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ContentsxCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Can I Just Use SMDI? 10-21What If I Cannot Use SMDI? 10-22Choosing an Integration Mode 10-

Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionCisco CallManager Redundancy4-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03The following example shows the configura

4-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSupplementary ServicesIf the primary Cisco CallManager becomes availa

Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSupplementary Services4-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03IOS H.323 GatewaysOnly H.323v1 was supported pr

4-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSite-Specific Gateway Requirements4. Cisco CallManager issues a reque

Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSite-Specific Gateway Requirements4-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03• Is direct inward dialing (DID) r

4-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSite-Specific Gateway RequirementsTo help narrow the focus, the site

Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSite-Specific Gateway Requirements4-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Table 4-3 Digital Gateways by Site

4-13Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSite-Specific Gateway RequirementsTable 4-4 lists the gateways of ea

Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSite-Specific Gateway Requirements4-14Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03H.323Cisco 1750 10BaseT, T1/E1 ser

CHAPTER 5-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-035Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationThis chapter discusses the architecture and oper

xiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03PrefaceThis preface describes the purpose, intended audience, organization, and conventions for t

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationCisco CallManager Dial Plan Architecture5-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03allow

5-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationCisco CallManager Dial Plan ArchitectureFigure

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationCisco CallManager Dial Plan Architecture5-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Note I

5-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationCisco CallManager Dial Plan ArchitectureFigure

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationCisco CallManager Dial Plan Architecture5-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Route

5-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationCisco CallManager Dial Plan ArchitectureRoute

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationCisco CallManager Dial Plan Architecture5-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Device

5-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationCisco CallManager Dial Plan ArchitectureAn imp

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationSpecial Dial String Considerations5-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Digit trans

5-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationSpecial Dial String ConsiderationsOn-Net Rout

PrefaceAudiencexiiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03AudienceThis guide is intended for systems engineers and others responsible for d

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationSpecial Dial String Considerations5-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 5-4

5-13Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationSpecial Dial String Considerationsbetween a l

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationConfiguring Dial Plan Groups and Calling Restrictions5-14Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-

5-15Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationConfiguring Dial Plan Groups and Calling Rest

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationConfiguring Dial Plan Groups and Calling Restrictions5-16Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-

5-17Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationConfiguring Dial Plan Groups and Calling Rest

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationDial Plan Guidelines and Configuration5-18Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03• Intra

5-19Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationDial Plan Guidelines and ConfigurationCampus

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationDial Plan Guidelines and Configuration5-20Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03North A

5-21Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationThe Role of a GatekeeperThis configuration as

xiiiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03PrefaceOrganizationChapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingProvides design guid

Chapter 5 Dial Plan Architecture and ConfigurationThe Role of a Gatekeeper5-22Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 5-9 Using a Ga

CHAPTER 6-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-036Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingThis chapter provides design guidelines fo

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDistributed Call Processing Model6-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure

6-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission ControlVoice calls betwee

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission Control6-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 6-2 Why Cal

6-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission ControlFigure 6-3 Call Ad

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission Control6-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 6-4 Dynamic

6-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission Controlto this solution.

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission Control6-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Operational ModelT

6-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission ControlGatekeeper Configu

PrefaceRevision HistoryxivCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Revision HistoryThe following revisions have been made to this document:R

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission Control6-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Cisco CallManager

6-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission ControlInteraction Betwe

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission Control6-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03have registered w

6-13Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission ControlFigure 6-7 Reques

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCall Admission Control6-14Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 6-8 Receiv

6-15Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan ConsiderationsConsiderations

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations6-16Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Anonymous Devic

6-17Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations–Requires only

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations6-18Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 6-9 Usin

6-19Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan ConsiderationsAs shown in Fig

xvCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03PrefaceConventionsConventionsThis document uses the following conventions:Convention Descriptionb

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations6-20Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Using this enha

6-21Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan ConsiderationsThe following t

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations6-22Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Cisco CallManag

6-23Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan ConsiderationsFigure 6-12 Con

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations6-24Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 6-13 Con

6-25Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan ConsiderationsFigure 6-14 Con

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations6-26Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 6-15 Con

6-27Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan ConsiderationsGatekeeper Conf

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations6-28Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Gatekeeper Sele

6-29Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDial Plan ConsiderationsFigure 6-16 ill

PrefaceConventionsxviCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Notes use the following conventions:Note Means reader take note. Notes contain

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingCisco CallManager Cluster Considerations6-30Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-0

6-31Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingDSP Resource Provisioning for Transcodi

Chapter 6 Multisite WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingVoice Messaging Considerations6-32Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03configura

CHAPTER 7-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-037Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingThis chapter provides design guidelines fo

Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingCentralized Call Processing Model7-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure

7-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingCall Admission ControlCall Admission Con

Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingCall Admission Control7-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03restricted to usin

7-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerationsdoes not use E.1

Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingDial Plan Considerations7-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Intercluster Cal

7-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingDial Plan ConsiderationsFigure 7-3 IP WA

xviiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03PrefaceAdditional InformationAdditional InformationThis section contains references to document

Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingCisco CallManager Cluster Considerations7-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03

7-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingCisco CallManager Cluster Considerations

Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingDSP Resource Provisioning for Transcoding and Conferencing7-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Desi

7-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingDSP Resource Provisioning for Transcodi

Chapter 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingVoice Messaging Considerations7-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Voice Mes

CHAPTER 8-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-038Quality of ServiceThis chapter addresses the Quality of Service (QoS) requirements for i

Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceCampus QoS Model8-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Campus QoS really involves two separate areas of con

8-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceCampus QoS Modelin small, finite intervals as a result of the bursty

Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS Model8-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03WAN QoS ModelThe enterprise WAN model is shown in Figur

8-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS ModelFigure 8-2 Provisioning a Converged NetworkWAN QoS Tool

PrefaceObtaining DocumentationxviiiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Obtaining DocumentationThe following sections provide sources fo

Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS Model8-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 8-3 shows this prioritization scheme as follows:

8-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS ModelFigure 8-3 Optimized Queuing for VoIP over the WANThe f

Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS Model8-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03schemes, such as G.729, can squeeze a 64-kbps call down

8-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS ModelTraffic ShapingTraffic shaping is required for multiple

Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS Model8-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Best PracticesTable 8-4 shows the minimum recommended

8-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS ModelCall Admission ControlCall admission control is requir

Chapter 8 Quality of ServiceWAN QoS Model8-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03

CHAPTER 9-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-039Catalyst DSP ProvisioningThis chapter describes Catalyst digital signal processor (DSP)

Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningUnderstanding the Catalyst DSP Resources9-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Understanding the Cat

9-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningUnderstanding the Catalyst DSP ResourcesTable 9-1 Catalyst DS

xixCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03PrefaceObtaining Technical AssistanceDocumentation FeedbackIf you are reading Cisco product docu

Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst Conferencing Services9-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Catalyst Conferencing ServicesT

9-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst Conferencing Serviceswith a maximum of 32 simultaneo

Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst Conferencing Services9-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 9-1 Catalyst Conferencin

9-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst MTP Transcoding ServicesCatalyst MTP Transcoding Ser

Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst MTP Transcoding Services9-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03functionality has been added

9-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst MTP Transcoding ServicesVoice Compression, IP-to-IP

Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst MTP Transcoding Services9-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 9-3 Multisite WAN Us

9-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst MTP Transcoding ServicesFigure 9-4 Intercluster Cal

Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst MTP Transcoding Services9-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03The following list gives in

9-13Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst 4000 Voice ServicesCatalyst 4000 Voice ServicesThe

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PrefaceObtaining Technical AssistancexxCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03technical support, download and test software packages, and

Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst 4000 Voice Services9-14Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 9-5 Catalyst Voice Gatewa

9-15Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst 6000 Voice ServicesTo configure this module as a DS

Chapter 9 Catalyst DSP ProvisioningCatalyst 6000 Voice Services9-16Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Whether acting as a PSTN gateway

CHAPTER 10-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-0310Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkThis chapter explains how an enterprise can migrat

Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkPBX and Voice Messaging Interfaces and Protocols10-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03

10-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkSimple IP Network Migration SequenceWhile conven

Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkSimple IP Network Migration Sequence10-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 10-2

10-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkSimple IP Network Migration SequenceFigure 10-4

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10-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkReference Models for Migration ConfigurationsThe

xxiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03PrefaceObtaining Technical AssistanceIf you cannot resolve your technical issue by using the TAC

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Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkCisco Digital PBX Adapter (DPA)10-20Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03The following li

10-21Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkCisco Digital PBX Adapter (DPA)Understanding Ho

Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkCisco Digital PBX Adapter (DPA)10-22Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03What If I Cannot

10-23Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkCisco Digital PBX Adapter (DPA)Using the Simple

Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkCisco Digital PBX Adapter (DPA)10-24Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Using the Hybrid

10-25Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkCisco Digital PBX Adapter (DPA)Using the Multip

Chapter 10 Migrating to an IP Telephony NetworkCisco Digital PBX Adapter (DPA)10-26Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03You might add mu

CHAPTER 11-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-0311Network ManagementThis chapter introduces two network management tools available for C

CHAPTER 1-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-031IntroductionThis chapter presents a high-level overview of several basic models that you

Chapter 11 Network ManagementRemote Serviceability for Cisco CallManager11-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Table 11-1 lists the fe

11-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementRemote Serviceability for Cisco CallManagerTwo Management Informat

