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7-4 OW5000-MA4000 Integration Synchronization Status Synchronization Status displays the current status of the data synchronization between MA4000 and OW5000. The status can have the following three values: Disabled - the integration is disabled. In-Progress - the full synchronization is in progress. Current - the full synchronization is complete and the OW5000 database is current. In this mode, the synchronization is listening to change notifications from MA4000 and will update the corresponding data. For example, the change notifications can include User update and Extension update in OW5000, as they are received. Enable MA4000 Integration To enable MA4000 integration with the OW5000, click the Enable MA4000 Integration check box. OW5000 Connection This is the OW5000 URL of the format http://%SERVER_NAME%/ OW5000. This URL is registered with MA4000 and used by MA4000 for deep links. Deep Links in MA4000 A Deep Link is a link in the MA4000 application for a PBX, Extension, or a User. When selected, the user is taken to the corresponding OW5000 page. In MA4000, the deep link appears as Edit in OW5000. Figure 7-3 Deep Link in MA4000 UCE Application Platform (UNIVERGE OW5000) Configuration Guide
OW5000-MA4000 Integration 7-5 MA4000 Connection Fields in the MA4000 section are described below: MA4000 Base URL - This is the URL to the MA4000 application. For example, http:///MA4000). Login - A login with Administrator privileges is required. Password - The password for the above login. The default value for both the login name and the password is admin. NOTE MA4000 SQL Server Connection The OW5000 needs the MA4000 SQL Server details and a read-only SQL Server Login. This login is used by the OW5000 database synchronization service to read the MA4000 database. The following information describes the MA4000 fields in Figure 7-2. Server Name - The server name where the MA4000 SQL Server is located. Server Instance - The named instance of the SQL Server where the MA4000 Database is installed. If this is the default instance, the value is not required. Login - A login for the SQL Server which has read-only user access to the MA4000 database. Password - The password for the SQL Server login. Database Name - The MA4000 database name. Database Synchronization DB Sync Listen Port - This is the port where the OW5000 DBSync is listening to the change notifications from MA4000. This is an http port hosted by the DBSync service itself and is not IIS dependent. If MA4000 and OW5000 are installed on different servers, the firewall will have to be opened on this port for incoming connections in the OW5000 server. NOTE Synchronize Prime Lines in MA4000 as Extensions in OW5000 - Prime line extensions can be imported into OW5000 in ascending or descending order. In ascending order, the Primary Extension in OW5000 will have the lowest number for the Person. In descending order, the Primary Extension will have the highest number. For example, if extensions 2001 and 1001 are assigned to User A in MA4000 and the user is imported as Person A in UCE Application Platform (UNIVERGE OW5000) Configuration Guide
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