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Adobe Creative Cloud is now available to faculty and staff using single sign-on (SAML) authentication. To download Adobe products, go to and follow the instructions below to sign in. Select the second option to sign in with an Enterprise ID. Nov 12, 2018 Once you are presented with download options select the Cisco Jabber for Windows Install download as seen below: Installing Jabber. Begin by identifying the Cisco Jabber for Windows installer that you previously download. Unzip the Jabber installation folder and select the CiscoJabberSetup.msi.
New Parameter—BrowserEngineForCustomTabApplies to Cisco Jabber for WindowsJabber uses Chrome as the default browser engine for custom tabs. But, the Chrome engine might not work well in some deployments.In Release 12.6(2) and later, you can choose the browser engine for custom tabs with BrowserEngineForCustomTab.
The allowed values are:.Chrome (default)—Use Chrome as the browser engine for custom tabs.IE—Use IE as the browser engine for custom tabs.Example: Chrome Resolved CaveatsThis release provides fixes for a number of known issues. See the Resolved Caveats 12.6(2) section for a list of caveats fixedin this release.What's New in Cisco Jabber for Windows 12.6(1).
Cisco Headset ControlsThere are new audio settings available for users of Cisco 561 and 562 headsets. Users can adjust the sidetone and equalizersettings of the headset, check what firmware version is installed, and reset the headset to its default state. These featuresrequire Headset Firmware Release 1.5 and Cisco Unified Call Manager 12.5(1)SU1. For more information, see the.Disable Mute ToneYou can now turn off the audio tone that plays by default when a user mutes themselves during a call. For more information,refer to the SelfMuteTone parameter in the.Keypad EnhancementsWe've expanded the Jabber keypad to include two symbols: the comma (,) and the plus sign (+).
Support for Viewing ECM FilesIn team messaging mode, users are now able to view files sent to them via Enterprise Content Management (ECM) rather thanfrom a local directory. Selecting a shared ECM file will cross-launch a web browser where the file can be viewed.Resolved CaveatsThis release provides fixes for a number of known issues.
See the Resolved Caveats 12.6(1) section for a list of caveats fixedin this release.What's New in Cisco Jabber for Windows 12.6. Jabber Team Messaging ModeThis feature was released in 12.5 as a preview, and in 12.6, we are happy to announce it is a fully supported feature, withsupport on mobile clients now also added.Upgrade Profiles—You can create upgrade profiles on the Webex Control Hub for individual users. Use the upgrade profiles to control whichversion of Jabber team messaging mode your users are on.
For more information about setting up upgrade profiles, see how toAdd Upgrade Profiles in the Webex Control Hub in Cloud and Hybrid Deployments for Cisco Jabber 12.6.Search on CI, UDS and LDAP—Users with Jabber team messaging mode can now search for contacts and their profiles from the company directory (on UDS/LDAP),even if the contact is not in the CI. With the search results, you'll see the person's profile picture, and be able to callthem. To define the scope of contacts search, CI-only search is the default behavior. For more information, check out theContactProfileSource and ContactSearchSource parameters in the MeetingsMeeting Controls for Video Device-Enabled Webex Meetings—Users can join Cisco Collaboration Meeting Rooms from Jabber, where they can see the participant list, change the video layout,lock and record the meeting, mute, unmute, and remove participants, and assign host privileges. Jabber supports using PINnumbers to access video device-enabled Webex meetings.ActiveControl Support Over the MRA Expressway—ActiveControl is accessible to users who are outside of the corporate network by using the Expressway for Mobile and RemoteAccess (MRA). Using ActiveControl over MRA is done using SIP oAuth or CAPF enrollment.
For environments without secure phones,users can now authenticate to the network using their username and password when moving onto MRA.For information about setting up ActiveControl, seeImproved Video Resolution—Jabber now supports HD video at 1080p/30FPS bidirectionally (transmit/receive) at the same time. The CPU must be Intel Corei5 or later, with a bandwidth of between 2 and 4 Mbps.Keypad Support —When users go to their Call tab in Jabber, a keypad is now available for them to use to make a call using their mouse, if they don't want to use theirkeyboard for the the Search or Call bar.On-Premises Proximity and Wireless Screen Sharing—Users can now share their screen with this on-premises proximity feature to share the screen from their computers on a videodevice using ultrasound.
