Documente Academic
Documente Profesional
Documente Cultură
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Accessing the Lab
• Go to Settings ; Uncheck the “Block Connections to untrusted servers”
• Check the “Allow local (LAN) access when using VPN (if configured)”
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Accessing the Lab
• Click on “Connect”. When it prompts for username & password login with the
following credentials
• Username : ciscolive1
• Password : ciscolive1
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Accessing the Lab
• When accessing servers from each other for example when the CUCM
has to reach out to the VCS . Please use the below IP addresses :
• VCSC - 192.168.105.10
• VCSE - 192.168.105.11
• Int PC : 192.168.105.15
• Ext PC : 192.168.105.14
• CUCM : 192.168.105.23
• IMP : 192.168.105.22
• Note : Do not use the IP’s in the previous slide when accessing the
servers from each other
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MRA Solution Overview
Mobile and Remote Access
The mobile and remote access solution supports a hybrid on-premise and cloud-based
service model, providing a consistent experience inside and outside the enterprise. It
provides a secure connection for Jabber application traffic without having to connect to
the corporate network over a VPN.
AnyConnect VPN
Unified CM
&
applications
Expressway
Firewall Traversal
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MRA Solution Overview
Mobile and Remote Access
It is a device and operating system agnostic solution for Cisco Unified Client Services
Framework clients on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android platforms
• Session-based firewall traversal
• Allows access to collaboration applications ONLY
It allows Jabber clients that are outside the enterprise to:
• use instant messaging and presence services
• make voice and video calls
• search the corporate directory
• share content
• launch a web conference
• access visual voicemail
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MRA Solution Overview
Mobile and Remote Access
HTTPS proxy for secure provisioning of endpoints
SIP/TLS, RTP/SRTP for audio/video media
XCP router in the Edge for IM&P for Jabber
Visual Voicemail (REST/HTTPS) supported with HTTPS Directory Access (8.6.2
UDS/HTTPS) supported with HTTPS
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MRA Solution Overview
Requirement
Support Version
Software Version Status
VCS X8.1 or later version
Unified CM 9.1.2 or later version
• Unified IM&P 9.1.1 or later version
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Deployment Scenarios
Single network elements
In this scenario there are single (non-clustered) Unified CM, IM & Presence, VCS
Control and VCS Expressway servers (or combination of Expressway-C and
Expressway-E)
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Deployment Scenarios
Single clustered network elements
In this scenario each network element is clustered Unified CM, IM & Presence, VCS
Control and VCS Expressway servers (or combination of Expressway-C and
Expressway-E)
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Deployment Scenarios
Multiple clustered network elements
In this scenario there are multiple clusters of each network element of Unified CM,
IM & Presence, VCS Control and VCS Expressway servers (or combination of
Expressway-C and Expressway-E)
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Deployment Scenarios
Hybrid deployment
In this scenario, IM and Presence services for Jabber clients are provided via the
WebEx cloud and registered on Unified CM via VCS Control and VCS Expressway
servers (or combination of Expressway-C and Expressway-E)
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MRA Solution Configuration
Deployment Scenario
• In this lab we are going to use single network element deployment model.
