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What model are these phones, and what models are the expansion modules?
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What model are these phones, and what models are the expansion modules?

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They are 8851 Phones with BEKEM 36 button expansion modules
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They are 8851 Phones with BEKEM 36 button expansion modules

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Are you using Export All Details or Specific Details?<br />
Also, does this BugID apply. <br />
<a href="https://quickview.cloudapps.cisco.com/quickview/bug/CSCvk22709" rel="ugc">https://quickview.cloudapps.cisco.com/quickview/bug/CSCvk22709</a>
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Are you using Export All Details or Specific Details?
Also, does this BugID apply.
https://quickview.cloudapps.cisco.com/quickview/bug/CSCvk22709 [https://quickview.cloudapps.cisco.com/quickview/bug/CSCvk22709]

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I was exporting All Details and am checking on that bug - I dont use any speed dials but there are a good number of DNs on the phones that are affected
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I was exporting All Details and am checking on that bug - I dont use any speed dials but there are a good number of DNs on the phones that are affected

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Running into a problem with CUCM when doing an export of Phones with Specific Details. &nbsp;I have several phones that have 15 lines (18 lines in the button template total) on them but when exporting, the 2nd-15th lines don't show up until Line Number 30 or later.<br />
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What would cause CUCM v11.5 to export the phones lines like that?
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Running into a problem with CUCM when doing an export of Phones with Specific Details.  I have several phones that have 15 lines (18 lines in the button template total) on them but when exporting, the 2nd-15th lines don't show up until Line Number 30 or later.

What would cause CUCM v11.5 to export the phones lines like that?

CUCM Export of Phones not setting the Line numbers correctly

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