1. HP NA Bootcamp December 2008, Ft Colins, Colorado
The VOIP Feature
HP NA Bootcamp December 2008, Ft Colins, Colorado

2. VOIP Supported Platforms
IP PBX components and Call Managers
Cisco Unified Communications Manager 6.x
Gateway components (Existing Drivers)
Cisco Routers: 2600, 3600, AS5300, AS5400, AS5800, 7200, 7500, etc.
Cisco VG200 Series, VG248, IAD2800 Series
Gatekeeper components
Cisco 3600, 7200
Inline Power Switches
Cisco Catalyst 3550, 3560, 3750, 4500, 6500 series
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3. HP NA Bootcamp December 2008, Ft Colins, Colorado
Goals
Auto-Detect VoIP, MPLS, PoE, and BGP configuration elements within network devices and flag these devices as supporting these services
Interface QoS and ACL configuration sections are automatically parsed and displayed in the interface configuration summary for the specific interface
Device driver for Cisco Call Manager allowing configuration compliance checks and basic device diagnostics
Support these features for Cisco initially
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4. HP NA Bootcamp December 2008, Ft Colins, Colorado
Feature Details
Service Type – VoIP, MPLS, PoE, and BGP
Parsed by drivers from configuration
Parsed service indicates it is configured
Admin settings (Config Mgmt) to create custom service types
Searchable
Configlet Parsing
Parse related objects from interface config (ACL, QoS)
Not Searchable
New Driver
Call Manager
Pull phone and template data into config
Searching/Reporting
Search Port Types for Power over Ethernet ports
Search Service Types
Search Port State (up/down)
CLI/API commands
Show/add/del service type
permissions
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5. HP NA Bootcamp December 2008, Ft Colins, Colorado
Use Cases
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6. HP NA Bootcamp December 2008, Ft Colins, Colorado
Use Cases 1 – Compliance
Use Case 1 – Compliance
Call Manager policy on phones
Use Case 2 – Searching/Reporting
Find connected PoE ports
Find and Group VoIP devices
Use Case 3 – Troubleshooting
Troubleshoot an interface an examine related acl and qos settings for that specific interface.
HP NA Bootcamp December 2008, Ft Colins, Colorado