The XML file structure is rendered in JavaScript, so you still need to paste the contents into a text file (saved as an XML file) and upload the file to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager TFTP server, using exactly the same name jabber-config.xml. With Cisco Unified Communications IM and Presence Service Release 10.x, the Cisco Jabber client contacts Cisco Unified Communications Manager first and receives the necessary information from the device-specific configuration file and the jabber-config.xml file. In previous Cisco Unified Communications IM and Presence Service versions, the Cisco Unified Communications IM and Presence Service node was contacted first. Because the network services are discovered, you do no need to specify a Cisco Unified Communications Manager IP address. The user name is and the password is Cisco1234. The example XML file connects to a Microsoft Active Directory server with the IP address 10.1.5.14 and the port 389. The figure shows an example XML file with the Jabber Config File Generator-generated content. The generator has built-in logic, which verifies that you are entering the correct information for the deployment selected, as well as valid XML characters. Then, you can simply copy and paste the result into an XML file. And at that point, there's not much point in getting it to download the config automatically, since I've got to manually config the dhcp anyway (and one more "copy tftp run" command isn't that much more effort).Generator renders the proper jabber-config.xml file for you after you answer a few questions in an easy-to-use form. The other issue I ran into was that, in order to have a switch obtain an address via DHCP (so that it can interact with the tftp server), I've needed to manually configure the interface (in my case VLAN 1) so that it uses DHCP. I've heard that it's possible, but I've thought of a few issues when thinking about how this would be implemented.įirst thing is how to configure a switch so that it knows to download the config the moment it's connected to the network (is there a way to have the tftp server push the config when it detects a new switch connected?). As the title says: I'm looking for a way to configure a network where, when a switch is connected it will automatically download a config from a TFTP server (I'm using two catalyst 3750s at the moment, with a windows device running the tftp server)
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