Chapter 1. Documentation Overview for Cisco Jabber

Documentation Changes

Plan

Install and Upgrade

User

Related Documentation

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Chapter 1. Documentation Overview for Cisco Jabber

You can use this document to understand where you find information for Cisco Jabber 11.5.

- Documentation Changes

- Plan

- Install and Upgrade

- User

- Related Documentation

Documentation Changes

Documents Changed in This Release

Document

Notes

Features and Options for Cisco Jabber

This document has been renamed as Feature Configuration for Cisco Jabber. The document has also been restructured so that features are grouped into functional sections and listed alphabetically.

Plan

The guides listed in this section relate to planning and designing a Cisco Jabber deployment.

Cisco Jabber Release Notes

Audience: All.

Purpose: Describe new features and changes for a given release.

Content: What's new in the release, restrictions, limitations, and caveats.

Each client has release notes for their releases and to view the latest guide, see the following:

- Release Notes for Cisco Jabber for Windows

- Release Notes for Cisco Jabber for Mac

- Release Notes for Cisco Jabber for Android

- Release Notes for Cisco Jabber for iPhone and iPad

Planning Guide for Cisco Jabber

Audience: Administrators.

Purpose: Provides planning considerations and guidelines for deploying Cisco Jabber.

Content: Types of deployments, requirements and constraints.

This guide is the same for all clients and to view the latest guide, see: Planning Guide for Cisco Jabber

Install and Upgrade

The guides listed in this section relate to installing and upgrading Cisco Jabber. These guides apply to all the Cisco Jabber clients.

Cloud and Hybrid Deployments for Cisco Jabber

Audience: Administrators.

Purpose: Provide steps to deploy and install the client in a cloud or hybrid deployment.

Content: Configuration and installation steps to configure and install the client, including configuring services, directory integration, certificate validation, and service discovery.

To view the latest guide, see :Cloud and Hybrid Deployments for Cisco Jabber 11.6

On-Premises Deployment for Cisco Jabber

Audience: Administrators.

Purpose: Provide steps to deploy and install the client in an on-premises deployment.

Content: Configuration and installation steps to configure and install the client, including configuring services, directory integration, certificate validation, and service discovery.

To view the latest guide, see : On-Premises Deployment for Cisco Jabber 11.6

Parameters Reference Guide for Cisco Jabber

Audience: Administrators.

Purpose: Provide a list of the parameters available to configure features in the client.

Content: Information on the configuration file structure. Description of the parameters, including examples, values, and defaults.

To view the latest guide, see :Parameters Reference Guide for Cisco Jabber 11.6

Feature Configuration for Cisco Jabber

Audience: Administrators.

Purpose: Describe Cisco Jabber features.

Content: When you configure Cisco Jabber there are additional features that you can add. The information on how to configure these features and what features are available per client are listed in this guide.

To view the latest guide, see :Feature Configuration for Cisco Jabber 11.6

User

End-User Guides

Each Cisco Jabber client has the following guides:

- User Guide

Audience: End users.

Purpose: Assist end users perform tasks in the client, including accessibility information.

Content: Includes steps to use the client, for example creating calls, chats, meetings.

- Quick Start Guide

Audience: End users.

Purpose: Instructions to help end users navigate around the client for the first time and use a few key features.

Content: Description of the client window and steps to use some key features.

To view the latest guides, see the following:

- End User Guides for Cisco Jabber for Windows

- End User Guides for Cisco Jabber for Mac

- End User Guides for Cisco Jabber for Android

- End User Guides for Cisco Jabber for iPhone and iPad

To search help articles and view how-to videos, see the following:

- Cisco Jabber on Help Central

- Cisco Jabber for Mobile on Help Central

Related Documentation

The guides in this section are for products related to Cisco Jabber.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager

Audience: Administrators.

Purpose: Provide information on configuring Cisco Unified Communications Manager.

Content: Configuration information.

To view the latest guide, see: Cisco Unified Communications Manager

Cisco WebEx Messenger Administration Tool

Audience: Administrators.

Purpose: Provide information on configuring Cisco WebEx.

Content: Configuration information.

To view the latest guide, see: Cisco WebEx Messenger Administration

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