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Chapter 5 Configuring Features and Services
Configuring Corporate and Personal Directories
Before You Begin
First, you must run the Cisco IP Communicator Administration Tool, which
installs the Directory Wizard. It is recommended that you run this Tool on the
Cisco CallManager publisher. (See the
“Running the Cisco IP Communicator
Administration Tool” section on page 2-14
for details.)
Procedure
Step 1
Launch the Cisco IP Communicator Directory Wizard (directorywizard.exe) from
the program group or from the Cisco IP Communicator Administration Tool.
Step 2
Input information as prompted. (See the Tips section that follows for help.)
Step 3
Restart the TFTP service.
Based on the information that you input, the Directory Wizard creates directory
and/or Dialing Rules configuration files and stores these files in the appropriate
location on the server so that Cisco CallManager can access them.
Tips for Using Directory Wizard
•
Directory Wizard will ask you to make decisions about user authentication.
To help you make a decision, see the
“Specifying User Authentication
Information for Quick Search” section on page 5-11
.
•
You can use Directory Wizard to configure the Dialing Rules feature at the
same time that you configure Quick Search or you can do it at another time
as a separate task. See the
“Applying Dialing Rules to Quick Search Dialing”
section on page 5-12
.
•
Directory Wizard’s auto-detection feature works only if you have installed
and run Directory Wizard on the Cisco CallManager publisher. (See the
“Running the Cisco IP Communicator Administration Tool” section on
page 2-14
for details about installing Directory Wizard.)
•
If you leave the “LDAP Server Information File” field (in the Phone
Configuration page of Cisco CallManager Administration) blank, then
Cisco IP Communicator end-users will automatically use the configuration
generated by the Directory Wizard (assuming configuration files are placed
in the correct location).
