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First let’s sort out the acronyms. CME and CUCM are two different and separate products. CME, or Call Manager Express as the full name is, it’s when you configure a Cisco router to act as a phone service system. Cisco Unified Communications Manager as is the full name for CUCM is a server based phone service system that runs on ESXi as virtual server(s).
When you setup CME on a Cisco router there is nothing to install, it’s part of IOS.
About your question in the last paragraph. I don’t really understand what it is you’re asking about. Could you please elaborate on what it is that you’re asking about?
First let’s sort out the acronyms. CME and CUCM are two different and separate products. CME, or Call Manager Express as the full name is, it’s when you configure a Cisco router to act as a phone service system. Cisco Unified Communications Manager as is the full name for CUCM is a server based phone service system that runs on ESXi as virtual server(s).
When you setup CME on a Cisco router there is nothing to install, it’s part of IOS.
About your question in the last paragraph. I don’t really understand what it is you’re asking about. Could you please elaborate on what it is that you’re asking about?
About your question in the last paragraph. I don’t really understand what it is you’re asking about. Could you please elaborate on what it is that you’re asking about?
I meen this look at the pictuer please try to give me solution
I’ve never used that interface, I always use the IOS CLI, but from what I can tell it’s nothing new in the SIP settings. What is it that you want a solution for? The document that I referenced in an earlier response outlines the settings available.
To know more about how to configure CME please have a look at this document. Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express System Administrator Guide