Chapter 11 Network ManagementRemote Serviceability for Cisco CallManager11-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03event traces. Cisco Cal

11-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementRemote Serviceability for Cisco CallManagerFigure 11-1 Syslog Arch

Chapter 11 Network ManagementRemote Serviceability for Cisco CallManager11-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Syslog Administrative I

11-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementRemote Serviceability for Cisco CallManagerOptions also exist to e

Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management Features11-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03CiscoWorks2000 Voice Manag

11-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management FeaturesEach application suite in

Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management Features11-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 11-4 CiscoWorks200

11-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management FeaturesCampus ManagerThe ANI dis

Chapter 1 IntroductionGeneral Design Models1-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 1-1 Composite ModelLarge campus(Up to 10,000 u

Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management Features11-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03User TrackingUser Trackin

11-13Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management FeaturesFigure 11-5 User Tracking

Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management Features11-14Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 11-6 shows an exam

11-15Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management FeaturesResource Manager Essentia

Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management Features11-16Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 11-7 Example Devic

11-17Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management FeaturesSyslog Standard Report. O

Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management Features11-18Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Syslog Message FilteringI

11-19Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management FeaturesFigure 11-9 Message Filte

Chapter 11 Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Voice Management Features11-20Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03

1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03GLOSSARYA—BACFadmission confirmACLaccess control listADPCMadaptive differential pulse code modulat

1-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 1 IntroductionSingle-Site ModelThe overall goals of an IP telephony network are as follo

Glossary2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Cisco AVVIDCisco Architecture for Voice, Video, and Integrated DataCLIDcalling line IDCOce

3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03GlossaryEIGRPEnhanced Interior Gateway Routing ProtocolFBforward-busyFIFOfirst-in, first-outFNAfor

Glossary4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03LCDliquid crystal displayLDAPLightweight Directory Access ProtocolLFIlink fragmentation an

5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03GlossaryPOTSplain old telephone servicePQpriority queueingPRIPrimary Rate InterfacePSTNpublic swit

Glossary6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03T—UTAPITelephony Application Programming Interface. See also JTAPI.TDMtime division multip

1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03INDEXAadditional information xviiaddresses 2-21, 2-26admission control 3-15, 3-18, 6-3for centrali

Index2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Resource Manager Essentials (RME) 11-15User Tracking (UT) 11-12class of service (CoS) 2-28clu

3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Indexdigital signal processor (DSP) 9-1digit translation 5-9distributed call processing 1-7, 3-15,

Index4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03intercluster communication 3-14interface queuing 8-2intracluster communication 3-5IP addresse

5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03IndexPpartitions 5-14, 5-15PBX migration 10-1physical connections 2-9powerconsumption2-15default a

Chapter 1 IntroductionSingle-Site Model1-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 1-2 Single-Site ModelIP WANPSTNCatalystbackboneCat

Index6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03SSAC 11-4SAenvProperties.ini file 11-4serversper cluster1-5TFTP 3-1serviceclass2-28quality 2-

7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03IndexUUDP 11-4uninterrruptible power supply (UPS) 2-4UPS 2-4User Datagram Protocol (UDP) 11-4User

Index8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03

1-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 1 IntroductionMultiple Sites with Independent Call ProcessingThe single-site model has t

Chapter 1 IntroductionMultiple Sites with Independent Call Processing1-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 1-3 Multiple Indepen

1-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 1 IntroductionMultisite IP WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingThe model for independent

iiiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03CONTENTSPreface xiPurposexiAudience xiiOrganization xiiRevision History xivConventions xvAdditio

Chapter 1 IntroductionMultisite IP WAN with Distributed Call Processing1-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 1-4 Multisite Mode

1-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 1 IntroductionMultisite IP WAN with Distributed Call ProcessingThe multisite IP WAN with

Chapter 1 IntroductionMultisite IP WAN with Centralized Call Processing1-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Multisite IP WAN with Ce

1-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 1 IntroductionMultisite IP WAN with Centralized Call ProcessingThe multisite IP WAN wit

Chapter 1 IntroductionMultisite IP WAN with Centralized Call Processing1-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03

CHAPTER 2-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-032Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsTo ensure successful implementation of Cisco IP Tele

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsOverview2-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03OverviewCisco IP Telephony Solutions rely

2-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsOverviewFigure 2-1 Cisco IP Telephony General Depl

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower Protection Strategies2-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Power Protection Strate

2-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsNetwork InfrastructureNetwork InfrastructureBuildi

ContentsivCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Multisite IP WAN with Distributed Call Processing 1-7Multisite IP WAN with Centralized Ca

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsNetwork Infrastructure2-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 2-2 Switched 10/100 E

2-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsHigh AvailabilityNote The three-port switch has tw

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsHigh Availability2-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03as power and supervisor modules.

