Cisco Cisco Expressway
Disabling Interdomain XMPP Federation on Unified CM IM and Presence
Service
Service
You must choose whether to enable Interdomain XMPP Federation on Cisco Unified CM IM and Presence
Service or on Cisco Expressway-E.
Service or on Cisco Expressway-E.
To disable Interdomain Federation on Unified CM IM and Presence Service, perform the following operations
in exactly the order shown:
in exactly the order shown:
1. Disable Interdomain Federation on the IM and Presence Service servers:
a. Go to
Cisco Unified CM IM and Presence Service Administration > Presence > Inter Domain
Federation > XMPP Federation > Settings
.
b. Set XMPP Federation Node Status to Off.
2. Refresh the set of discovered IM and Presence Service servers on Cisco Expressway-C.
3. Restart all of the Unified CM IM and Presence Service XCP Router services that are connected to that
Cisco Expressway-C.
Impact of Configuration Changes on a Live System
In general, we recommend that XMPP federation configuration changes are made 'out of hours'. This section
describes the impact that configuration changes will have on current clients using XMPP federation and any
Jabber clients using mobile and remote access.
describes the impact that configuration changes will have on current clients using XMPP federation and any
Jabber clients using mobile and remote access.
Cisco Expressway-C Configuration Changes
Domains
Any domain configuration changes will result in an automatic restart of the XCP router on both Cisco
Expressway-C and Cisco Expressway-E.
Expressway-C and Cisco Expressway-E.
The end-user impact is temporary loss of federation and any Jabber clients using mobile and remote access
will be temporarily disconnected. The clients will automatically reconnect after a short period.
will be temporarily disconnected. The clients will automatically reconnect after a short period.
Unified Communications Mode
Setting the Unified Communications mode to Off or to Jabber Guest services will stop the the XCP router
on both Cisco Expressway-C and Cisco Expressway-E.
on both Cisco Expressway-C and Cisco Expressway-E.
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This will remove the Cisco Expressway-E XMPP federation node from all discovered IM and Presence
Service servers. A notification will appear on the IM and Presence Service administration interface to
restart the XCP router on all affected IM and Presence Service nodes.
Service servers. A notification will appear on the IM and Presence Service administration interface to
restart the XCP router on all affected IM and Presence Service nodes.
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The end-user impact is that all IM and Presence Service sessions will be disconnected. IM and Presence
Service sessions over mobile and remote access will be disconnected, and sessions directly homed on
the IM and Presence Service node will be dropped. When the XCP router is restarted on each IM and
Presence Service node, all XCP functionality on that node will be disrupted.
Service sessions over mobile and remote access will be disconnected, and sessions directly homed on
the IM and Presence Service node will be dropped. When the XCP router is restarted on each IM and
Presence Service node, all XCP functionality on that node will be disrupted.
Discovered IM and Presence Service Servers
Adding or deleting an IM and Presence Service publisher will require a restart of the XCP router on each IM
and Presence Service node associated with that publisher if XMPP Federation is enabled.
and Presence Service node associated with that publisher if XMPP Federation is enabled.
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The XCP Router on Cisco Expressway-C will restart.
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The end-user impact should be minimal. They will be unable to send or receive IM and Presence Service
updates for a few seconds.
updates for a few seconds.
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