Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Release 8.6 - Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces [Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway]

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Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces

Command-Line Interface

Graphical User Interface

Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces

Last updated: August 5, 2011

Cisco UMG Release 8.6 utilizes both a command-line interface (CLI) and a graphical user interface (GUI).

•Command-Line Interface

•Graphical User Interface

Command-Line Interface

The CLI is a text-based interface accessed through a Telnet session to the router hosting the Cisco UMG. Those familiar with Cisco IOS command structure and routers will see similarities.

The Cisco UMG commands are structured much like the Cisco IOS CLI commands. However, the Cisco UMG CLI commands do not affect Cisco IOS configurations. After you log in to the Cisco UMG, the command environment is no longer the Cisco IOS environment.

See How to Use the Cisco UMG CLI for the instructions to enter the Cisco UMG CLI environment.

The CLI is accessible from a PC or server anywhere in the IP network.

The Cisco UMG features are configured as follows:

•The VPIM feature is configured using the CLI commands only. The graphical user interface is not supported for configuration, although backup/restore functions are available using the GUI.

•The E-SRST and Cisco Unified SRSV features require the GUI for configuration.

CLI commands can also be used for routine monitoring and maintenance of the Cisco UMG system regardless of the feature licenses installed.

Graphical User Interface

Cisco UMG provides a GUI that is used to configure and operate the Cisco Unified SRSV and E-SRST features. For information on using the GUI, see the online help in the application or the selected chapters later in this guide.

Some monitoring and maintenance functions may be available both using the CLI commands and through the GUI. Some basic maintenance functions in the GUI can also be used for VPIM networks.

For information on using the GUI to configure Cisco Unified SRSV or E-SRST, and for routing maintenance operations, see About the Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway GUI.

Note You can configure the E-SRST and Cisco Unified SRSV features using the GUI before the required licenses are installed, but the licenses must be installed before the actual site provisioning takes place. If you attempt to provision the sites enabled for E-SRST and Cisco Unified SRSV before the site licenses are installed, the provisioning will not be successful.

You can also configure more sites for provisioning than you have purchased licenses for, but the provisioning process will only provision the number of sites purchased. For example, if you have purchased a license for 25 sites but configure the GUI to provision 50, the 25 sites with licenses will be provisioned, but you will receive an error message for the other 25 sites stating that no more licenses are available.

	Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Release 8.6
	Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces
Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Release 8.6 Overview and Initial Configuration Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Overview Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces About the Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway GUI Overview of Configuration Tasks Logging In to the Cisco UMG Graphical User Interface (GUI) How to Enable SMTP Support for Cisco UMG on Cisco Unity Connection Configuring E-SRST Site Provisioning Using the Setup Wizard Supporting High Availability Using the Central Call Agent Wizard to Add Cisco Unified Communications Manager Information Using the Central Voicemail Server Wizard to Add Cisco Unity Connection Information Using the Add Branch Voicemail Server Wizard to Add an SRSV-CUE Device Configuring Users Setting User Defaults Configuring Groups Configuring Privileges Configuring Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting Viewing and Removing Central Voicemail Servers Viewing and Updating a Central Voicemail Server Viewing the Cluster Nodes Associated With a Central Voicemail Server Viewing the Call Handlers Associated With a Central Voicemail Server Viewing and Removing the Central Call Agent Viewing and Updating the Central Call Agent Viewing the Cisco Unified SRST References Viewing and Removing Branch Voicemail Servers Viewing the Cluster Nodes Associated With a Central Call Agent Viewing and Updating a Branch Voicemail Server Managing the Branch Voicemail Server Software Viewing and Provisioning Sites Changing the Information for a Single Cisco Unified SRST Site Changing the Information for Multiple Cisco Unified SRST Sites at Once Using Site Templates Creating, Changing, and Viewing a Site Template Configuring Unassigned Branch Voicemail Servers Changing Cisco Unified SRSV System Settings Making Updates to the System Working With DNS Servers Working With Network Time and Time Zone Settings Configuring the System Login Banner Configuring SNMP Settings Displaying System Information About Security for Cisco UMG Working With Trusted TLS Certificates Monitoring and Maintaining the System Monitoring the Learned Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express Routers Monitoring the Provisioning Status of a Branch Device Monitoring the Voicemail Upload Monitoring the Software Upgrade Status Monitoring the System Maintaining the Cisco UMG System Viewing Reports Backing Up and Restoring Data Configuring Backup and Restore Backing Up and Restoring Data Using the CLI Saving and Reloading the Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Configuration Displaying Cisco UMG License Information Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Using the GUI Troubleshooting Using the CLI CLI Reference Information How to Use the Cisco UMG CLI Scheduling CLI Commands C CLI Commands D CLI Commands L CLI Commands M CLI Commands P CLI Commands S CLI Commands T CLI Commands Glossary	Download this chapter Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces Download the complete book Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Release 8.6 -- Full-book PDF (PDF - 5 MB) Feedback Table Of Contents Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces Command-Line Interface Graphical User Interface Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces Last updated: August 5, 2011 Cisco UMG Release 8.6 utilizes both a command-line interface (CLI) and a graphical user interface (GUI). •Command-Line Interface •Graphical User Interface Command-Line Interface The CLI is a text-based interface accessed through a Telnet session to the router hosting the Cisco UMG. Those familiar with Cisco IOS command structure and routers will see similarities. The Cisco UMG commands are structured much like the Cisco IOS CLI commands. However, the Cisco UMG CLI commands do not affect Cisco IOS configurations. After you log in to the Cisco UMG, the command environment is no longer the Cisco IOS environment. See How to Use the Cisco UMG CLI for the instructions to enter the Cisco UMG CLI environment. The CLI is accessible from a PC or server anywhere in the IP network. The Cisco UMG features are configured as follows: •The VPIM feature is configured using the CLI commands only. The graphical user interface is not supported for configuration, although backup/restore functions are available using the GUI. •The E-SRST and Cisco Unified SRSV features require the GUI for configuration. CLI commands can also be used for routine monitoring and maintenance of the Cisco UMG system regardless of the feature licenses installed. Graphical User Interface Cisco UMG provides a GUI that is used to configure and operate the Cisco Unified SRSV and E-SRST features. For information on using the GUI, see the online help in the application or the selected chapters later in this guide. Some monitoring and maintenance functions may be available both using the CLI commands and through the GUI. Some basic maintenance functions in the GUI can also be used for VPIM networks. For information on using the GUI to configure Cisco Unified SRSV or E-SRST, and for routing maintenance operations, see About the Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway GUI. Note You can configure the E-SRST and Cisco Unified SRSV features using the GUI before the required licenses are installed, but the licenses must be installed before the actual site provisioning takes place. If you attempt to provision the sites enabled for E-SRST and Cisco Unified SRSV before the site licenses are installed, the provisioning will not be successful. You can also configure more sites for provisioning than you have purchased licenses for, but the provisioning process will only provision the number of sites purchased. For example, if you have purchased a license for 25 sites but configure the GUI to provision 50, the 25 sites with licenses will be provisioned, but you will receive an error message for the other 25 sites stating that no more licenses are available.
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