If the Auto-connection toggle is on, the Jabber client will connect automatically to a nearby videodevice. Supported devices include Cisco MX, SX, DX, IX, and the Cisco Webex Room Series.This feature is on by default. To turn it off, change the EnableProximity parameter to false. For more information about the parameter, see the.Feature ImprovementsInteroperability For Jabber and Webex Teams—We have improved the experience for Webex Messenger users who are enabled for interoperability between Cisco Jabber and CiscoWebex Teams. When users who have been using Cisco Webex Teams sign back in to Jabber after a period being offline, they willno longer get an alert telling them that new messages are available in Webex Teams, with a link to the Webex Teams web client.Instead, they will receive their new messages in Jabber for their missed one-to-one conversations.To enable this feature, see how to.Save Chat History to Office 365—We've added support for modern authentication with Office 365, which means that users can save their Jabber chat historyto cloud-based Exchange servers. For more information on setting this up, see the Chat History in Microsoft Outlook section in.Spam Prevention—We’ve enhanced the privacy settings available for users in Cisco Webex Messenger deployments.
Users can choose to block incomingmessages globally and add trusted contacts or domains to their allow list.Hide Persistent Chat Room Members—Jabber now supports a setting in Cisco Unified Communications Manager that lets you decide whether members and administratorsof a persistent chat room are listed in the room even when they don't have the chat window open. Changes to this setting applyonly to restricted rooms that are created after the change has been made. For more information, see the Persistent Chat Rooms section in.UDS Failover—If your Cisco Unified Communications Manager User Data Service - UDS1(UCM1) - server becomes unavailable, Jabber can nowdynamically failover to the UDS2(UCM2) server for contact resolution and search. For more information, see.High Contrast Mode—Jabber now supports some of the Windows system high contrast modes. We support these modes:.High Contrast #1.High Contrast #2.High Contrast BlackWhen users enable high contrast mode on Windows, Jabber runs in high contrast mode. This mode shows sharper contrast of colorsto improve use for visually impaired users. Supported on Windows 10, 8, 8.1, and 7.Support for Special Characters—Jabber now supports special characters in usernames during sign in.Requirements Cisco Jabber Requirements.
Cisco Jabber installs the required files to the following directories by default:.%temp%Cisco SystemsCisco Jabber-Bootstrap.properties file and installation log.%LOCALAPPDATA%CiscoUnified Communications-Logs and temporary telemetry data.%APPDATA%CiscoUnified Communications-Cached configurations and account credentials.%ProgramFiles%Cisco SystemsCisco Jabber-Installation files for x86 Windows.%ProgramFiles(x86)%Cisco SystemsCisco Jabber-Installation files for x64 WindowsHardwareRequirements for Desktop Clients. RequirementCisco Jabber forWindowsCisco Jabber for MacInstalled RAM2-GB RAMon Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows 82-GB RAMFreephysical memory128 MB1 GBFreedisk space256 MB300 MBCPUspeed and typeAMDMobile Sempron Processor 3600+ 2 GHzIntelCore 2 Duo Processor T7400 @ 2. 16 GHzIntelCore 2 Duo or later processors in any of the following Apple hardware:.iMac Pro.MacBook Pro (including Retina Display model).MacBook.MacBook Air.iMac.MacMiniGPUDirectX11 on Microsoft Windows 7N/AI/OportsUSB 2.0for USB camera and audio devices.USB 2.0for USB camera and audio devicesCTI SupportedDevices.
Device Name with Extension MobilityWhen Extension Mobility is enabled, the controlled devices menu in Jabber will display the phone type only, instead of thephone type and user name.Cisco IP CommunicatorCisco IP Communicator is not supported as a controlled device on Jabber when users choose to use their desk phone for calls. Custom Tabs over MRACisco Jabber supports display of only plain text HTML pages when custom tabs are accessed over MRA. MultilineJabber doesn't currently support configuration of two lines with same number associated with different partitions.
