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 From : Slawa Olhovchenkov                   2:5030/500     09 Mar 2006  19:01:58
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 Subject : CCME 3.4
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 05 Dec 05, Slawa Olhovchenkov writes to All:
 
  SO> Тихо-мирно вышел сабж.
  SO> Читаю сейчас документацию и не понимаю -- теперь что, SIP телефоны им
  SO> понимаются аки родные, не как внешние транки? Со всеми полагающимися
  SO> вкусностями?
 
 Сам же спрашиваю, сам же отвечаю.
 
 Q. Why does Cisco Unified CallManager Express have two versions being announced 
 at this time?
 A. Cisco Unified CallManager Express v3.4 was made available October 2005 to key
 Cisco service providers, but not publicly announced. As Cisco Unified
 CallManager Express v3.4 offers customers new support for SIP line-side
 capabilities, it is being publicly announced with the Cisco Unified CallManager 
 v5.0 release, which also introduces support for SIP line-side capabilities. The 
 latest version of Cisco Unified CallManager Express v4.0, being released in Q2
 CY2006, offers many new features in addition to the features in version 3.4.
 Q. Which third-party SIP phones are supported on Cisco Unified CallManager and
 Cisco Unified CallManager Express?
 A. Announcement of supported third-party SIP phones will be made when testing
 and agreements are complete. These SIP phones will be complementary to the Cisco
 Unified IP Phone portfolio, and are in addition to the existing third-party IP
 phones that are supported using the SCCP protocol.
 Q. What is required to deploy third-party SIP phones?
 A. Customers using third party IP phones are required to purchase a license,
 similar to the requirement today for the use of Cisco Unified IP phones with
 Cisco Unified CallManager Express or Cisco Unified CallManager. Cisco Unified
 CallManager offers licensing of basic and advanced third-party SIP devices. A
 basic third-party SIP device is generally classified as a device that supports
 basic SIP interoperability and having a single directory number. An advanced
 third-party SIP devices is generally classified as a device that supports
 additional features and capabilities within call processing, beyond basic SIP
 interoperability. Additionally, an advanced device supports a maximum of eight
 directory numbers. The third-party device license units are required for both
 basic and advanced third-party SIP devices. A basic third-party SIP device
 license requires 3 units and the advanced requires 6 units. Device license units
 are $50 US each.
 Cisco Unified CallManager Express will also require a basic and advanced third
 party SIP phone user license at $150 and $300.
 
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Тема:    Автор:    Дата:    CCME 3.4   Slawa Olhovchenkov   05 Dec 2005 17:32:02   Re: CCME 3.4   Denis V. Schapov   12 Dec 2005 16:17:31   CCME 3.4   Slawa Olhovchenkov   12 Dec 2005 16:26:36   CCME 3.4   Slawa Olhovchenkov   09 Mar 2006 19:01:58