All I am looking for someone that can instruct me on how to communicate to Cisco Unified Communications Manager with Perl. The requirement is as follows: I have completed a script that via SNMP polls network switches for connected phones, now , I need to take the phone name "SEP(plus phones MAC" I.E SEPFFFFFFFFFFFF , and talks to CUCM to determine the phones Directory Number(s) programmed on it.

Here is my code thus far. Pardon my horrible variable naming convention, I was trying to create this script in a hurry. I now need some of the output of this script (the SEP Name) and query CUCM for more details about the phone. Help please?

#!/usr/bin/perl
#Version 1 2/27/17
use SNMP_util; use NetAddr::IP;
#use warnings;
####Variable Dec
my $sCdpCacheCapabilities = "1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.23.1.2.1.1.9"; my $sCommu
+nityString = "notReallyGivingUmyCommunityString"; my $counter =0; $cd
+pCacheDeviceId = "1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.23.1.2.1.1.6"; $cdpCachePlatform = 
+"1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.23.1.2.1.1.8"; $cdpInterfaceEntry = "1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9
+.23.1.1.1.1.6"; $cdpCacheAddress = "1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.23.1.2.1.1.4";
##### End Variable Declaration #####Open File Handle
 open (FILEREAD, "formerlyBridges2Input.csv");
 while ($Host = <FILEREAD>){ chomp ($Host);
  (@cdpNeighborPackedCapabilities) = &snmpwalk("$sCommunityString\@$Ho
+st","$sCdpCacheCapabilities");
  foreach $PcdpCap (@cdpNeighborPackedCapabilities){
                                                                      
+                                          #($index, $capHEX) = split(
+/:/, $PcdpCap, 2);
   ($uni, $mee, $capHEX) = split (/[\.,:]/, $PcdpCap);
                                                                      
+                                          #($ind, $in2) =  split(/./,
+ $index, 2);
        ($index) = join ('.' , $uni,$mee);
    my $sUnpackedCDPcap;
    map { $sUnpackedCDPcap .= sprintf("%02x",$_) } unpack "CCCCCC", $c
+apHEX;
    if ($sUnpackedCDPcap == "00000490"){
    $sIDcomp = "$cdpCacheDeviceId.$index";
    $sPlaComp = "$cdpCachePlatform.$index";
    $sInEntry = "$cdpInterfaceEntry.$uni";
    $sAddComp = "$cdpCacheAddress.$index";
    ###print "$sAddComp\n";
    ($devName) = &snmpget("$sCommunityString\@$Host","$sIDcomp");
    ($sDevPlatform) = &snmpget("$sCommunityString\@$Host","$sPlaComp")
+;
    ($sPortName) = &snmpget("$sCommunityString\@$Host","$sInEntry");
    ($ipAdd) = &snmpget("$sCommunityString\@$Host","$sAddComp");
   # $Do = join '.', unpack "C*", pack "H*", $ipAdd;
   my $val4;
   map {$val4 .= sprintf("%02x",$_)} unpack "C*", $ipAdd;
    $neighIP = join '.', unpack "C*", pack "H*", $val4;
    print "$Host,$devName,$sDevPlatform,$sPortName,http://$neighIP/\n"
+;}
        }}

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