Technical Overview
Not sure Cisco Unity Connection is right for you and your organization? The technical overview describes the basics: how to use , where it fits in the architecture, and some requirements.
Cisco Unity Connection offers a collection of API's for building web-based or desktop applications for all types of businesses. The API's are REST-based interfaces and build on the Cisco Collaboration and Communication Group's investments in web-based applications. As products converge and leverage these technologies, Cisco Unity Connection will fit well into the heterogeneous environment. See below for more details on the provisioning, messaging, notification and telephony interfaces available today!
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- RE: Issue with delete user that is integrated the LDAP
By Derry Lyons | 6/10/13 11:11 PM
Here's a thread that I believe Sascha was on to: ... - RE: Issue with delete user that is integrated the LDAP
By Carlos Sanz | 6/10/13 9:05 PM
Hello Derry: I have deleted a user using CUPI, the user is not... - RE: Issue with delete user that is integrated the LDAP
By Derry Lyons | 6/10/13 3:25 PM
Hmm... just to make sure I understand... the user still shows up in...
Blogs
- Scaling applications when using Notifications (Anil Verma)
- Quick API to find the number of messages in a mailbox (Anil Verma)
- Unified Communications 9.0 Partner Bundle Offer Now Available to Order (Amanda Whaley)
- Unity Connection Dispatch Messages via the REST API (Anil Verma)
- Using CUMI as Administrator to look at User Mailboxes (Anil Verma)
- New Cisco Unity Connection Developer Pages (Brian Ward)
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