No, unfortunately, I do not. However... Just curious... I have had a lot of interest in this video over the last few years, and I am wondering if people are interested because they like the non-coding aspect primarily or if it's something else. If it's the non-coding aspect, I could make a template that literally anyone could follow. You'll need the programming tools, like python, nodeJS, and VS Code, but you won't have write any code or even know what you're doing.... It will basically have the same functionality. If you're interested in something like that, please let me know. Maybe I can put something together to replace this video.

You're very welcome!

That's great to hear! You're very welcome!

Pick a language, then start with the basics: variables, data types, functions, loops, etc. There are tons of free tutorials on KZbin. Only when you're comfortable with the basics should you try to follow tutorials like this... not to build something for a customer. Do it just to learn. Do a bunch of them, and do them more than once. In the beginning it feels hard, but when you get through it, you realize it's not that bad. Don't listen to anyone who says x language is the best or y language is the worst. Different languages are good for different functions. If you're into networking, Cisco, Webex bots, and possibly AI, python makes a lot of sense. It's an easy language all things considered. On the other hand, JavaScript is great for the web. Spend some time researching different languages and understanding their strengths and weaknesses. Think carefully about what kinds of projects you want to build. It's fine to dabble in several languages just to get a feel for them... but once you choose a language, try to stick with it and get really good at that language before you venture off.

I have it recorded... it just needs editing. Sorry for the long wait... been very busy with side projects.

This is very unfortunate. If I can find another way for you to set up a sandbox, I'll post a message here (or make a video).

Many apologies for the delay. I should have the next video out soon.

Thank you very much! The next video should be out soon.

@@CollabCrush Still waiting :)

Thank you, I am planning on returning to CUCM-related videos after the new year.

please do that. the cucm 14! and expressway! and cms!@@CollabCrush

Thank you very much!

Thanks for the comment. That'd be awesome!

Thanks for your comment. Since these CMS videos are a few years old now, I will probably have to start fresh with a whole new series that showcases the features from the more recent releases. I don't know when that will be... I have the rest of the year already planned out, and most people aren't interested in on-prem infrastructure anymore. Thanks for your comment, though. I will put it on my radar.

This could be due to a lot of different factors. I would first check that the bot you added to your space is actually the bot you registered in the developer portal. Sounds silly, but I've botched this many times because they names can be so similar. So my advice is to first delete the bot that's in your webex app... then go back over to the developer portal, copy and paste the <[email protected]> address that was given to you when you created the bot, then re-add the bot to your webex app based on the username you copied from the bot registration page. Second, when you add the bot to your webex app, make sure you add it to a 1-1 direct message. If you just add it to a space, the bot will ignore you unless you address it with @mention.

They'll need to configure it for LGW. I'll go through a standard configuration after I get through all the calling features. Will be one of the last ones for this series.

They licenses are automatically added with a Control Hub sandbox. In a real production environment, these would be added along with whatever subscription you purchased. In either case, there's nothing extra to configure beyond what's shown in the video.

Awesome! Thanks for your comment!

Take a look at the video I posted recently on building a ChatGPT bot.... In that video, I use a python package called "webex_bot"... of course you can ignore everything else about ChatGPT.. This package is all you need, and it is hands-down the best option for creating a webex bot.

As far has I know, the CCNA does not include anything from Webex. However, the CCNP in Collaboration includes Webex. You can view the specific exam topics at learningnetwork.cisco.com/s/clcor-exam-topics

Awesome! Thanks for your comment.

I'll get to it eventually, but I have to sort out my lab first.

It's out right now! Enjoy.