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The client cannot resolve contacts in your directory. As a result, users do not get presence and cannot send or receive instant messages. Search Jabber IDs Cisco Jabber uses the Jabber ID to search for contact information in the directory. There are a few options to optimize searching in the directory: Search base—By default the client starts a search at the root of a directory tree. You can use search bases to specify a different search start or to restrict searches to specific groups. For example, a subset of your users have instant messaging capabilities only. Include those users in an OU and then specify that as a search base. Base Filter—Specify a directory subkey name only to retrieve objects other than user objects when you query the directory. Predictive Search Filter—You can define multiple, comma-separated values to filter search queries. The default value is ANR(Ambiguous name resolution.) For more information on these options, see the chapter on directory integration in the Parameters Reference Guide for Cisco Jabber. Local Contact Sources Cisco Jabber has the ability to access and search local contact sources. These local contact sources include the following: Local contacts stored in Microsoft Outlook are accessed by Cisco Jabber for Windows. Local contacts stored in IBM Notes are accessed by Cisco Jabber for Windows (from release 11.1). Local address book contacts are accessed by Cisco Jabber for Mac, Cisco Jabber for Android and Cisco Jabber for iPhone and iPad. Custom Contact Sources Cisco Jabber for all clients provides users with the ability to import custom contacts into their client. Contact Caching Cisco Jabber creates a local cache. Among other things, the cache stores the user's contact list. When a user searches for somebody in their contact list, Jabber searches the local cache for a match before starting a

DNS SRV query to get the LDAP server address: On Windows, Jabber checks if SiteName is available through Windows DsGetSiteName API. If SiteName exists, Jabber sends out the DNS SRV query, _ldap._tcp.SiteName.sites.LdapDomain, to get the LDAP server address. If SiteName doesn't exist or no SRV record is returned for _ldap._tcp.SiteName.sites.LdapDomain, Jabber sends out the DNS SRV query, _ldap._tcp.LdapDomain, to get the LDAP server address. On a non-Windows platform, Jabber sends out the DNS SRV query, _ldap._tcp.LdapDomain, to get the LDAP server address. Once Jabber connects to the LDAP server, it reads the LDAP server's SupportedSaslMechanisms attribute that specifies a list and order of authentication mechanisms to use. Manual Configuration for the LDAP Service Manual Configuration for the LDAP Service You can configure the PrimaryServerName parameter to define a specific LDAP server for Jabber to connect to. You can configure the LdapSupportedMechanisms parameter in the jabber-config.xml file to override the list from the supportedSaslMechanisms attribute. The Contact Service and the LDAP server must support each of these mechanisms. Use a space to separate multiple values. • GSSAPI – Kerberos v5 • EXTERNAL – SASL external • PLAIN (default) – Simple LDAP bind, anonymous is a subset of simple bind. Example: GSSAPI EXTERNAL PLAIN If necessary, configure the LdapUserDomain parameter to set the domain that Jabber uses to authenticate with the LDAP server. For example: CUCMUsername@LdapUserDomain LDAP Considerations Cisco Directory Integration (CDI) parameters replace the Basic Directory Integration (BDI) and Enhanced Directory Integration (EDI) parameters. CDI parameters apply to all clients. Cisco Jabber Deployment Scenarios Scenario 1: If you are new to Jabber in 11.8 We recommend that you use service discovery to automatically connect and authenticate with the LDAP server. If you want to customize your deployment, review the options for providing the LDAP server information and the authentication options that

This feature is built into Cisco Jabber and provides a way to move contacts in the buddy list and other calling-related user preferences from Jabber to Webex App. The data is encrypted. You just need to configure some things before users see this option pop up automatically. This feature is built into Cisco Jabber and provides a way to move contacts in the buddy list and other calling-related user preferences from Jabber to Webex App. The data is encrypted. You just need to configure some things before users see this option pop up automatically. These contacts are migrated to Webex App: Jabber directory contacts whose emails also exist in the cloud Identity Service (the same service that Webex App uses). Custom contacts and photos XMPP federated contacts If any contacts cannot be migrated, the migration tool allows users to export these contacts as a CSV file that they can review. Users must also restart their Webex App for changes to take effect. These user preferences are migrated to Webex App: Chat notification settings (including mute all), unless otherwise noted in the Jabber version information above Call notification settings (including mute all) Audio device and video device selection (except for VDI) Video preferences for incoming calls (start with video or no video) Before You Begin Migration for Jabber covers users on Webex Messenger, Unified CM IM and Presence, Jabber Team Messaging Mode, and phone-only mode with contacts. Make sure your organization uses the following supported releases of Jabber and Webex App. Users must be authenticated through Active Directory. All directory users must be synchronized to the identity service, otherwise the Webex App contact cannot be located.Custom contacts are moved as-is from Jabber to Webex App. Table 1. Supported versions of JabberPlatformVersionsPatchWhat's MigratedJabber for Windows 12.7.3 or later12.8.4 or later12.9.3 or later14.0 or later14.1 or later NoAll contacts and settings mentioned in this article are migrated 12.7.0—12.7.212.8.0—12.8.312.9.0—12.9.2 Yes—download from hereAll contacts and settings mentioned in this article are migratedJabber for Mac 12.8.5 or later12.9.4 or later14.0 or later14.1 or later NoAll contacts and settings mentioned in this article are migrated Webex App September 2020 release or later must be installedNoYou may need to sign in before the Jabber data can be moved over 1 Open the Cisco Unified CM Administration interface. 2 Select . 3 Select Add New. 4 Select Jabber Client Configuration (jabber-config.xml) as the UC Service Type. 5 Select Next.

Directory search. If a user searches for somebody who is not in their contact list, Jabber first searches the local cache and then searches the company directory. If the user then starts a chat or a call with this contact, Jabber adds the contact to the local cache. The local cache information expires after 24 hours. Resolving Duplicate Contacts Contacts in Jabber can come from different sources. Jabber can find matches for the same contact in several contact sources. In that case, Jabber determines which records match the same person and combines all data for that person. To determine if a record in one of the contact sources matches the contact, Jabber looks for these fields in the following order: Jabber ID (JID)—If the records have a JID, Jabber matches the records on that basis. Jabber does not further compare based on the mail or phone number fields. Mail—If the records have a mail field, Jabber matched the records on that basis. Jabber does not further compare the records based on phone numbers. Phone Number—If the records have a phone number, Jabber matches the records on that basis. As Jabber compares the records and determines which match the same person, it merges the contact data to create one contact record. Dial Plan Mapping You configure dial plan mapping to ensure that dialing rules on Cisco Unified Communications Manager match dialing rules on your directory. Application Dial Rules Application dial rules automatically add or remove digits in phone numbers that users dial. Application dialing rules manipulate numbers that users dial from the client. For example, you can configure a dial rule that automatically adds the digit 9 to the start of a 7 digit phone number to provide access to outside lines. Directory Lookup Dial Rules Directory lookup dial rules transform