

Host Offering Service: proper FQDN of the CUCM server as resolved by DNS in our example it is.Weight: 10 (if you only have one CUCM as I do in my lab this isn't important).Priority: 0 (if you only have one CUCM as I do in my lab this isn't important).Step 3: in this new window configure the following values Step 2: In this new window scroll down until you find Service Location (SRV) and click Create Record Step 1: Open your DNS snap-in, Right-click to open the action menu and select Other New Records

Note I am using a Windows 2012 Server as my Active Directory / DNS server Step 14: Once all of that is done click save, and return to the previous screen with the Go button Step 13: Go to Directory Profile under primary select the directory profile we set up earlier. Step 12: Go down to the Directory Profile and select the Directory Profile we created earlier Step 10: Navigate to User Management > User Settings > Service Profile Note: Both of the new services we configured should be listed in this screen now Step 9: Click Save, Apply config and return to the previous screen with the Go Button


Please take a note that this is the bare minimum configuration required depending on the needs of your organization more configurations and setup may be required. The purpose of this article is to show the steps necessary to set up the Cisco Jabber for Windows application to register to your on-premises Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) so it can be used as a softphone on a user's PC.
