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abiolaadefila
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Hello All,

Trying to deploy Cisco Expressway in a CUCM and IM & P that is clustered across the WAN.

Documentation says the Cisco Expressway shouldn't connect to the cucm via VPN. Since one of the CUCM & IM & P will be local with the expressway, is it OK to go ahead.

Has anyone deployed in this kind of scenarios..Will appreciate your suggestions

 

Thanks

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Jonathan Schulenberg
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Expressway must have reasonably high-speed/low-latency access to all CUCM/IM&P/CUC cluster nodes as it will be proxying traffic for users to assigned to all of them (e.g. IM&P sub-cluster node a user is assigned to or CUCM Call Control Group node in CSF device Device Pool).

Without knowing extenuating circumstances, I would say that if the CUCM cluster meets the bandwidth/latency/jitter/loss requirements from the SRND and the Expressway-C/-E pair are located along with the publisher then your WAN should be fine. Just be aware that Expressway clustering has a FAR stricter set of requirements than CUCM does so if you plan on splitting that up be sure you're  <10ms one-way delay.

Hi Jonathan,

Thanks for your response.

It is a single node of each of Expressway-C and Expressway-E, which will be on the same LAN. They will be collocated on the same UCS/LAN as the CUCM-Pub, IM&P-Pub, and one of the subscribers