2-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPhysical Connectivity OptionsPhysical Connectivity

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP Phones2-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03the phone and PC to ports on di

2-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP PhonesThe inline method of supplying

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP Phones2-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Establishing Power to the IP Ph

2-13Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP PhonesInline Power ConfigurationThe i

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP Phones2-14Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Note The remainder of this chap

2-15Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP PhonesHere is an example display from

vCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03ContentsQuality of Service 2-28Traffic Classification Types 2-28Trust Boundaries 2-29Traffic Class

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP Phones2-16Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Error and Status MessagesYou ca

2-17Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP PhonesPorts and Power SuppliesTable 2

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP Phones2-18Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03As shown in Figure 2-7, the pat

2-19Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP PhonesFigure 2-8 External Power Throu

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsPower to IP Phones2-20Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Wall PowerThe last option is to

2-21Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsIP Addressing and ManagementIP Addressing and Man

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsIP Addressing and Management2-22Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03CDP EnhancementsCisco

2-23Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsIP Addressing and ManagementPower Requirement Fie

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsIP Addressing and Management2-24Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Voice VLAN Configurat

2-25Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsIP Addressing and ManagementConnecting to the Net

ContentsviCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03CHAPTER 4 Gateway Selection 4-1Supported Protocols 4-2DTMF Relay 4-3Skinny Gateways 4-4Ci

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsIP Addressing and Management2-26Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Sample Addressing Pla

2-27Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsIP Addressing and ManagementFigure 2-12 shows exa

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of Service2-28Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Quality of ServiceIn a converge

2-29Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of ServiceTrust BoundariesThe concept of

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of Service2-30Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Traffic Classification at Layer

2-31Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of ServiceFigure 2-14 PC Is Not TrustedTh

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of Service2-32Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Note All the values for WRED, W

2-33Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of ServiceFigure 2-16 shows a different c

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of Service2-34Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Traffic Classification at Layer

2-35Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of ServiceQoS ACLs can also include Layer

viiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03ContentsConfiguring Dial Plan Groups and Calling Restrictions 5-14Partitions 5-15Calling Search

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of Service2-36Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Summary of Capabilities and Rec

2-37Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of Service• Use QoS ACLs for more granula

Chapter 2 Campus Infrastructure ConsiderationsQuality of Service2-38Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03

CHAPTER 3-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-033Cisco CallManager ClustersThis chapter discusses the concept, provisioning, and configur

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCluster Operation and Scalability Guidelines3-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03A dedicated data

3-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCluster Operation and Scalability GuidelinesThe maximum numb

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCluster Operation and Scalability Guidelines3-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03The total number

3-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCluster Operation and Scalability GuidelinesIntracluster Com

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCisco CallManager Redundancy3-6Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Cisco CallManager RedundancyWith

3-7Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCisco CallManager RedundancyNote The sizes of clusters and r

ContentsviiiCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03CHAPTER 7 Multisite WAN with Centralized Call Processing 7-1Centralized Call Processing

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCisco CallManager Redundancy3-8Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03–Server G is the primary Cisco C

3-9Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCisco CallManager RedundancyDevice Pool ConfigurationYou can

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCisco CallManager Redundancy3-10Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03In Figure 3-4, a device pool ca

3-11Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCisco CallManager RedundancyFigure 3-5 Interregion Configur

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCampus Clustering Guidelines3-12Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Campus Clustering GuidelinesAll

3-13Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersCampus Clustering GuidelinesFigure 3-6 Campus or MAN Cluste

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntercluster Communication3-14Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Intercluster CommunicationThe fol

3-15Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntercluster CommunicationIn Figure 3-7 the dotted lines re

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntercluster Communication3-16Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03The use of gatekeepers provides b

3-17Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntercluster CommunicationFigure 3-8 Intercluster Communica

ixCisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03ContentsCHAPTER 9 Catalyst DSP Provisioning 9-1Understanding the Catalyst DSP Resources 9-2Cataly

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntercluster Communication3-18Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Clusters for Multisite WAN with C

3-19Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntercluster CommunicationTo ensure that only a single Cisc

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntercluster Communication3-20Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Figure 3-11 Centralized Call Proc

3-21Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntracluster and Intercluster Feature TransparencyIntraclus

Chapter 3 Cisco CallManager ClustersIntracluster and Intercluster Feature Transparency3-22Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03

CHAPTER 4-1Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-034Gateway SelectionThis chapter discusses issues concerning the selection of gateways for

Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionSupported Protocols4-2Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Supported ProtocolsUsing Cisco CallManager Release

4-3Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionDTMF RelayNote The VG200 supports only Foreign Exchange Station (FXS)

Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionDTMF Relay4-4Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Skinny GatewaysThe Cisco Access Digital Trunk Gateway DT-24

4-5Cisco IP Telephony Network Design Guide78-11103-03Chapter 4 Gateway SelectionCisco CallManager RedundancyYou must enter additional configuration p