Cisco Systems 5.x manual Identified Subscriber Messaging, Error Status Code Description

Chapter 7 VPIM Networking

VPIM Concepts and Definitions

Table 7-3		CsVPIMConnector Error Status Code Descriptions
Error Status Code			Description
100	(success)		Successful attempt to create, modify, or delete the subscriber.
101	(extension conflict)		Attempt to create a subscriber with an extension that already exists in
			the directory.
102	(alias conflict)		Attempt to create a subscriber with an alias that already exists in the
			directory.
103	(remote address conflict)		Attempt to create a subscriber with a remote address that already
			exists in the directory.
104	(invalid name)		The VPIM message was received with only a single name field (both
			a first and last name are required to create or modify a subscriber).
105	(invalid parameter)		Parameter used for attempted creation was invalid (for example, an
			invalid subscriber template or container for creation was specified, or
			there were insufficient permissions to create the subscriber in the
			specified container).
106	(subscriber not local)		Modification or deletion requested for a subscriber that is found in the
			global subscriber table, but not in the local subscriber table.
107	(subscriber not found)		Modification or deletion requested for a subscriber that cannot be
			found.
108	(invalid extension)		Extension creation rules specified for the location cannot be applied
			to the phone number received or the extension generated is longer than
			40 digits.

Identified Subscriber Messaging

Identified subscriber messaging (ISM) affects what subscribers hear when they call other subscribers from their primary or alternate extensions and are forwarded to the greetings of the subscribers they call. If they then leave a message, ISM affects what the called subscriber hears and can do when listening to the message. When ISM is enabled, Cisco Unity recognizes that the calling extension is associated with a subscriber and accordingly plays the internal greeting of the called subscriber. Additionally, when the called subscriber later listens to the message, Cisco Unity plays the recorded voice name of the subscriber who left the message and allows the called subscriber to record a reply.

When a call to a Cisco Unity subscriber is forwarded to the subscriber greeting and ISM is enabled, Cisco Unity compares the calling number (ANI or caller ID) to the primary and alternate extensions of subscribers. If a match is found, Cisco Unity identifies the caller as a subscriber. When Cisco Unity compares the calling number to extensions, by default, only “regular” Cisco Unity subscribers on the local system are included in the comparison. ISM can be expanded to include all Cisco Unity subscribers throughout a dialing domain.

You can enable ISM for AMIS, Bridge, and VPIM subscribers (collectively referred to as external subscribers), so that Cisco Unity will include them when comparing calling numbers to extensions. Note the following:

•After enabling ISM for external subscribers, Cisco Unity must be restarted.

•If multiple Cisco Unity servers are networked via Digital Networking, ISM functionality can be made available only on the Cisco Unity servers that are in the same dialing domain as the bridgehead server.

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