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Trouble getting a SIP Device #26

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pwrp4j1 opened this issue Aug 17, 2018 · 2 comments
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Trouble getting a SIP Device #26

pwrp4j1 opened this issue Aug 17, 2018 · 2 comments

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@pwrp4j1
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pwrp4j1 commented Aug 17, 2018

Hi, I am working using the atapi 64 bit dll and using it to query the CUCM 11.5 system for lines. However, I only see the lines associated with Cisco devices, not SIP devices. Any ideas why this maybe?

My configuration settings in the CUCM admin part is exactly the same for all 3 devices and my SIP Device can "talk" and "call" the other devices OK. I have associated a line, device and unique user to the SIP device, similar to the other ones.

_tapiManager = new TapiManager("Hills.CiscoCallManager");
                
                _tapiManager.LineAdded += this._tapiManager_LineAdded;
                _tapiManager.LineRemoved += this._tapiManager_LineRemoved;

                Logger.Info("Initialising Tapi Manager..");
                var pass = _tapiManager.Initialize();

// now when I query the Lines Property, I do not see the SIP Device in there.

thanks,
Randeep

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rum80 commented Aug 17, 2018

Hello Randeep,
I am quite sure that issue is not related to ATAPI at all, but due to a CUCM misconfiguration.

To be sure: just open a TAPI client, such as phone.exe, see here, and look whether those SIP lines are present or not.

If, as I think, SIP lines are not present, I suggest to check permission of the CUCM Application User you're using. In particular, ensure user has privileges:

  • Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Connected Xfer and conf
  • Standard CTI Allow Control of Phones supporting Rollover Mode

BTW, the right place to investigate Cisco CTI issue is this forum.

Regards, Marco.

@pwrp4j1
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pwrp4j1 commented Aug 17, 2018

Hello Marco,

Indeed you are right and thank you for posting the answer so quickly. After further reading and exploring, I discovered that 3rd Party SIP Devices do not have this flag to turn on for calling monitoring:
"Allow Control of Device from CTI".

So, even after setting the permissions as you stated in your email I couldn't get access to the phones (even using phone.exe).

Thank you for the resources provided, I will close this issue now as it needs to be answered by Cisco really.

Randeep

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