Allow Paste Operations via ScriptJabber versions 11.8.5 and later may have issues with copy paste when the policy Allow paste operations via script is enabled for Internet Explorer at Windows Components Internet Explorer Internet Control Panel Security Page Internet zone.Single Number ReachFor Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server Control (VCS) versions earlier than 8.10.X, you need to configure the editableinbound rules to enable the single number reach for users who are using Cisco Jabber over Mobile and Remote Access. For moreinformation, see Limitations in Enable Single Number Reach section from the Feature Configuration Guide for Cisco Jabber 12.0.Voicemail Credential Popup during Sign inIn a hybrid deployment, if Webex messenger, Call Manager and Unity connection are all SSO enabled, and voicemail credentialshave been previously saved to cloud, users may see the Update Credentials popup for voicemail during the sign-in process.
The workaround is to not configure voicemail server address on the cloudserver but only configure it in the service profile or the jabber-config.xml file.IBM Notes Contact SearchWhen searching for an IBM Notes contact, entering either ' or as the first character in the search string won't find thecorrect contact.Real-Time Transport Control Protocol (RTCP)Jabber will continue to send RTCP packets even when disabled. RTCP is an integral component of Jabber Telephony services.Outlook Save Chat feature with Office 365Applies to: Cisco Jabber for desktop clients.To use the Outlook Save Chat feature with Office 365, the user must enter credentials manually in Jabber with a single sign-on (SSO) deployment.Cannot Copy ImageYou cannot right-click over an image in a conversation in Jabber and select copy.
You must highlight the image and then right-clickto copy it.Microsoft Outlook OST FileIntermittently Cisco Jabber for Windows is unable to access the Microsoft Outlook OST file. To resolve this issue, restartJabber and restart Outlook.Automatic Detection of Proxy Settings (WPAD)Cisco Jabber does not support Web Proxy Auto-Discovery (WPAD) proxy discovery. For information about how to configure proxysettings for Cisco Jabber, see Configure Proxy Settings in the On-Premises Deployment for Cisco Jabber guide.Call TransfersWhen you are transferring a call to a third party, the third party must respond to the call before you can complete the transfer.You cannot currently dial the third party and connect the first party while waiting for the call to connect (also known asa blind transfer).Chat Reply and No Voicemail ProfileThe chat reply feature does not work if the user has no voicemail profile configured. If the user selects Chat reply in an incoming call, the call continues to ring and the Chat reply and Answer options are greyed out.
This limitation is documented in CSCux75667.Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility ClientCisco Jabber for Windows supports Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client version 4.0 and later. This limitation is documentedin CSCuy14721.Cisco Unity Connection Dispatch MessagesIn Cisco Unity Connection, a dispatch message is sent to a distribution list with the message configured in such a way thatonly one user responds to that message. A user can accept, decline, or postpone the dispatch message.
Cisco Jabber for Windowsdoes not support Cisco Unity Connection dispatch messages. This limitation is documented in CSCuw31908.Emails to a Group of ContactsThere is a limit of 2083 characters in the To field when sending an email to a group of contacts. Depending on the lengthof the email addresses and the number of contacts, not all contacts may be added to the email. For more information aboutthe 2083 character limitation, see.Location Feature and Multiple Domain SupportConsider the following deployment scenario:When you deployed your Cisco Unified Communications Manager IM and Presence Service node, all users were imported with singledomain support.
You later changed the address scheme to Directory URI (multiple domain support).The location feature will now not work for newly added domain users. Users in the initial domain are unaffected.
This limitationis documented in CSCuu63734.Logitech Keyboard Display ChangesThe built-in display for Logitech UC keybaord K725-C does not display caller or device information on incoming calls. Instead,the Cisco logo is displayed.Microsoft Outlook Local Contacts and PresenceUsers' presence is unknown when the contact is manually added to contacts in Microsoft Outlook 2010 and 2013, when the contactis added to local (custom) contacts with an email address type of SMTP. To resolve this issue, delete the contact and addit again manually, ensuring the email address type is Exchange (EX). This item is documented in CSCuo57172.Phone Mode Deployments with Microsoft LyncClick-to-x functionality must be disabled if you want to deploy Cisco Jabber for Windows in phone mode on the same computeras Microsoft Lync. See the Common Installation Arguments section of the Deployment Guide for more information about the CLICK2X installer switch.Plantronics Accessories and SoftwareIf you use Plantronics accessories for Cisco Jabber call management, and if you have Plantronics Hub installed, ensure thatat least version 3.5 is installed. Download Plantronics Hub 3.5 from the Plantronics website.Remote Desktop Control over Mobile and Remote AccessRemote desktop control over Mobile and Remote Access is not supported.
