In Jabber application , you can sign out to deactivate the application. When signed out, your number will be unregistered(assuming this only device you use). To reactivate Jabber, simply sign in again.
- Click on your profile.
- Look for the ‘Sign Out’ option.
Aha, so are you are asking if there is a way to hard code the user that login to a specific Jabber client? If so no there are not to the best of my knowledge. If you’re asking about if you can stop a user from signing into Jabber at all you can do that by not assigning IM&P rights to the end user object in CM. If you’re asking something altogether different please elaborate in a bit more details as then it’s apparent that we don’t understand what it is you’re trying to get help with.
As no one but you should know the credentials of your account I don’t understand what your problem is? Just make sure that your logged out of any of your Jabber applications as @Nithin Eluvathingal described.
If you log out, calls will not be directed to your device. To answer or receive calls, you need to log in, and Jabber must be registered with CUCM (Cisco Unified Communications Manager).
If you need to lock your account, and your CUCM is AD (Active Directory) integrated, please contact your AD admin. They will be able to lock your account. Keep in mind that this action will also impact all your AD logins.
