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You can set up your audio device for use with Cisco Jabber.
You can forward calls from Cisco Jabber.
You can use URI dialing to make calls and resolve contacts with Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI).
Users that are connected to Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server (VCS), are only accessible using their associated URI.
For example, a user named Anita Perez has the following SIP URI associated with her directory number: aperez@example.com. URI dialing enables users to call Anita with her SIP URI rather than her directory number.
Contacts imported from Microsoft Outlook may contain SIP URIs. For releases prior to Apple OS X Maverick Version 10.9, the Mac address book may not display some characters, for example aperez@example.com can display as aperezexamplecom. However, you can still search and call using these URIs.
You can create a SIP URI for the contacts in your Mac address book.
Ensure that you have configured the Address Book Plug-in for Cisco Jabber for Mac. Refer to Contacts from Address Book for information on the Address Book Plug-in.
You can call a contact using their SIP URI.