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<Location>

string

</Location>

<ISDNNumber>

string

</ISDNNumber>

<QNumber>

string

</QNumber>

<WebInterfaceURL>

string

</WebInterfaceURL>

<SIPUri>

string

</SIPUri>

<H323Id>

string

</H323Id>

<E164Alias>

string

</E164Alias>

<TimeZone>

<TimezoneName>

string

</TimezoneName>

<StartTimeDTS>

string

</StartTimeDTS>

<EndTimeDTS>

string

</EndTimeDTS>

<GMTOffset>

string

</GMTOffset>

</TimeZone>

<SystemCategory>

<systemCategory>

Endpoint or Equipment or Room or Recording

</systemCategory>

</SystemCategory>

<SystemStatus>

Alive or Idle or InCall or NoResponse or Unknown

</SystemStatus>

</TMSSystem>

TMS User Object

The Cisco TMS user object contains information about Cisco TMS users. Use this object to access information about
users in Cisco TMS. The XML document below describes the User object. Following the XML is a description of the
elements and what information each element it contains.

User

Attribute

Description

DisplayName

The display name of the user.

EmailAddress The e-mail address of the user.

FirstName

The first name of the user.

LastName

The last name of the user.

UserName

The Windows login name of the user.

IsHiddenUser

Boolean value used to represent whether this is a normal user (True), or a service account (False)
that normally should not be displayed in a list of users.

TimeZone

The time zone where the user is located. Uses the same TimeZone object as TMSSystem.

TMS User Object XML

<User>

<DisplayName>

string

</DisplayName>

<EmailAddress>

string

</EmailAddress>

<FirstName>

string

</FirstName>

<LastName>

string

</LastName>

<UserName>

string

</UserName>

<IsHiddenUser>

boolean

</IsHiddenUser>

<TimeZone>

<TimezoneName>

string

</TimezoneName>

<StartTimeDTS>

string

</StartTimeDTS>

<EndTimeDTS>

string

</EndTimeDTS>

<GMTOffset>

string

</GMTOffset>

</TimeZone>

</User>

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