• Single SIP domain deployment
• Simple deployment with single UDS and IMP server
Jabber Client External DNS VCS Expressway VCS Control Internal DNS CUCM Home UDS IM&P Server
* FQDN & IP Address listed above are just sample for configuration reference
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External DNS Configuration
Note : This step has been already completed for this lab
Jabber Client External DNS VCS Expressway VCS Control Internal DNS CUCM Home UDS IM&P Server
Note : This step has been * FQDN & IP Address listed above are just sample for configuration reference
already completed for this lab
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MRA Solution Configuration
Configure SRV record – External DNS
Note : This step has been already completed for this lab
Service Protocol Port Record Definition/Host
_collab-edge TLS 8443 expressway.ciscolive.com
External DNS Record (for general deployment not specifically Mobile and Remote
Access service)
Configure A/AAAA record as needed
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Internal DNS Configuration
Note : This step has been already completed for this lab
Jabber Client External DNS VCS Expressway VCS Control Internal DNS CUCM Home UDS IM&P Server
Cluster VCS Expressway Cluster VCS Control Single-Node CUCM Single-Node IMP
expressway.ciscolive.com SRV Record: cucm.ciscolive.com cups.ciscolive.com
control.ciscolive.com
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MRA Solution Configuration
Configure SRV record – Internal DNS
Note : This step has been already completed for this lab
Service Protocol Port Record Definition/Host
_cuplogin TCP 8443 cups.ciscolive.com
_cisco-uds TCP 8443 cucm.ciscolive.com
_sips TCP 5061 cucm.ciscolive.com
_sip TCP 5060 cucm.ciscolive.com
_sip UDP 5060 cucm.ciscolive.com
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MRA Solution Configuration
• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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MRA Solution Configuration
• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
On the IM&P Server - Integrating IM&P with CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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MRA Solution Configuration
• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
Configuring
TFTP
Server on
IM&P
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
Restart the
IM&P Server
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• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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MRA Solution Configuration
• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM
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MRA Solution Configuration Go back to the
Administration
page on the
• Getting Ready – Integrating IM&P and CUCM IM&P Server
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Expressway Configuration
Jabber Client External DNS VCS Expressway VCS Control Internal DNS CUCM Home UDS IM&P Server
* FQDN & IP Address listed above are just sample for configuration reference
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VCS Expressway Configuration
• System host name and domain name
Ensure host name and domain name are specified for every VCS
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VCS Expressway Configuration
Ensure that VCS is Synchronized on every VCS . If NTP is not synchronized over
traversal it may lead to a lot of problems
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Expressway Configuration
• Server Certificate
Install appropriate serve certificates and trusted CA certificates for TLS traversal session
between VCS Control
• This deployment requires secure communication between VCS Control
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Expressway Configuration
• Traversal Zone
Create TLS verify enable Unified Communications traversal zone between VCS
Control and enable Mobile and remote access
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Expressway Configuration
• Traversal Zone
Create TLS verify enable Unified Communications traversal zone between VCS
Control and enable Mobile and remote access – Create a new User for Traversal
Authentication
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VCS Expressway
Configuration
• Traversal Zone
Create TLS verify enable
Unified Communications
traversal zone between
VCS Control and enable
Mobile and remote access
– Create a new User for
Traversal Authentication
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Expressway Configuration
• Traversal Zone
Create TLS verify enable Unified Communications traversal zone between VCS
Control and enable Mobile and remote access – Create a new User for Traversal
Authentication
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VCS Expressway Configuration
• Traversal Zone
Create TLS verify enable traversal zone between VCS Control and enable Mobile and
remote access
Use the below setting on the Traversal Server Configuration
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Please verify this step at the end of all
VCS Expressway Configuration the configuration – This wont be active
unless the configuration on the VCSC is
• Unified Communications Status completed
After all configurations, Unified Communication status should shows…
• Unified Communications mode: Enabled
• Unified Communication service: Active
• Zone (Sip status): Active
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Control Configuration
• Solution Configuration - Deployment Scenarios
• Single SIP domain deployment
• Simple deployment with single UDS and IMP server
Jabber Client External DNS VCS Expressway VCS Control Internal DNS CUCM Home UDS IM&P Server
* FQDN & IP Address listed above are just sample for configuration reference
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VCS Control Configuration
• System host name and domain name
Ensure host name and domain name are specified for every VCS
