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CUCM 9.0Features UpdateMarcia Kaneoya

Marcia.kaneoya@comstor.com.br

Pre Sales Engineer

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• Pre CUCM 9.0

-Administrator could only eliminate codecs (based on Maximum Audio BitRate)

-Could not prioritize G.711alaw over G.711ulaw, or G.729 codecs

• CUCM 9.0

-System default codec preference same as earlier versions

-Allow administrator to deterministically specify codec order

-Allow codec selection based on received offer

-Custom Codec list applied globally or on a GW/Trunk Level

-Can be applied to: SIP, MGCP, SCCP, H323 and EMCC

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• In LRG, forwarding operations are forwarded based upon the calling party’s LRG

• For Call Forward All, users set their forward destination based on their dialing habits

• Issue: The calling party’s dialing rules does not always match the called party’s dialing rules

• System wide setting…not device/site specific

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CUCM

San JosePSTN

Richardson

GW-RchPattern: 9.@

PSTN

GW-SJPattern: 9.@

A calls B

Phone A Phone B

Phone C

9722834343

B CFNA/CFA:

92834343

Phone C

92834343

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CUCM

San JosePSTN

Richardson

GW-RchPattern: 9.@

PSTN

GW-SJPattern: 9.@

A calls B

Phone A Phone B

Phone C

9722834343

B CFNA/CFA:

92834343

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• CUCM 6.0: Call recording

• CUCM 8.0: Secure call recording

• CUCM 8.5: Call recording with MediaSense

• CUCM 9.0: Phone controlled call recording

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99XX:SIP

79XXSCCP or SIP

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CUCM

User

CTI

Office Phone3000

Home Phone 4155551212

PSTN

PBX Phone 9196661212

3rd Party PBX

Enterprise DN: 3000

Remote Destination 1: 4155551212

Remote Destination 2: 9196661313

CTI Remote Device or CSF/Jabber device in Extend Mode

Deskphone ModeRemote Call Control

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• Locations Bases Call Admission Control Prior to CUCM 9.0

-Supported only simple Hub and Spoke topologies

-Could not share CAC information with other CUCM or VCS

-Could not use SME to manage BW because media did not traverse SME

-Telepresence endpoints deployed in separate cluster from other video devices and CAC not used with TP endpoints

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• CUCM 9.0 enables the following features:

- Efficient bandwidth management for clusters that share physical sites

- Allow administrator to model complex topologies including multi hop WAN

- Multiple CUCM clusters can share end to end BW deductions

- Configure independent bandwidth for voice, video, and immersive calls

- Support for intra-location bandwidth limits

- Introduce weighting attribute for redundant links to influence path selection

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Hub_none

Loc_14 Loc_15 Loc_16

Wt=50

Loc_11

Wt=50

Wt=20

Wt=50Wt=20

Audio BW poolVideo BW poolImmersive Video pool

Link Weight

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CUCM

User B’s phone3000

PSTN

Enterprise DN: 3000Remote Destination

0.9999-1234

Office Phone2000

User A

User B

User B’s Cell Phone9999-1234

User A calls:

3000

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CUCM

User B’s phone3000

PSTN

Enterprise DN: 3000Remote Destination

0.9999-1234

Office Phone2000

User A

User B

User B’s Cell Phone9999-1234

User A calls:

9999-1234

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• EMCC now supports authenticated/encrypted phones

• Each CUCM must export/import Tomcat/TFTP/CAPF certs

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• Pre-CUCM 9.0

-LDAP sync disables Local Users

-Extra users could trigger extra CAL’s (licenses) on the MS AD

• CUCM 9.0

-Simultaneous LDAP Sync and Local Users

-Administrator can convert an LDAP user to a local user

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• Solution release 9.0, CUCM and CUP will start integration to be one product

• Centralize administration

• Simplify licensing, now included as part of CUCM user licensing

• Deprecating IP Phone Messenger (IPPM) and CUPC 7.0

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• Through CUCM IM and Presence administration screens, configure UC Services for clients

• UC Services that can be defined:

Voice Mail, Visual Voice Mail, Conferencing, Directory, IM and Presence, CTI

• UC Services are used to build a UC Service Profile

• UC Service Profiles assigned to users

licensing for the feature handled at the user level

Home cluster specified in the user page

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• Support for Secure audio/video with MCU

• Support for sRTP point to point video with 99xx\896xphones

• Immersive video classification for Enhanced LCAC

• SIP Line side Transparency and Normalization

• URI Dialing Interop with VCS

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UC Manager

VCS Control VCS Expressway

Internet

Register withE.164 only

Register URIand E.164

SIP

H.323

E20

EX

C-Series

CTS

Movi

E20

C-Series

EX

E20 EX

Movi

Register URIand E.164

E20 user Alice dials bob@cisco.com

UCM routes “@cisco.com” to VCSTo: bob@cisco.comFrom: “Alice” 14085551212@cisco.com

Bob sees call coming from: “Alice”14085551212@cisco.com

User can call Alice back at: 14085551212VCS appends @cisco.comand routes call to UCM

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URIonly

URIonly

Thank you.