Can you show an example that uses firstname or lastname?

%26lt;propertyname%26gt;firstname%26lt;/propertyname%26gt;
%26lt;operator%26gt;equals%26lt;/operator%26gt;
%26lt;value%26gt;myname%26lt;/value%26gt;

I am getting an error like it does not recognize the "firstname" property. Here is there error.

</tns:management-webservice-criteria>, Status: Error! "[QueryException: could not resolve property: lastname of: com.avaya.coreservice.persistence.user.CsUser]"

System Manager 8.1.x....
If a user extension(H.323) exists in Communication Manager but not in SMGR , is it possible to bring that user into SMGR with UPM web services or AES while preserving all settings and properties? I am working on a tool to convert H.323 extensions to SIP but the users only exist in Communication Manager.

Thank you for your response. I was just hoping that IX Messaging (Officelinx) had some kind of API where I could cobble together some kind of monitoring solution with it. If not, I will look into what I can do with DMCC.

Hello,

Is there a direct way to simulate a user checking voicemail on an Officelinx platform programmatically? This would be in an environment where there is a master server and several secondary voice controller servers. In the simulation would I be able to assign which voice controller to use as to check that all are functioning?

Thank you le103. That is what I needed. No way I could have ever arrived at that solution. Thank you so much for your response.

Hello,
Anyone know what the postman value entry should look like for "searchCriteria" when searching for a login name using UPM WS? In my parameters I have entityType with a value of "user". I can't tell from the programmer's guide if the value for search criteria should be a full xml or just the filter with tags. What should the value look like if I am looking for login user=someguy@someplace.com?

Is there any way to retrieve the SMGR sync status with CM via SNMP or CLI? Is there even a trap sent on failure? If so, please point me to the OID. See attached screenshot.

SMGR under Services >Inventory: >Synchronization > Communication System

Thank you Michael!!!! That seems to work as far as I can see. As long as I don't overwrite any data that is there, I am happy. Thanks again.

Thanks again John.
I think this is what worries me.

"So something like entry 5 or 10 is probably blank on the SAT form and I believe you should use that blank entry to add a new entry with."

If I don't guess or predict the correct blank entry, I could overwrite something in a list of over 35,000 entries. I am wondering if CM SAT always does 15 entries when you do a change uniform-dialplan <extension>? As in slot 16 is always empty? That could be a way to predict the blank space. Not sure if that is always the case though.

Thank you for your response. Please see my answers below.

1) created an entry using the CM SAT (successfully)
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Yes. I am able to create the uniform dialplan entry using CM SAT. That works just fine.
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2) used SMS to 'read' that entry
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I can read the entry as well. In my python code I check to see if the entry is there before I try to create a new one.
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3) taken the SMS response and altered it slightly to create a new entry
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I am not sure this works the way I expected it. I seem to be overwriting the wrong entries when trying alter using the same api call and soap xml header presented earlier.
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I guess, I still need help making sure I don't overwrite any entries. That could be why I am getting the error message. The api call is trying to create or alter the entry in position [1]. and that may not be the correct entry every time.

*********Net position="1"***************

Is there some kind of guide on how all of this is indexed?

It seems this is an issue with CM. The specific CM I was using won't allow the Net=ext assignment. It will however allow the Net=aar setting. So the issue is not with my code or API call.

This seems to fail now on the AES test site (sms_test.php) on my production system. I get the same error there...

Response {

  var $result_code = 1

  var $result_data = ''

  var $message_text = '2 6c02ff01 68d5 Resulting number is not a valid extension

'

}

I am attempting an API call to AES using SMS to create a uniform dial plan entry on CM. I have several other API calls that work great but having a little trouble with this one. I am making the call with a python request using the following SOAP header.
Below the header gets a successful response but the uniform dial plan is not added due the error: "2 6c02ff01 68d5 Resulting number is not a valid extension".

Any Idea what could cause the error?

Creating the same uniform dial plan works fine from CM directly:

From SMGR CM cutthrough

<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" 

xmlns:ses="http://xml.avaya.com/ws/session" 

xmlns:ns="http://xml.avaya.com/ws/SystemManagementService/2008/07/01">

   <soapenv:Header>

      <ses:sessionID>?</ses:sessionID>

   </soapenv:Header>

   <soapenv:Body>

      <ns:submitRequest>

         <modelFields>

         <UniformDialplan>

             <Match_Pattern position="1">10971</Match_Pattern>

             <Len position="1">5</Len>

             <Del position="1">0</Del>

             <Net position="1">ext</Net>

             <Conv position="1">n</Conv>

         </UniformDialplan>

         </modelFields>

         <operation>change</operation>

         <objectname></objectname>

         <qualifier>10971</qualifier>

      </ns:submitRequest>

   </soapenv:Body>

</soapenv:Envelope>

200

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:ns1="http://xml.avaya.com/ws/session" 

xmlns:ns2="http://xml.avaya.com/ws/SystemManagementService/2008/07/01">

<SOAP-ENV:Header><ns1:sessionID>blah</ns1:sessionID></SOAP-ENV:Header><SOAP-ENV:Body><ns2:submitRequestResponse>

<return><result_code>1</result_code><result_data/><message_text>[b]2 6c02ff01 68d5 Resulting number is not a valid extension[/b]

</message_text></return></ns2:submitRequestResponse></SOAP-ENV:Body></SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

I have figured this one out. There needs to be some position data in the fields.
The input should look like this...

Model:UniformDialPlan

Operation: Change

Qualifier:2000002

Fields
Match_Pattern[1]=2000002|Len[1]=7|Del[1]=0|Net[1]=ext|Conv[1]=y

I am attempting to use AES SMS to create a new entry in the "Uniform Dial Plan" CM in collaboratory-134 (SMS_test.php)

Here is the data I am using:

Model:UniformDialPlan

Operation: Change

Qualifier:2000002

Fields: Match_Pattern=2000002|Len=7|Del=0|Net=ext|Conv=y

The response almost looks like it succeeded...

Response {

     var $result_code = 0

     var $result_data = ' '

     var $message_text = ' '

}

but when I do a "list uniform" in CM cutthrough, the entry does not show up. Any idea what I am doing wrong here?