DUE Router and Switch Configuration Software Installation Module 2

Voice Layers Infrastructure layer – Routers, switches, and voice gateways Call-processing layer – Call Manager Application layer – IPCC, Unity (Voic ) Client layer – Cisco IP Phones and PC Soft- phones 2 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

CCM Functions Call Processing Signaling and device control Dial plan administration Phone administration Directory services Programming interface to external app’s 3 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Basic Call Processing 4 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Deployment Models Single site Multisite with centralized call processing Multisite with distributed call processing Clustering over the IP WAN 5 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Single Site 6 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Multisite – Centralized 7 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Multisite - Distributed 8 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

First configure the switch and router to allow the CallManagers to communicate during the installation process 9 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Next Finished out the Physical Topology 10 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Once the installation is complete, follow this path to the web based application 11 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Once the installation is complete go into the Publisher and Subscriber and turn on services. To get there select Application - > Cisco CallManager Serviceability 12 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

On the Serviceability page, go to the Tools tab and then the click on Service Activation 13 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Publisher Activation 14 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

Subscriber Activation 15 VoIP II -- Cisco icons used with permission from Cisco

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