details
On the System User Details page (relation/User) you can select a UC vendor user (Microsoft, Cisco, or Webex) to view and manage their user details (including their authorized admin hierarchy and sync source), their account information, license audit details, their provisioning and hybrid status, their contact details, and their services.
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Overview
This section describes the user settings for admins and end users.
You can select the following tabs/panels to view and manage admins and users:
An additional More Actions toolbar overflow menu also provides additional user management actions on the System User Details form. See Additional user settings.
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Click the toolbar Switch to Tab/Panel layout option to toggle between a panel or tab layout.
User Details tab/panel
This section describes the user details settings.
User Name: Mandatory. The sign-in username.
First name, Last Name, Title, Email Address
Local Password: The local, VOSS system password (the password specified when the user is manually added or provisioned in VOSS)
Role: Mandatory. This user's role (which will determine their menu layouts and dashboards). Available roles include those with the current hierarchy in the Permitted Hierarchy Types list. See Role-based dashboards and menus.
For a provider, reseller, customer, or site administrator or operator, the available roles are limited to those applicable to the hierarchy level. For an intermediate node administrator or operator, the available roles are limited to those associated with the nearest non-intermediate node above the intermediate node in the hierarchy. For more details on roles, see Role-based dashboards and menus.
Entitlement Profile: A profile that specifies devices and services that may be assigned to a user. This setting may not be available for Admin users.
Language: User's preferred language.
If you don't choose a language, the language is inherited from the nearest hierarchy node (at or above the user's hierarchy) that has a default language configured. If no default language is configured anywhere in the hierarchy at or above this admin user, their preferred language is set as English.
If you're choosing a language on the Admins page, the language remains unchanged even if the admin user is moved to a different hierarchy. However, if language is inherited, the admin's language changes if they're moved to a different hierarchy, to the default language at that new hierarchy.
accessed via VOSS Phone Services. See Configure phone services for details. This setting may not be available for Admin users.
Authentication Method: The type of authentication that will be used. See User Authentication Methods. Options are:
For user authentication method (Auth Method) changes when updating, see Authentication Method Setting Rules.
LDAP Server: Displays only when authentication method is LDAP. The LDAP server the user must authenticate against.
LDAP Username: Displays only when authentication method is LDAP. The login attribute of the associated LDAP device model instance.
SSO Identity Provider: Displays only when authentication method is SSO. The entity ID of the SSO Identity Provider.
SSO Username: Displays only when authentication method is SSO. The name identifier used for an SSO authenticated user. Defaults to VOSS username.
Sync Source: Read-only. User's sync source. Sync source is "Local" when the user is created on VOSS. The application from which the user (and user data) was synced, that is, LOCAL (VOSS), UCM, MS-LDAP. Sync source determines the the master of the data. Data in the user mode will be derived from the fields of the master application (for example, CUCM, CUC, MS-LDAP). Default is LOCAL.
Sync Type: The user's sync type. Identifies the user type that was synced from the device as indicated by sync source information, for example CUCM-Local, CUCM-LDAP, LOCAL. Default is LOCAL.
User Type: Read-only. The user's login type. Default is Admin. Determined by the role interface (administration or selfservice). User types may be one of:
See Authorized Admin Hierarchies and Roles under Introduction to role-based access
Authorized Admin Hierarchy: Selected for users with multiple user roles to enable admin capabilities for end users or for admins who have permissions to a restricted set of hierarchies. See Authorized Admin Hierarchies and Roles
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Account Information tab/panel
This section describes user account information settings.
Provisioning Status tab/panel
This tab/panel is relevant only to end users. Provides a read-only view of a user's provisioning status, including multi-vendor provisioning (if applicable).
Select the Provisioned checkbox to view additional UCM's if applicable.
If the user is added to an LDAP server (see the LDAP section below), then the provisioning status will also show the server at the LDAP field.
Contact Information tab/panel
This tab/panel is relevant only to end users.
Defines contact information for the user, such as employee number, employee type, country, state, state, street, department, manager, Fax number, directory URL, Jabber ID, telephone number, mobile, and IP phone.
