01-22-2015 06:28 AM - edited 03-18-2019 03:56 AM
So to do TelePresence B2B and VPNless Jabber I need VCS-C and E (Which can be VMS). Do i just use my existing internet connection to send these calls out or do I need SIP trunking with a telco?
01-22-2015 04:48 PM
No, you do not need a SIP trunk to a Telco. All the comms go over your existing Internet connection and to put it in similar terms, your TelePresence infrastructure becomes the telco for your devices.
Have a read of the Mobile and Remote Access Deployment Guide for some further details on how it all needs to be configured.
Wayne
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01-24-2015 07:01 AM
Its always good if you mention a bit more about your deployment.
Though you can use VCS for MRA ("VPNless Jabber"), licensing wise it would most likely
not make sense as it would eat up call licenses, where if you deploy it as an Expressway-C/E
it would be part of the CUWL standard licensing
A SIP trunk to a telco is most likely used for real phone numbers.
Here you terminate your sip setup to the internet. So for MRA or B2B, you do not need
a telco sip trunk, just your CUCM installation + Expressway or VCS + Internet + Certificates.
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