Integrating Cisco Callmanager With A Directory Server - Cisco IP Communicator Administration Manual

Configuring Corporate and Personal Directories
Table 5-2 Directory search features supported by Cisco IP Communicator
Search feature To invoke...
Corporate Click the Directories button on the
directory Cisco IP Communicator interface or
searches via enter a shortcut (Ctrl + D), then
the Directories choose the directory from the phone
button screen menu.
Corporate and Right-click on the
personal Cisco IP Communicator interface
directory and choose Quick Search, or enter a
searches via shortcut (Alt + K).
the Quick
This feature is specific to
Search feature
Cisco IP Communicator.
Personal Click the Services button on the
directory Cisco IP Communicator interface or
searches via enter a shortcut (Ctrl + V), then
the Services choose the Personal Address Book
button service from the phone screen menu.

Integrating Cisco CallManager with a Directory Server

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Related Topics
Understanding How Quick Search Works, page 5-7
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Specifying User Authentication Information for Quick Search, page 5-11
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Applying Dialing Rules to Quick Search Dialing, page 5-12
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To allow searches against corporate directories via the Directories button on the
Cisco IP Communicator interface, integrate Cisco CallManager with a directory
server (if necessary). You might have already completed this task to support other
phone devices in your network.
Chapter 5 Configuring Features and Services
Configuration tasks
If necessary, integrate Cisco CallManager
with a directory server; no additional
configuration is required.
See the "Integrating Cisco CallManager with
a Directory Server" section on page
Use the Cisco IP Communicator Directory
Wizard to configure the Quick Search feature
(as well as the Dialing Rules feature).
Users can create personal directories by
subscribing to the Personal Address Book
service from the User Options web page.
See the "Configuring Quick Search" section
on page 5-7 and the "Configuring Personal
Directory" section on page
Users create personal directories by
subscribing to the Personal Address Book
service from the User Options web page.
See the "Configuring Personal Directory"
section on page 5-13.
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