06-24-2014 12:42 PM - edited 03-18-2019 03:07 AM
I can't seem to find the answer documented anywhere on this. The docs state:
Each concurrent call session terminating on a system not using Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Business Edition or Cisco HCS (for example, B2B calls and Jabber Guest) requires a Cisco Expressway Rich Media Session license. Also, each concurrent call requiring interworking also requires a Cisco Expressway Rich Media Session license. Examples of such calls include H.323-to-SIP interworked calls or H.264 SVC-to-H.264 AVC calls.
So assuming I have an EX90 registered to my CUCM, and I want to place a call that terminates at some external companies video endpoint across the internet, by way of my Expressway Core and Expressway Edge pair, do I need the LIC-EXP-RMS just on the Expressway E, or do I need the license on both boxes?
If it's the latter, do you have to pay for 2 sessions to get 1 call like described, or can the same license be applied to both boxes (although it can only be registered/bound to one serial number) ?
Just the answer would be great, link(s) to supporting documentation would be even better.
Thanks,
Chad Marsh
06-08-2015 08:01 AM
Hi Hong,
do you mean that the expressway free traversal license is considered as RMS and we need to order only one another RMS to be able to do a B2B call ?
also do you know if Cisco start to offer one year trial for the RMS license ?
Thanks
Haitham
06-10-2015 08:53 AM
hi Hythim,
>also do you know if Cisco start to offer one year trial for the RMS license ?
knowing Cisco policies and habits I suppose that it isn't possible in the near future.
I've seen maximum time for trial options for 90 days and I think if you are going to do some testing it's pretty enough time for that.
06-28-2014 06:41 AM
Each option license is bundled with your VCS serial number, so it is only valid for one VCS.
05-21-2015 02:17 PM
Hello everyone,
I´m confused about when to use Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server (VCS-C) or Cisco Expressway solution because both are suppose to be used to enable video calling with third parties.
would you clarify please?
thanks you so much in advance!
Bladimir
09-03-2015 06:34 AM
I have 100 RMS Session license. Below is my Scenario.
One Expressway Core , One Expressway Edge ,Cisco Unified Communications Manager , IMP Server.
1. All the Jabber End Points are Registered with CUCM. Internal Jabber Client , IP Phones will Communicate with External Jabber Client , other TP End Points outside . All the external and internal End Points Registered to CUCM.
2. B2B Calls required , H323-SIP Interworking required.
So as a best practice , I have to provide 50 RMS lic to Expressway core and 50 RMS License to Expressway Edge.??? Please give your comments ?
09-03-2015 06:46 AM
yes, you are right, it must be equal distribution of RMS licenses between Core and Edge.
08-27-2018 02:59 PM
Hi CHAD.
Business to business calls, business to consumer (jabber gues) Previously required two RMS licenses, now require one on Expressway-E.
Best regards.
04-17-2019 08:46 AM
All,
Since Expressway version X8.8 we only need to upload 1 RMS license to the Expressway-E.
The answer is under the "Registrations On Expressway" section. Search for "Business to business calls:"
"Business to business calls: previously required two RMS licenses, now require one on Expressway-E"
Hope this can help someone in the future!
Regards,
Dalton Woolsey
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