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data

sharing

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to

receive

a

newaddressin

the

AuxiliaryVLANLook

for

Option

150

inDHCP

Offer1.

Ifpresent,

proceed

tostep

5,otherwiseprompt

userfor

UCManageraddressDownload

configurationand

firmware

from

UCMvia

HTTP

port6970,upgrade

firmware

andreboot

if

necessary,

andproceed

to

registerwithUCManagerVLAN

mode

can

be changed

anytime

if desiredUpon

bootup

from

factory

default:VLAN

mode

=

Off38EndpointEthernetDHCPTMSManagementTMSSchedulingDNSWWWTMSPhone

BooksUCManagerUDS

DirectoryCDP:

Discover

VLANDHCP:

Option

150

(or

endpoint

canbemanually

programmedwithUC

Manager

TFTP

address)HTTP:Obtainconfiguration

andfirmwareSIP:

Register

with

UCManagerHTTP:

Obtain

CalendarfromTMSHTTP:

Obtain

Directory

from

UDS39EndpointEthernetDHCPTMSManagementTMSSchedulingDNSWWWTMSPhone

BooksUCManagerUDS

DirectoryCDP:

Discover

VLANDHCP:

Option

150

(or

endpoint

canbemanually

programmedwithUC

Manager

TFTP

address)HTTP:Obtainconfiguration

andfirmwareSIP:

Register

with

UCManagerHTTP:

Obtain

CalendarfromTMSHTTP:

Obtain

Directory

from

UDSHTTP:

Obtain

Phone

Book

from

TMS40New!

in

TMS

14.4EndpointEthernetDHCPTMSManagementSchedulingPhonebooksDNSWWWUCManagerUDS

DirectoryDHCP:

obtain

DNS

serverinformationCDP:

Discover

VLAN

(if

applicable)HTTP:

Obtainconfiguration

andfirmwareSIP:

Register

with

UCManagerHTTP:

Obtain

Directory

from

UDSExpresswayConnectExpresswayExtendTraversalZonePrompt

userfor

emailand

password

credentialsResolve

address

of

Expressway

edge

based

on

users

email

address41UC

Manager

Device

Pack

/

ReleaseNewfeatures

introduced10.0(1.11001-2)

/

February20149.1(2.12024-1)

/

February

20148.6(2.24112-1)

/

February

2014Added

MX300G2

devicetype,and

added

alternate

directory

type

(TMS

or

UDS)

and

URL

device-specificparameters

onTC

7.0

seriesendpoints9.1(2.11006-1)

/

September

20138.6(2.24097-1)

/

September

2013Added

Extension

Mobility,

Servicesand

User

Localization

support

on

theTC

6.3

seriesendpoints9.1(1.21026-1)

/

July

20138.6(2.24093-2)

/

August

2013Added

UCM

failover/fallback,

call

preservation,

config

file

encryption,

and

several

device-specificparameters

onthe

TC

6.2

seriesendpoints9.1(1.21010-1)

/

March

20138.6(2.23071-1)

/

March2013Added

UCM

encryption

support

(CAPF,

CTL,

ITL,TLV)

and

“multipoint

mode”

device-specific

parameteron

TC

6.0

series

endpoints9.0(1.11013-1)

/

December

2012Added

alpha-numeric

URI

support

and

“Bandwidth

AllocationWeights”

device-specific

parameter

on

CTS1.10

and

TX

6.0

seriesendpoints42Cisco

Options

Pack

(.cop)

files

are

installed

on

UC

Manager

and

contain

either

firmware,

new

features

/ models,

or

both.

COP

files

are

specific

to

a

UC

Manager

release

train

(e.g.

8.6.x,

9.0.x,

9.1.x,

etc.)For

TelePresence

endpoints,

new

feature

definitions

COP

files

are

not

distributed

directly,

but

instead rolled

into

the

next

regularly

scheduled

UC

Manager

release

(device

packs,

service

updates,

minor

and major

releases).

TelePresence

endpoint

firmware

is

not

included

in

UC

Manager

releases

and

device packs,

but

rather

posted

separately

to

for

downloadNot

an

exhaustive

list,

just

a

sample

of

some

of

the

most

recent

enhancements

so

you

get

an

idea

of

how

device

packs

are

used./en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/compat/devpack_comp_mtx.htmlTC

Series

endpoints

support

Auto-Registration

as

of

TC

6.0Auto-Reg

assigns

a

numeric

Directory

Number

to

the

endpoint.

For

Alpha-Numeric

URIs

youmust

add

those

manually

once

the

endpoint

is

defined

in

UC

Manager

(after

manuallydefining

it

or

after

it

auto-registers)Use

the

Bulk

Administration

Tool

to

add/change/delete

endpoints

in

bulk

and

to

take

backupsof

endpoint

configs

(device

>

export)You

may

use

Prime

Collaboration

Provisioning

instead

of

UC

Manager’s

native

admin

UI

foradd/change/delete

operations43Device

Page1

of

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to

endpoint’s

webinterfaceCurrent

firmware

l