This limitation is documented in CSCuz19139. SAML Single Sign-On LimitationsWhen configuring SAML SSO on Cisco Unified Communications Manager and Cisco Unity Connection servers, use a fully qualifieddomain name (FQDN) instead of an IP Address to define the server name.
If you use an IP Address, the client displays a warningmessage that the certificate is not valid. The requirement to use an FQDN is because the embedded Internet Explorer browseris not able to validate IP addresses in the Subject Alternate Name (SAN) certificate.Space Characters in CredentialsThe following rules apply to space characters and credentials:.Usernames can contain spaces in on-premises deployments.Usernames cannot contain spaces in cloud-based deployments.Passwords cannot contain spaces in any deployment scenario.The first and last characters of usernames in on-premises deployments must not be spaces. This rule is also true for usernamessynchronized from a directory source.Standard CTI Secure Connection User GroupCisco Jabber for Windows does not currently support CTI connections over transport layer security (TLS). As a result, CiscoJabber for Windows users cannot switch from using a CSF device to using a desk phone device if they belong to the StandardCTI Secure Connection user group. This limitation is documented in CSCux83786.TIFF Images Not SupportedIn this release, if users have a.tiff image as their avatar, then Jabber will display the default icon image instead. Touse a personal avatar, users must upload an image in a supported format, such as jpg, bmp or png.Using Click-To-X Feature with Contacts in Microsoft OutlookIf you use UDS as a directory source, users can only use Click-To-X capabilities, such as Click-To-Call and Click-To-IM, tocontact Microsoft Outlook users if they are already in the cache file. A cache file is created for someone if they are inthe users' Cisco Jabber contacts list, or have a Cisco Jabber history created by the user previously searching, IMing, orcalling them, or by leaving a voice message.Supported Characters in a Cisco Jabber User ID/E-mail AddressThe following characters are supported in a Cisco Jabber user ID/E-mail Address:.Uppercase characters (A to Z).Lowercase characters (a to z).Numbers (0-9).Period (.).Hyphen (-).Underscore.Tilde Extension MobilityJabber does not support the Cisco Extension Mobility Cross Cluster (EMCC) feature.
Limitations and Restrictions for On-Premises Deployments. Adding Federated ContactsWhen adding federated contacts, Cisco recommends that users add the federated contacts as company contacts ( File New Contact), rather than as custom contacts. Adding federated contacts as custom contacts can cause intermittent presence issues. Thisissue is documented in CSCuz59060.Creating and Configuring Devices for Users in Cisco Unified Communications Manager 11.0If you are creating devices for users in Cisco Unified Communications Manager 11.0, you can now specify a key order as RSA Only, EC Only or EC Preferred, RSA Backup. Blocking Users in Enterprise GroupsBlocking users does not prevent a blocked user's status from being displayed if the blocked users are in a contact list aspart of an enterprise group.
For example, User A blocks User B. However, User A is in User B's contact list as part of anenterprise group. As a result, User B can view User A's availability status.Invitees to Instant Webex MeetingsInvitees to instant Webex meetings must be provisioned with Webex accounts before they can join an instant Webex meeting.For example, User A has a Webex account and starts an instant Webex meeting from Cisco Jabber. Use A then invites User B,who does not have a Webex account, to the meeting.
