Installation Guide for Cisco Unity Express Virtual 10.0

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Updated:: June 14, 2019

Chapter: Configure Cisco Unity Express Virtual Application

Configure Cisco Unity Express Virtual Application
Configure Cisco Unity Express Virtual using GUI
Configure Cisco Unity Express Virtual using CLI

Configure Cisco Unity Express Virtual Application

Cisco Unity Express Virtual can be configured in the following ways:

Configure Cisco Unity Express Virtual using GUI

Cisco Unity Express Virtual can be configured using Graphical User Interface (GUI). The GUI can be accessed by using the IP address provided during installation.

Configure Cisco Unity Express Virtual using CLI

Cisco Unity Express Virtual can be configured using the Command Line Interface (CLI). Log in to Cisco Unity Express Virtual using your ssh user credentials, that was created during Cisco Unity Express Virtual installation. This User ID is automatically assigned admin privileges. Example: ssh adminUser @CUE-IP . The Cisco Unity Express Virtual software CLI prompt displays.

Note

Configuring Cisco Unity Express Virtual using service-module command from Unified CME is not supported.

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