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VCS Control Configuration
• DNS Server on the VCS control
Ensure the DNS server is the 192.168.X.15 DNS sever , if not configured please
configure and Flush DNS cache
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VCS Control Configuration
Ensure that VCS is Synchronized on every VCS . If NTP is not synchronized over
traversal it may lead to a lot of problems
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VCS Control Configuration
• Server Certificate
Install appropriate serve certificates and trusted CA certificates for TLS traversal session between
VCS Expressway
• This deployment requires secure communication between VCS Control and Expressway
• For detail of certificate creation and deployment, please refer to “Cisco VCS Certificate Creation
and Use Deployment Guide”
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Control Configuration
• Mobile and Remote Access
Enable Mobile and remote access feature from Configuration > Unified Communications
> Configuration
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VCS Control Configuration
• Configure Unified CM servers
Add Unified Communication server used for remote access from Configuration >
Unified Communications > Unified CM servers
Step 1: Click “New”
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Control Configuration
• Configure Unified CM servers
Step 2: Entre Unified CM publisher address, AXL Web service username and password,
then click “Add address”
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VCS Control Configuration
• Configure Unified CM servers
VCS automatically negotiate SIP link between Unified CM
• Depending on Unified CM configuration, link establishes with TCP or TLS
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VCS Control Configuration
• Neighbor zone between Unified CM
Non-configurable neighbor zone “CEtcp-<UCMName>” or/and “CEtls-<UCMName>”
automatically created after configure Unified CM servers
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VCS Control Configuration
• Search rule pointing to Unified CM
Non-configurable search rule “CEtcp-<UCMName>” or/and “CEtls-<UCMName>” automatically
created after configure Unified CM servers
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VCS Control Configuration
• Configure IM and Presence server
Add IM and Presence used for remote access from
Configuration > Unified Communications > IM and Presence servers
Step 1: Click “New”
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VCS Control Configuration
• Configure IM and Presence server
Step 2: Add publisher FQDN, AXL Web service username and password, then click
“Add address”
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VCS Control Configuration
• Configure IM and Presence server
Configured IM and Presence server will add on VCS and status shows as “Active”
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Control Configuration
• Traversal Zone
Create TLS verify enable Unified Communication traversal zone between VCS
Expressway and enable Mobile and remote access
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VCS Control Configuration
• Traversal Zone
Create TLS verify enable traversal zone between VCS Expressway and enable
Mobile and remote access
Username : traversal
Password : ciscolive
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VCS Control Configuration
• Traversal Zone
Create TLS verify enable traversal zone between VCS Expressway and enable
Mobile and remote access
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MRA Solution Configuration
VCS Control Configuration
• SIP domain to route to Unified CM
Configure the domains for registration, call control, provisioning, messaging and
presence services are to be routed to Unified CM from Configuration > Domains
(select target domain and click “View/Edit”)
Enable feature to route to Unified CM
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VCS Control Configuration
• Zone Status
After all configurations, traversal zone status should shows “Active”
(require to complete VCS Expressway configuration before zone status become
active)
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VCS Control Configuration
• Unified Communications Status
After all configurations, Unified Communication status should shows…
• Unified Communications mode: Enabled
• Unified Communication service: Active
• Zone (Sip status): Active
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Unified CM Configuration
• Solution Configuration - Deployment Scenarios
• Single SIP domain deployment
• Simple deployment with single UDS and IMP server
Jabber Client External DNS VCS Expressway VCS Control Internal DNS CUCM Home UDS IM&P Server
* FQDN & IP Address listed above are just sample for configuration reference
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Unified CM Configuration
• Maximum Session Bit Rate
Ensure that the Maximum Session Bit Rate for Video Calls and Audio Bit Rate
between and within region is set to a suitable upper limit (i.e. 6000kbps and
Wideband) System > Region
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MRA Solution Configuration
Unified CM Configuration
• End User Configuration
Enable user for Unified CM IM and Presence service with appropriate profile – In this
lab you can use the “Non” UC Service Profile”
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Unified CM Configuration You may need to associate the device(CSF) after
creating it on the CUCM
• End User Configuration
Associated user with appropriate Controlled Devices
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Unified CM Configuration
• End User Configuration
Make sure “Standard CCM End Users” and “Standard CTI Enabled” add as Access
Control Group
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Unified CM Configuration
• Phone Configuration
Add Phone with appropriate profile and DN
