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Will restarting the call manager service reboot all phones
- Thread starter BCasey193
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Why do you want to restart the call manager service after loading new licenses?
Do you have 1 call manager or cluster? If 1, yes, your phones will re-register (prob 5 min)
If you have a cluster, phones will register to next cucm in line, then once the service restart is complete the phones will register back to their local sub.
Do you have 1 call manager or cluster? If 1, yes, your phones will re-register (prob 5 min)
If you have a cluster, phones will register to next cucm in line, then once the service restart is complete the phones will register back to their local sub.
Hello BCasey,
After the licenses upload, you will have to restart the CallManager service.
No phones will be reboot during the process - rest assured.
during the service restart, your phones will still be registered with the Subscriber. (They were still registered to the subs before reboot, and will be registered there itself even after )
During the restart, your CM database will be in read-only mode (Subscriber only is active):
This will not affect your phone operations.
This will only affect device profile logins and logouts. If the profiles are already logged on, it will not affect. If you are trying to login or logout during the Publisher CM service is down, this will be affected.
-NO downtime on phone
-No downtime on telephony service
-No modification can be performed on Call Manager when Publisher Call Manager is down
-NO login/logout can be performed when Pub CM service is down.
After the Pub service is back UP, you can work normally as before.
Thanks
Nitish
After the licenses upload, you will have to restart the CallManager service.
No phones will be reboot during the process - rest assured.
during the service restart, your phones will still be registered with the Subscriber. (They were still registered to the subs before reboot, and will be registered there itself even after )
During the restart, your CM database will be in read-only mode (Subscriber only is active):
This will not affect your phone operations.
This will only affect device profile logins and logouts. If the profiles are already logged on, it will not affect. If you are trying to login or logout during the Publisher CM service is down, this will be affected.
-NO downtime on phone
-No downtime on telephony service
-No modification can be performed on Call Manager when Publisher Call Manager is down
-NO login/logout can be performed when Pub CM service is down.
After the Pub service is back UP, you can work normally as before.
Thanks
Nitish
Silverblade
Technical User
As state above. Only a Pub means downtime. Pub+Sub means redundancy.
But as pbxn said. Why a reset. I never had to reset to activate licenses :s
But as pbxn said. Why a reset. I never had to reset to activate licenses :s
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