CLI interface 3

[dereklindo]

Hi all,

Not to familiar with the CLI interface for CM. I need to do a name change and a password reset. Can this be done through the CLI? Also are their any good voicemail guides/cheatsheets ?

Thanks

Derek

 

[dialtonebone]

What version of CM?

Older versions (Pre-LDAP/CM4.x I think) use "change login" from SAT. Otherwise, newer systems control this all through the SMI/Web interface.

 

[dereklindo]

It is either 5.1x or 5.2x.

 

[dialtonebone]

In that case, login in to the CM PROCR web interface and change the users from that

 

[dereklindo]

I'm not too familiar with CM at all. I deal more with IP Office. I'm trying to help out a friend. When you say "Login in to the CM PROCR web interface" is that just browsing to the IP address of the G450/S8300? If so, I have tried that but it keeps looking for Java 1.3 when the server I'm on has Java 8 on it.

 

[AvayaTier3]

Linux CLI allows login administration:

cmuseradd
cmusermod
cmuserdel
cmpasswd

type the command alone will return help

Avaya does not play well with web interface using Internet Explorer, Use Chrome, Firefox, Mozilla for better results.

Administration, Server Maintenance, Security, Administrator Accounts and Web Access Mask are
where you go to administer logins, passwords, web profiles.

user-profiles are administered via SAT
Command: list, change, add, remove, export user-profile

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bsh

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[dialtonebone]

That java prompt is because you went to the G450's IP address. It tries to load a web management utility -- You want the IP address of the S8300 (assuming that the S8300 is the core), NOT the G450.

AvayaTier3 also posted great info -- SSH to the IP of PROCR (probably the S8300) and use those commands as an alternative to the web interface.

 

[dereklindo]

Thanks guys.

So the S8300 is where you administer all the main user programming ie name changes, etc. Can I do all of this from an app like Putty?

I also need to reset a users voicemail passcode. How can I do this?

Derek

 

[dialtonebone]

Yep. SSH across to it on port 5022 and choose terminal type "sunt" and you'll have the same functions keys as you would in ASA. You can also SSH straight to the device (port 22) and type "sat" once you have logged in to the shell. The S8300 is the actual "brain" of the system. It controls media gateways and port networks. You are correct, you would administer most settings for phones from that screen. Voicemail could be done elsewhere though depending on the system.