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Unified CM Configuration
• Phone Configuration
Device owner user ID must be mapped on the device to link the service profile
If owner user ID is not specified, user will use the default service profile
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Unified CM Configuration
• Phone Configuration
Add owner user ID in “Associate End Users” under Directory Number Configuration
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MRA Solution Configuration
IM&P Server Configuration
• Solution Configuration - Deployment Scenarios
• Single SIP domain deployment
• Simple deployment with single UDS and IMP server
Jabber Client External DNS VCS Expressway VCS Control Internal DNS CUCM Home UDS IM&P Server
* FQDN & IP Address listed above are just sample for configuration reference
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IM&P Server Configuration
• User Profile sync status
Check user profile created on Unified CM properly sync
System > Cluster Topology
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Firewall Configuration
• Solution Configuration- Deployment Scenario
• Single SIP domain deployment
• Simple deployment with single UDS and IMP server
Jabber Client External DNS VCS Expressway VCS Control Internal DNS CUCM Home UDS IM&P Server
Cluster VCS Expressway Cluster VCS Control Single-Node CUCM Single-Node IMP
expressway.ciscolive.com SRV Record: cucm.ciscolive.com cups.ciscolive.com
control.ciscolive.com
* FQDN & IP Address listed above are just sample for configuration reference
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Firewall Configuration
• Port usage: VCS Control to VCS Expressway
DMZ
Internet
IM&P
CUCM-UDS VCS Control VCS Expressway
VCS Control VCS Expressway
Source Port Listening Port
TLSA = Configurable TCP Outbound ports range
Management Control Inbound and outbound calls
SIP signaling
25000 to 29999 7001
* Default ephemeral ports range (X8.1) for is 30000 – 35999 which
SIP media
UDP YC UDP YE configurable
30002 to 35999 ** 36000 to 36001**
TURN server control UDP source port UDP 3478 *** ** Default media ports range (X8.1) is 36000 – 59999 which
configurable
Note : This step has been *** Default TURN request listening port. For large scale deployment,
default port range is 3478-3483
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Firewall Configuration
• Port usage: VCS Expressway to/from Public Internet
DMZ
Internet
IM&P
CUCM-UDS VCS Control VCS Expressway
VCS Expressway Internet SIP UA
Source Port Listening Port
N = VCS wait unit it receives media, then it sends its media to the IP
Management Control Outbound to SIP UA in the Internet port from which media was received (egress port of the media from
Open Firewall DMZ to Internet the far end non SIP-aware firewall)
XMPP (IM and Presence) N/A N/A YE = Configurable traversal media ports range (on Expressway/E)
UDS
N/A N/A
(Provisioning and Phonebook) ** Default media ports range (X8.1) is 36000 – 59999 which
TURN Server Control N/A N/A
configurable
TLS TLS S
IP Ports
SIP signaling
25000 to 29999 >= 1024
UDP YE UDP N
Media
36000 to 59999 ** >= 1024
*** Default TURN request listening port. For large scale deployment,
TLS S
SIP signaling TLS 5061 default port range is 3478-3483
>= 1024
UDP YE UDP N
Media
36002 to 59999 ** >= 1024
Entre IMP user ID and password Client attempting logon over MRA Logon…, attempting UCM registration
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Registration Status
• Jabber for Windows registered on Home-UDS
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MRA Solution Configuration
Registration Status
• Jabber for Windows registered on Home-UDS
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 1
If Jabber Displays “Cannot Communicate with Server “ , try clearing Jabber Cache from the
Local PC
To Clear Jabber Cache : Go to Start -> Run and go to %APPDATA%
Go into both Local and Roaming folders and within Cisco folder delete Unified Communications
folder
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 2 :
Verify DNS SRV records on the external PC and the VCS-C
From the external PC try using nslookup , set type=srv and perform an SRV lookup for
_collab-edge._tls.ciscolive.com – this should resolve to expressway.ciscolive.com
On the VCS-C use the DNS Lookup tool to check for _cuplogin._tcp.ciscolive.com ,_cisco-
uds._tcp.cisco.com and for expressway.ciscolive.com
DNS Lookup Utility on the VCS
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 2 : (Continued)
Result
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 2 : ( Continued )
Ifyou do not get the above results , make sure the right DNS Server is
configured on the VCS-C , under System -> DNS
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 3 :
Make sure that IMP Server is active and reachable
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 3 : (Continued)
If you see the below error Output
Restart XCP Router Service on the IMP Server and refresh the IMP Servers
from the VCS-C
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 4:
IfNTP is not synchronised and the traversal is created - it may cause issues and
you see an X-Auth token expired error in the Jabber PRT
To resolve this issue :
Synchronise NTP on the C and E to preferably the same source at the same
stratum ( preferably Stratum 3 and lower ) and recreate the traversal server /
traversal client zones
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 5:
IfLogin is still failing , collect Diagnostic logs from the VCS-C and VCS-E for a
failed Jabber Login attempt and work with the proctor to review them
To capture logs:
Go to Maintenance -> Diagnostics -> Diagnostic Logging
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 5:
Click on Start New Log
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Troubleshooting Jabber Login
Step 5: (Continued)
Click on Download Log and Save
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