Hybrid Status tab/panel
This tab/panel is relevant only to end users and is available if the Global Setting Enable Cisco / Microsoft Hybrid is enabled on the Enabled Services tab/panel in the Global Settings. See Global Settings.
For details on the Hybrid Status tab and managing hybrid users, see: Cisco-Microsoft Hybrid Users.
Assigned Lines tab/panel
This tab/panel is relevant only for hybrid multi vendor scenarios. The fields are blank by default.
The fields on this tab are used to capture line details for users set up with an integrated service between two vendors (for example, Cisco and Microsoft).
Services tab/panel
This tab/panel is relevant only to end users, and provides direct links to the user's services, typically only their available and enabled services, which may include Cisco UCM user, CUC user voicemail, Webex App user, Pexip, UCCX Agent, MS 365, MS Teams, or MS Exchange. Clicking on the link for the service opens the settings for that service. For example, clicking the link for MS Exchange user opens the user's User Mailboxes settings page.
Note
You can choose to show or hide disabled services via the Enabled Services tab in the Global Settings.
Custom tab/panel
This tab/panel is relevant only to end users. User defined customized strings and booleans.
LDAP tab/panel
If a user is added as a Microsoft Active Directory LDAP user; then:
If a secure Microsoft Active Directory LDAP server (port 636) is configured higher in the user hierarchy and the server has Enable Write Operations checked, user details can be managed on the server if it is selected from the LDAP Server drop down list.
Only secure LDAP servers are listed. If no suitable servers have been set up, then the tab will not display any fields.
If no such Microsoft Active Directory LDAP server is configured and enabled, the tab will show a message to indicate this.
For setup server details, see:
LDAP Server in the Core Feature Guide
If the Microsoft Active Directory LDAP server is configured and the user already exists on this server, the tab will show a message to indicate this.
The Description field will display in the Microsoft Active Directory Users and Computers interface.
The User Account Control dropdown supports the following UserAccountControl values (associated with codes):
Important
When the LDAP user is added, the User Details tab/panel will show the Sync Source and Sync Type of the user as LDAP.
For details on updating and deleting the user on the LDAP server (Delete from LDAP, Push to LDAP), see Additional user settings.
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Additional user settings (More Actions)
The System User Details user management page (relation/User) contains a More Actions overflow menu that provides additional tools for managing users.
The table describes additional user management functionality available in the More Actions overflow menu:
| Align Hierarchy to Sync Source | For example, if the user's sync source is UCM, the data/User is at Customer level, and the UCM user is at Site level, then the data/User instance will be moved from the Customer level to the Cisco UCM's hierarchy, that is, to the Site level. |
| Align Hierarchy to User | All other related instances of the user (e.g. UCM, device/cucm/User, device/cuc/user, etc.) will be moved to the hierarchy of the data/User instance. |
| Delete From Ldap | Relevant only for Microsoft Active Directory LDAP server. The delete transaction succeeds only for users on Microsoft Active Directory LDAP servers on port 636, where the Enable Write Operations setting is checked. Thus, if Write operations are enabled on the associated LDAP server and the LDAP server is a secured Active Directory LDAP server, the LDAP user (device/ldap/user) is removed, and the Automate user (data/User) is updated, that is, the sync type (source) is set to LOCAL to reflect LDAP removal. If there is an associated Cisco UCM user, the UCM user and the Automate user are updated. In this case:
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| Push To Ldap | Creates an LDAP user (if the LDAP user does not exist). Requires availability of an LDAP server that allows write back and is configured as a secure Microsoft Active Directory server. This server must be on port 636, with Enable Write Operations checked. Used when adding user details on the LDAP form tab for the first time and first adding the LDAP user. Clicking the Save button when you're done also updates the LDAP user details on the LDAP server. However, if any user details have been updated for the LDAP server, this Push To Ldap menu option will also save these. On the Users list view:
This menu option can't be used for Automate LDAP-synced users (in which case a system message on the LDAP tab displays the following error message: Push to LDAP is not allowed). |
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Overview
You can view, update, and add Webex users into VOSS via:
Note
VOSS also allows for the periodic logging and inspection of changes made to data directly in the Webex Control Hub. Contact VOSS if this functionality is to be exposed. The view/WebexAuditEvent and data/WebexAuditEvents models are used for this purpose.
