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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) r...
Unity UM 4.0(5) no TTS. Users want deleted voice messages copied to Deleted Items folder, so COS is set to do so. When users listen to Unity conversation, in 'Saved Messages' they are notified of read emails in Inbox, and in 'Deleted Messages' they a...
Is there any way for the CallManager AD plugin to be configured so that CCM can see users in another tree in the AD forest? We are currently pointing at the root domain, and can see users in that domain as well as users in child domains directly unde...
I am trying to setup an external router to advertise a default route with OSPF through a PIX to an inside router using 'default-information originate' (not always), this way the internal router will switch to a floating default static route pointing ...
I am trying to setup an external router to advertise a default route with OSPF through a PIX to an inside router using 'default-information originate' (not always), this way the internal router will switch to a floating default static route pointing ...
"so the dual NIC can only be used if your VCSE LAN1 and LAN2 are in different subnets than your VCSC"No, I'm not saying that, but most designs would still have a firewall between the VCSE inside interface and the VCSC, so they are usually in differen...
I would change your scenario a little since typically you would not have your VCSE inside interface in the same network as your VCSC.So let's go with this:VCSE has two physical interfaces configured and connected in two different DMZ subnets. DMZ-Ext...
I guess I can't say I'm surprised that TAC would give that kind of advice, but although it would work, you are essential still doing single interface and routing on a stick, while your LAN1 becomes just a private failover link I guess?In most cases w...
Yes, at several customers, including one with clusters of both C & E at a large coffee company you've probably heard of.When you actually do dual NIC, you must add static routes for your inside network range(s) pointing to the inside gateway via the ...
Sorry but that is incorrect.You only need to point the VCS-C/Expressway-C at the public IP of a Static NAT VCS-E/Expressway-E when you are NOT doing dual interface. When doing dual interface, you point it at the actual IP of the E's LAN1 (inside).If ...