When User B clicks on the meeting link in Cisco Jabber, an error messageis displayed and the user can't join the meeting. User B must be provisioned with a Webex account before attempting to joinany instant Webex meetings. This limitation is documented in CSCux52068.Jabber to Jabber CallsWe recommend running Internet Explorer 10 or greater while using the Jabber to Jabber calling feature. Using this featurewith previous versions of Internet Explorer or with Internet Explorer in Compatibility Mode can cause issues with Cisco Jabberclient login (non-SSO setup) or Jabber to Jabber calling capability (SSO setup).Users in Common IdentityThere is a known issue with signing into Cisco Jabber for some users who have migrated to Common Identity. If users receivean Incorrect user name or password error message when entering their username and password, see the following article,.Performance and Behavior Notes. Presence indicators on Sharepoint 2016When you sign-out of Jabber, the presence indicator bubbles are grayed out and do not refresh after signing back into Jabber.You can resolve this behavior by refreshing the webpage. This will ensure that accurate presence information is displayed.
Do Not Disturb (DND)If Jabber is controlling the Deskphone and if Do Not Disturb (DND) is set on the Deskphone,the presence status of the Jabberclient does not change.This behavior indicates that the Jabber client is functioning as designed. No action is required from the user. Jabber to Jabber Calls and Symantec Host IDS (HIDS)Jabber to Jabber calls can trigger errors in Symantec HIDS.Symantec HIDS has a rule that disables connections from internet-based servers if it receives 5 connection requests from thesame internet-based server within 200 seconds. For example, 3 Jabber to Jabber calls within 200 seconds will trigger SymantecHIDS. When this happens, ongoing Jabber to Jabber calls are dropped and Jabber to Jabber calls are disabled for 600 seconds.To avoid this scenario, you must add Cisco Jabber to the Symantec exception list. This behavior is documented in CSCuw32007.HTML Sanitization CodeThe Jabber HTML sanitization code has been modified to disallow 'masked' links in XMPP message payloads due to its potentialabuse in phishing attacks.
These links are no longer allowed for security reasons.It is recommended that Jabber Administrators educate potential users who may be affected by this feature enhancement. Meeting RemindersCisco Jabber displays pop-up reminders for Cisco Webex meetings only.
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Reminders for non-Cisco Webex meetings are not displayed.If the URL for a Webex meeting is changed (for example, by URL filter software), attempts to join the meeting from the meetingreminder or from the Meetings tab fail. This behavior is documented in CSCux03658.Schedule Meeting Button Disabled on Phone-Only ModeWhen Outlook is installed, and the MacCalendarIntegrationType parameter is set to Outlook, the Schedule Meeting button is displayed. However in phone-only mode, the button is not shown.Removing Participants During Conference CallsUsers can only remove participants from a conference call when using the softphone(CSF) device for calls. Users can't removeparticipants from conference calls in desk phone control mode or using extend and connect.Video CallsThe Start My Video button doesn't work immediately after a call connects. Users must wait approximately 6 seconds after the call starts beforeclicking the Start My Video button.
This behavior is documented in CSCuz06415.Contact Resolution for Enterprise GroupsJabber resolves contacts in enterprise groups individually rather than all at once. As a result, when you add an enterprisegroup to your users' contact lists—or if they clear their local cache—they'll only see the username and domain for each personuntil they hover over or interact with them.Caveats. Known defects, or bugs, have a severity level that indicates the priority of the defect. These release notes include the followingbug types:.All severity level 1 or 2 bugs.Significant severity level 3 bugs.All customer-found bugs except severity level 6 enhancement requestsSeverity LevelDescription1 CatastrophicReasonably common circumstances cause the entire system to fail, or a major subsystem to stop working, or other devices onthe network to be disrupted. No workarounds exist.2 SevereImportant functions are unusable and workarounds do not exist. Other functions and the rest of the network is operating normally.3 ModerateFailures occur in unusual circumstances, or minor features do not work at all, or other failures occur but low-impact workaroundsexist.This is the highest level for documentation bugs.4 MinorFailures occur under very unusual circumstances, but operation essentially recovers without intervention.
Users do not needto install any workarounds and performance impact is tolerable.5 CosmeticDefects do not cause any detrimental effect on system functionality.6 EnhancementRequests for new functionality or feature improvements.Search for Bugs.
