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After you create a Domain, you can add Service Areas and user roles that have access to your new domain. You can also create a service template and assign it to a Service Area and User Role. A service template can be associated to several such combinations of Service Areas and User Roles.
When configuring a Service Area, you can do the following:
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After a Service Area is assigned to a Domain, it cannot be moved to a different Domain. Further, after a Call Processor, Unified Message Processor, or Unified Presence Processor is assigned to a Service Area, it cannot be changed. |
To edit an existing Service Area, expand the list of Service Areas in the left pane, and click a particular Service Area to edit. You can also select a Service Area from the table and click Edit.
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The Minimum Length field indicates the minimum number of digits that a directory number can contain before the prefix is added. This is used by the system to pad numbers with zeros. For example, if prefix = 408, first number = 0, last number = 100, and minimum length = 4, then the range of the directory number block would be 4080000 through 4080100. |
To Edit, select the Directory Number Block, and click Edit. Make the necessary changes and click Save. To discard the changes, click Cancel.
To delete a Directory Number Block, click Delete.
User roles control which products and services a user can order.
A pseudo user is authorized to manage phone and directory number inventory.
These user roles exist in each Domain in Provisioning. Each set of user roles may be customized in each Domain by adding, removing, or changing these predefined user roles.
You must first add a user, then assign the user the Pseudo user role.
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If users already exist on Unified Communications Manager or if they have been synchronized from LDAP, you do not need to add users. |
A user whose role is associated with specific endpoints can order them. You can create orders for endpoints and services, individual services, or you can order bundled services.
Domain synchronization cannot be started without configuring synchronization rules.
Step 1 | Choose . |
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From the Domains table, hover over quick view of the Domain you want to synchronize, and click Start Domain Synchronization. A popup appears saying that the Domain Synchronization has started successfully. The Last Synchronization field in Quick View displays the status of synchronization along with the start and completion time. |
Partners can now customize Infrastructure by using the Deploy menu. The Infrastructure configuration window allows you to customize Core UC applications from one location.
Step 1 | Choose All available devices are listed in the left pane. . | ||
Step 2 | Expand each device to view the infrastructure product of that device. | ||
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Click the desired infrastructure product to cross launch or launch it natively:
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