02-09-2011 04:43 PM - edited 03-16-2019 03:22 AM
hi, one of our site is getting rid of their cucm since its no longer supported by cisco. so, thinking about few options - using our central cucm cluster but they still wanna keep their site numbers same. pls advise how to do it...im new to this thing
02-09-2011 05:01 PM
Hi Gavin,
I think one of the best options you can look at right now, is
here is the documentation on the same -
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/srnd/4x/42models.html#wp1045194
In brief this would mean that you would register all the phone's at the site to the Central Call Manager Cluster with there existing extensions itself.
You would need to create a new Device Pool for this site and associate all the phones from the site to that particular Device Pool; this would allow you to maintain control over the new site phones as a single entity.
Also if you have a router at the site, if you could configure all required media resources required(conferencing etc) at that site itself, and force the site phones to use them via an MRGL (Media Resorces Group List), it would be great and would save you a lot of Bandwidth(this is not compulsory).
Now a bit more help could be provided if you could elaborate on the connectivity between the site and the call manager cluster(what type, bandwidth.)
Regards
Thomas
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02-09-2011 06:26 PM
hi Thomas,
i also want to leave their phone numbers as their local numbers. site and call manager cluster are in totally different country. is this possible?
02-09-2011 06:35 PM
yes that would be possible, but in some countries there is a legal restriction towards sending calls over IP to other countries so just make sure about the same.
Anyways you would simply need to register the phones to the CUCM with the local extensions, just like a normal phone.
Regards
Thomas
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02-10-2011 09:08 AM
If you can give u some idea what the current configuration and size is (at both sites), that'd be helpful in
recommending an alternative.
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