Unity Connection 2.0 Co-resident Administration Overview

1. Unity Connection 2.0Co-resident Administration Overview Cary A. Bran - cbran@cisco.com Development Lead - Connection Administration

2. Topics Of Interest What’s New With Co-resident Connection Administration • Common Authentication • Cross Application Navigational Model • Common Look and Feel • Enhanced User Integration • Enhanced Phone System Integration

3. Common Authentication • Single Sign On (SSO) Between Unity Connection and Communications Manager Administration and Serviceability Web Applications • Web Application Logon Failures Generate Alarms • One Set of Credentials (PIN/Password) • Simplified Credential Management • Common Credential Expiry/Lockout Experience

4. Common User Experience • Cross Product Navigation Scheme • Common Look and Feel • Shared UI Widgets

5. User Integration Enhancements Cisco Unified Communications Manager Can: • Create Unity Connection Voicemail Users From the End User Configuration and User/Phone Add Pages • Update Common User Properties • Send Change Notification To Unity Connection Cisco Unity Connection Can: • Import Communications Manager End and Application Users • Not create or delete Users* (unless they are orphaned) • Update Shared User Properties When Changes Are Made in the Communications Manager Application

6. Phone System Integration Enhancements • One and Only One Phone System • SCCP is the Only Supported Protocol • Voicemail Ports Must be Created in Communications Manager Before Unity Connection • Port Group Creation - Skinny Device, MWI On/Off Codes Pulled From the Communications Manager Database • Configuration Settings Removed for AXL and Trunk Access