Yeah, I told the customer that, he was offended that that was all I could do...
He has a lot of users who need to not be able to send messages to other users (mostly the IT help desk is getting pounded by IMs from everyone who should be calling in thru UCCX). He wants the users to not be able to send IMs or even see the status of his help desk people.... if he has to have each of his IT people block a user each time a user sends an IM, this is going to get out of control fast... I did find one way, but it blows (rearranging the OUs of his network)... Now, if Cisco let you configure multiple LDAP user search bases, and add them to a specific profile, so I could segment out the help desk and just not add them to be searchable... that would work, but Cisco only lets you select ONE LDAP search criterium. Jonathan On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 8:41 PM, Priyank Kiran<priyank.ki...@gmail.com> wrote: > If you are using version 7.0, right click on the contact and select "Block > Contact" > The blocked contact should then appear under File-->Preferences-->Privacy > list > -Priyank > > On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 4:21 PM, Jonathan Charles <jonv...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> How do you block CUPC users from seeing other CUPC users? >> >> I have changed Presence Groups for user A and User B so they are >> disallowed subscriptions... I have changed SUBSCRIBE CSS to not >> include the partition of the other user... I even changed the LDAP >> profiles in CUPS so they couldn't see the other OU... and they can >> still see the presence status, still send/receive IMs... >> >> Now, once I changed the LDAP search base on CUPS, you can no longer >> search for the user and add em to your buddy list... but no presence >> info is blocked... >> >> How do you block this for CUPC? >> >> >> >> Jonathan > >