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Cisco Voice Provisioning Tool User and Phone Management Guide
OL-7700-01
Chapter 9 Performing Bulk Operations for Users
Obtaining Information on the Bulk Provisioning User Configuration Settings
Step 2 In the Bulk Name column, click the hyperlink for the bulk operation that you want to modify.
Tip To remove users from the list that displays, check the check box next to the user that displays;
click the Remove button or choose Action > Remove.
Step 3 To add more users to the list that displays, click the Add More button or choose Action > Add More.
Step 4 After the search page displays, narrow or widen the search by configuring the search parameters; then,
click Go.
Step 5 Check the check boxes for the users that you want to add. Click Add Selected.
Tip You can modify the selection if you choose to do so.
Step 6 After you specify all users that you want to export and the users display on the Bulk Export page, click
Next or choose Action > Next.
Step 7 Check the check boxes for the attributes that you want to export. The check boxes that you check
determine the header row for the export file. You can uncheck the check boxes for attributes that are
already selected. The attributes that you choose affect all users that you export. After you choose the
attributes, click Next.
Step 8 Enter a task name and description in the corresponding fields.
Step 9 From the File Encoding drop-down list box, choose the file encoding type that you want to use, for
example, UTF8 or ASCII.
Step 10 Configure the time you want the Cisco Voice Provisioning Tool to export the information.
Step 11 Click Save.
If the operation moved into the Running state while you modified it, a message displays that you cannot
modify the operation unless you abort the it.
If the operation exists in the Aborted or Finished state, a message displays that the existing log file is
discarded when the operation begins.
Obtaining Information on the Bulk Provisioning User
Configuration Settings
For information on user configuration settings, see the “User Configuration Settings” section on
page 11-1.
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