Related topics
Webex User Details in the User Guide
Manage Users
On the Webex User Services > Manage Users page (relation/MultiVendorSubscriber) you can select a user to view and manage their user details, licenses, calling settings, phones, or services. You can also access quick actions available for the user, and enable or disable their login.
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If the user is associated with a phone (device) you can click the link adjacent to the device to go to relation/WebexDevice to view and manage the device settings.
Multiple Jabber devices can be added to a Webex user as long as the user does not have an existing device of the same device type.
Access profile dependency for Add Cisco Webex (+)
To enable the Add (+) quick action for Cisco Webex on a user's management page, your access profile must include the following entry:
Note
This dependency applies only to the Add quick action (the + icon) for provisioning Cisco Webex on a user. It does not replace other Webex workflows (for example, Webex Quick User via view/WebexTeamsSubscriberQas).
Related topics
Sync Webex user with flow through provisioning
Sync with flow through for Webex users requires pre-configuring several settings in Automate (including flow through provisioning criteria) before the initial sync from the Webex Control Hub. See: Flow through provisioning (FTP).
This set up allows Automate to apply the correct configuration, licenses, and services to imported users, and to move users to sites. Once you run the sync, users are imported, provisioned, licensed, and moved to the correct synced in sites, as users - in accordance with configured Webex App user model filter criteria and user profile.
Important
For Webex Control Hub users with Webex Calling Professional licenses and a location assigned, this location won't be overwritten by any site setting configured in the Automate user move component (model filter criteria) of flow through provisioning.
The flowchart sets out the sync with flow through of Cisco Webex users and services.
To access the flowcharts, view the topic via the release documentation at: https://documentation.voss-solutions.com/automate.html
Related topics
Flow Through Provisioning in the Core Feature Guide
Provisioning users with Cisco Webex
This section describes how to provision Cisco Webex for a user, either via the Users list view, or via Webex Quick User.
Related topics
This procedure provisions a user with Cisco Webex, via the Cisco User list view.
Prerequisite:
The users entitlement profile must have Cisco Webex enabled (Webex App checkbox must be selected).
Unless Cisco Webex service assigned is Message only, new users must have an input line specified, and existing users must have either a primary extension, or an input line must be specified.
See Add Webex App User
To provision a user with Webex:
In the Admin Portal, go to Cisco Users.
From the Users list, click on a user you wish to provision with Cisco Webex.
On the Webex App tab/panel, at Webex App User, expand and then fill out settings:
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At Calling Behavior, choose an option, either of the following:
At Assigned Licenses, select a license. Options depend on the Cisco Webex server to which the Cisco Webex Service is synced.
At Roles, select relevant roles.
| No administrator privileges | . |
| Full administrator privileges | Access to all of Portal features, including:
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| Read-only administrator privileges | View only access to privileges available to a full administrator. |
| Support Administrator | Access to user information and support logs. |
| User and Device Administrator | . |
| Device Administrator | . |
Save your changes.
The user is provisioned with Cisco Webex. To verify, ensure the value in the Webex App column in the Cisco Users list view is set to Enabled.
This procedure enables Cisco Webex for a user via Cisco Quick Add User.
Prerequisite:
The user's entitlement profile must have Cisco Webex enabled (Webex App checkbox must be selected).
Unless Cisco Webex service assigned is Message only, new users must have an input line specified, and existing users must have either a primary extension, or an input line must be specified.
See Add Webex App User and Webex Teams Quick Add
In the Admin portal, select the relevant site.
Go to Webex Quick User (view/WebexTeamsSubscriberQas).
At Username, select the user to be provisioned with Cisco Webex.
