After certificates are placed in the Enterprise Trust store, users are no longer prompted when they log into the Jabber Client on that local device. If you click Accept, certificates are placed into the Enterprise Trust store on the device. This might be the most ideal solution for smaller environments. Method 1: Users simply click Accept to all certificate popups. Next, let’s take a quick look at how to do your certificates properly so we can avoid those nasty error messages from appearing on end users desktops which I am sure we all want to avoid.You have three options of dealing with Cert’s as per the great cisco document here:
Finally, Jabber integration amongst organisations via XMPP allowing you to federate with other organisations, this is also possible with SIP. Instant Message logging for compliance purposes, so you can log instant messaging just like you would email which could be important for your organisation. A universal directory service, which we will go into in more detail but essentially means there’s no need to configure a complicated LDAP setup in order to get good directory support: Directory information can be pulled from outlook and other locations as well as CUCM itself. Jabber SDK, which allows you to integrate Jabber into your webpages, think of things like live chats on your website that could go straight to your corporate IM platform (perhaps to people who run your cold-call campaigns etc.). Collaboration edge is a far superior method and we will be covering it later in this 5 part series. This is an absolute boon: Although Anyconnect for PC’s and mobile devices tried doing some fancy tricks like seeing what local domain name you had and launching VPN’s based on this, it would often not work that well. Collaboration Edge, which is basically a repurposed VCS Express that allows external users of jabber to use jabber without having to VPN in first. I am pleased to finally be able to say I would be happy to recommend and deploy Cisco Jabber for customers ahead of Microsoft Lync.I may bleed Cisco Green/Blue but even I could not defend Cisco Jabber over Microsoft Lync, the list of features were simply too much in Microsoft’s Favour.However with the most recent releases, Cisco have added some major features each of which we will cover in these blog posts.
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