These issues also apply to the Jabber client integration with the standard VCS/VCS Express. There are a couple of issues that are worth noting with the Cisco Jabber for iPad integration with the VCS Starter Pack. However, I found that with version 1.0 I did not receive the phone book information from the VCS. The device will register and is able to send/receive calls. NOTE: I tested with version 1.0 of the Jabber client. Fortunately, the process is pretty straightforward. However, this guide doesn't cover provisioning with the VCS Starter Pack. The Cisco Jabber for iPad administration guide provides detailed steps for provisioning the client to work with the VCS.
#Cisco jabber video for telepresence administrator guide for mac
Those of us who have been using the Jabber for Mac ( not Jabber Video for Mac, which is just Movi) client are probably familiar with this behavior. The client won't run both services simultaneously (unless there is something I don't know). So, for example, you can provision CUPS and then back out to provision WebEx Connect.
With the Jabber for iPad client certain configurations are mutually exclusive, but it is a relatively simple matter to re-provision the client to use different services. This oversight has been rectified with VCS version X7.2.1, which was released on November 5, 2012. The initial release of the Jabber client supported integration with the Cisco Video Communications Server (VCS) and TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) but it did not include support the VCS Starter Pack Express. Video capabilities that leverage the built-in cameras on the iPad2 andģrd generation iPad, but it also combines call processing, presence, and As noted in my blog on Cisco Jabber for iPad Now Has Video, the latest version of Cisco Jabber for iPad
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