Select the Webex App checkbox to enable Cisco Webex for the user.
From the Webex Teams User Template drop-down list, choose the template you want to assign to the user.
Click Save. Cisco Webex is provisioned for the user.
To verify that Cisco Webex is enabled for the user, ensure the Webex App column in the Users list view displays the text, Enabled.
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When Cisco Webex Calling (with UCM) is removed from a Webex User, the 'On-Prem UCM Calling' license is removed from the Webex User.
User relation
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| Auth Method | The type of authentication that our user would be using. Typically this would be choices between a Standard VOSS 4 UC user, an LDAP user or an SSO user. Default: Local |
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| LDAP Server | A reference to the LDAP server which this user must authenticate against. |
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| Sync Source | Sync source of the user. Identifies where the user was synced from. This value will determine the master of the data. The data in the User model will be derived from the fields of the master application (E.G. CUCM, CUC, MS-LDAP). Default: LOCAL |
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| Sync Type | Sync type of the user. Identifies the user type that was synced from device as indicated by Sync Source information, e.g. CUCM-Local, CUCM-LDAP, LOCAL. Default: LOCAL |
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| User Type | Indicate the user's login type. Default: Admin |
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| Authorized Admin Hierarchy | A reference an Authorized Admin Hierarchy instance that defines this user's administrative capabilities. This enables administrative capabilities for end users. |
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| License Audit Details | License Audit Information. |
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| MS Teams User | MS Teams User |
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| MS Exchange User | MS Exchange User |
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| Provisioning Status | Group Assigned by FDP |
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| VOSS User | Username field as a placeholder, this field is not used. |
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| User Provisioning Status |
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| VOSS User | Username field as a placeholder, this field is not used. |
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| CUCM Server | CUCM server where the user exists. |
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| CUCM LDAP Directory | CUCM LDAP Directory. |
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| CUC Server | CUC server where the user exists. |
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| LDAP Server | LDAP server where the user exists. |
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| Webex App Server | Webex App server where the user exists. |
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| Pexip Server | Pexip server where the user exists. |
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| UCCX Server | UCCX server where the agent exists. |
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| MS 365 Tenant | MS 365 tenant where the user exists. |
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| MS Teams Tenant | MS Teams tenant where the user exists. |
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| MS Exchange Tenant | MS Exchange tenant where the user exists. |
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| VOSS User Hierarchy | VOSS User Hierarchy |
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| CUCM User Hierarchy | UUCM User Hierarchy |
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| CUC User Hierarchy | UUC User Hierarchy |
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| LDAP User Hierarchy | LDAP User Hierarchy |
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| Webex App User Hierarchy | Webex App User Hierarchy |
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| Pexip Conference Hierarchy | Pexip Conference Hierarchy |
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| UCCX User Hierarchy | UCCX User Hierarchy |
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| MS 365 User Hierarchy | MS 365 User Hierarchy |
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| MS Teams User Hierarchy | MS Teams User Hierarchy |
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| MS Exchange User Hierarchy | MS Exchange User Hierarchy |
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| CUCM Server | CUCM server where the user exists. |
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| CUCM LDAP Directory | CUCM LDAP Directory. |
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| CUC Server | CUC server where the user exists. |
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| LDAP Server | LDAP server where the user exists. |
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| Webex App Server | Webex App server where the user exists. |
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| Pexip Server | Pexip server where the user exists. |
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| UCCX Server | UCCX server where the agent exists. |
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| MS 365 Tenant | MS 365 tenant where the user exists. |
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| MS Teams Tenant | MS Teams tenant where the user exists. |
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| MS Exchange Tenant | MS Exchange tenant where the user exists. |
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| VOSS User Hierarchy | VOSS User Hierarchy |
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| CUCM User Hierarchy | UUCM User Hierarchy |
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| CUC User Hierarchy | UUC User Hierarchy |
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| LDAP User Hierarchy | LDAP User Hierarchy |
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| Webex App User Hierarchy | Webex App User Hierarchy |
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| Pexip Conference Hierarchy | Pexip Conference Hierarchy |
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| UCCX User Hierarchy | UCCX User Hierarchy |
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| MS 365 User Hierarchy | MS 365 User Hierarchy |
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| MS Teams User Hierarchy | MS Teams User Hierarchy |
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| MS Exchange User Hierarchy | MS Exchange User Hierarchy |
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| Hybrid Status | Group Assigned by FDP |
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| Service Type |
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| Enabled Extensions | Extensions to select primary details from. |
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| Line |
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| Line E164 |
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| Class of Service |