Ask most people about the state of their image library and inevitably they’ll raise a guilty smile. It’s one of those housekeeping tasks that will forever remain near the top of your to do list but will never actually make it too the top.Even the most organised of photographers rarely finds the time to have a really good image sort and clear out. Tackling the last few years of images is a daunting task and one that’s probably best left till the winter, however there are a few things you can do now to help reduce the amount of unorganised images filling up your hard drives.Really it’s all about getting a system and sticking to it. Many like to organise their image libraries manually in a way that they understand but few others do, whilst others would prefer to allow a piece of software to do it for them. Either way there are certain naming conventions and folder structures that I have found work for myself and others over the years, and thankfully it’s easy and straightforward to set-up in Adobe Bridge.Before we start let’s look at the process of downloading your images to your computer. This may seem obvious but the steps can be kept brief as a helpful guide to those just getting started.1/ Remove memory card from camera and place card in card reader or plug your camera via USB into your computer2/ Load Adobe Bridge and use the Photo downloader to download and organise images3/ Check the images have copied across4/ Eject the card / camera from the computer5/ Reinsert card into your camera6/ Use the camera Format option to wipe the cardYour camera’s images are for the most part stored on a memory card in your camera. When it comes to downloading your images from the card to the computer you have a few choices:Download direct from the camera through a USB link from your camera to your computerRemove the memory card and pop it into a memory card reader attached to the computerIf your camera has built in WiFi use this to transfer the images from your camera to the computer of cloud storage.In this tutorial we’ll just look at the USB from camera or card reader option.
I would recommend buying a card reader as this will inevitably be the easiest route. Kit required:.
USB cable between camera and computer. Memory Card Reader.
Adobe BridgeHow to download and organise your image in Adobe Bridge CC Step 01: Load the cardEither remove the memory card from the camera and insert into a memory card reader, or connect your camera through USB to the computer and follow the connect options specified by your camera. You should see the memory card appear as a disk on your computer. Step 02: Get Photos from cameraLoad Bridge and from select File Get Photos From Camera, you’ll be asked if you want Photo Downloader to Automatically open when you insert a card, click to make your selection and click OK to open the Standard Dialog. At the bottom of the screen Click Advanced Dialog.
Step 03: Advanced DialogThe Advanced option just enables you to see the thumbnails of the files that you’re importing. Usually I wipe a card after I’ve downloaded all files but you may want to import just a few of the files that are on the card or separate RAW and JPEG files into seperate folders. Step 04: Create Sub FoldersThe first option enables you to select the folder structure, as default this is YYYYMMDD.
I find this works well, you can then rename the files, here I like to keep the camera unique file ID so click Advanced Rename and in the options layout adjust the file name structure. I’ve opted for something descriptive followed by date and image unique ID. Step 05: Import our imagesClick OK and now you’re ready to import the files.
The default destination for the files to download will be into your computers Pictures folder. You can easily change this by clicking the link and selecting a new location, I tend to create a folder named after the year and direct all folders and files into the folder. Make sure the files you want to download are selected and click Get Media. Step 06: Check your filesAfter the files have downloaded and you’ve returned to Bridge click the Pictures folder, then the year if you’ve created a folder for this and you should see all of the images with the date folders. Have a look through each folder just to make sure all images have downloaded. Step 07: Add to the folder namesAt the moment the folder names tell you the date the images where shot but they’re not very descriptive. During the download process we got Bridge to rename files so that they were more descriptive now let’s do the same for the folders.
In Bridge Click one of the folder names twice so it highlights and add “ – Description” to the end of the folder date name. Step 08: Format the cardNow the images are downloaded and on your machine it’s safe to delete the images from the memory card. The best way to do this is in the camera, this just makes sure that the card is fresh and ready to use the next time you need it. First make sure you eject the memory card from your computer then place the card into your camera and find the format option to clear the card. Published by Ali JenningsAli is our accessories, drones and action cam reviewer.Being surrounded by and kit from a young age, Ali’s interest in photography really took off when he was given a AE-1 and super 8 camera. After a few small commercial photo jobs and involvement in short film projects he joined the publishing industry in the late 90’s.In 2003 Ali joined Digital Camera Magazine, and more recently worked as the Imaging Lab Manager, testing cameras and lenses for the photography portfolio.
In the last couple of years he has specialised in the testing of the latest and drones and is presently training for his drone licence.Post navigation.