Command Line Arguments for Installing Cisco Jabber for Windows

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When installing Cisco Jabber for Windows, you can specify various command line arguments to configure specific settings during installation. Two of these arguments are:

1. TFTP_ADDRESS: This argument specifies the IP address or hostname of the Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server used for provisioning Cisco Jabber. This server stores configuration files, firmware updates, and other data that Cisco Jabber needs to operate correctly. By specifying this argument during installation, you can ensure that Cisco Jabber uses the correct TFTP server for provisioning.

2. VOICEMAIL_SERVER_ADDRESS: This argument specifies the IP address or hostname of the voicemail server that Cisco Jabber should use to retrieve voicemail messages. By specifying this argument during installation, you can ensure that Cisco Jabber is configured correctly to retrieve voicemail messages from the correct server.

The other options provided in the question are:

• CISCO_UDS_DOMAIN: This argument specifies the domain name used by Cisco Jabber to locate Unified Data Service (UDS) servers. UDS servers are used for contact search, directory lookup, and other features in Cisco Jabber.

• SERVICES_DOMAIN: This argument specifies the domain name used by Cisco Jabber to locate Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) services, such as call control and presence.

• TFTP: This argument specifies the location of the TFTP server used for provisioning. However, it does not allow you to specify the IP address or hostname of the server, so it is less useful than the TFTP_ADDRESS argument.

In summary, the two command line arguments that can be specified when installing Cisco Jabber for Windows are TFTP_ADDRESS and VOICEMAIL_SERVER_ADDRESS. The former allows you to specify the TFTP server used for provisioning, while the latter allows you to specify the voicemail server used by Cisco Jabber.