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| Update a Subscriber's Multi-Vendor Hybrid Status |
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| User Provisioning Status |
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| Update a Subscriber's Multi-Vendor Hybrid Status |
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| Microsoft Office 365 User Name | The username corresponding to the the Username in Microsoft Office 365. |
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| Microsoft Teams User Name | The username corresponding to the the Username in Microsoft Teams. |
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| LDAP | Group Assigned by FDP |
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| Info | Information about User |
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| Ad Ldap User |
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| Info | Information about User |
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| Manage LDAP User | Flag to determine if users can be pushed or deleted from AD LDAP |
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| LDAP write back enabled | Flag to determine if write back is enabled. |
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| Sync Source | Flag to determine the user sync source. |
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| LDAP Server | LDAP server where the user is configured. |
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| Description | Description |
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| Password | Password |
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| User Account Control | Default: 512 |
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| Manage LDAP User | Flag to determine if users can be pushed or deleted from AD LDAP |
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| LDAP write back enabled | Flag to determine if write back is enabled. |
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| Sync Source | Flag to determine the user sync source. |
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| LDAP Server | LDAP server where the user is configured. |
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| Description | Description |
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| Password | Password |
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| User Account Control | Default: 512 |
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| Contact Information | Group Assigned by FDP |
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| Employee Number | Employee number of the user |
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| Employee Type | Employee type |
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| Country | Country name. |
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| State | Contains full names of state or province. |
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| City | Contains the name of a person's locality. |
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| Building Name | Building name or number. |
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| Street | Contains site information from a postal address. |
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| Postal Code | Contains code used by a Postal Service to identify postal service zones. |
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| Department | Department names and numbers. |
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| Manager | Manager. |
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| Directory URI | Alphanumeric Directory URI (e.g. SIP URI) |
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| Jabber ID | Jabber ID |
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| Physical Delivery Office Name | Physical Delivery Office Name. |
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| Unverified Mail Box | Unverified Mail Box. |
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| Home Phone | Contains strings that represent the user's home phone number(s). |
|
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| Telephone Number | Telephone Number. |
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| Facsimile Telephone Number | Contains strings that represent the user's facsimile telephone Number(s). |
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| Mobile | Contains strings that represent the user's IP mobile number(s). |
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| IP Phone | Contains strings that represent the user's IP phone number(s). |
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| Other Mailbox |
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| Organizational Unit | The name of the person's organization unit. |
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| Member Of | The user can be a member of a variety of groups. |
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| Object Class |
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| Custom | Group Assigned by FDP |
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| Custom String 1 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 2 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 3 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 4 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 5 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 6 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 7 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 8 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 9 | Custom String |
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| Custom String 10 | Custom String |
|
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| Custom List of Strings 1 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 2 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 3 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 4 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 5 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 6 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 7 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 8 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 9 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom List of Strings 10 | Custom List of Strings |
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| Custom Boolean 1 | Custom Boolean |
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| Custom Boolean 2 | Custom Boolean |
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| Custom Boolean 3 | Custom Boolean |
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| Custom Boolean 4 | Custom Boolean |
|
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| Custom Boolean 5 | Custom Boolean |
|
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| Custom Boolean 6 | Custom Boolean |
|
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| Custom Boolean 7 | Custom Boolean |
|
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| Custom Boolean 8 | Custom Boolean |
|
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| Custom Boolean 9 | Custom Boolean |
|
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| Custom Boolean 10 | Custom Boolean |
|
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