Cisco Unified Communication multimedia conferencing Solution

Multimedia conferences have always been an attractive attraction for enterprises to achieve unified communication. Now let's take a closer look at the content included by the Cisco Unified Communication Multimedia Conference solution. Let's take a look at its specific structure, system integration, supported protocols, features, and other content.

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace and Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express Cisco Unified Communication Multimedia Conference Solution

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace and Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express conferencing systems can connect Cisco or a third-party, SIP-supported telephone and video terminals. The two systems support SIP relay to Cisco uniied CallManager and direct dialing within the SIP terminal. Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express supports sip rfc 3261 and can be integrated with Cisco Unified CallManager, Cisco Unified CallManager Express, and call control systems that support the same standard.

Cisco uniied MeetingPlace SIP support in the Cisco Unified Communication Conference System provides large enterprises with a new feature that allows global employees to access meetings without having to book them. This feature also provides a single dial-up access number for all meetings, regardless of the location of the employee or Cisco Unified MeetingPlace server.

For more information, visit www.cisco.com/go/meetingplace or www.cisco.com/go/meetingplaceexpress.

Cisco uniied Videoconferencing

Cisco uniied Videoconferencing 3.5 and later provide comprehensive sip rfc 3261 support for all Video terminals, including traditional Video conferencing systems, Cisco uniied IP phones, and Cisco uniied Video Advantage. Cisco uniied Videoconferencing multi-point control unit MCU) each port on the product is a dual-protocol port, providing a dynamic video conferencing resource pool for all terminals. This port design eliminates the need for users to divide video conferencing resources between SIP and non-SIP terminals.

Cisco uniied Videoconferencing MCU supports H.323 and SIP locally on all ports, allowing newer SIP clients to be in the same video conference with existing non-SIP video conferencing terminals H.320, H.323 and SCCP) connection, providing investment protection for existing video conferencing deployment. SIP support can be provided on the Cisco uniied Videoconferencing MCU without additional licenses.

In the future, Cisco uniied Videoconferencing will be improved to provide more proxy functions, further integration for Cisco Unified Communication, and enhanced security.

For more information, visit www.cisco.com/go/cc.

Migrate to SIP Technology

Deploying SIP is the customer's choice. With the Cisco Unified Communication System, the customer has gained Deployment flexibility and can select a series of protocols, including SIP, H.323, MGCP and SCCP.

Customers who plan to migrate to the SIP service can adopt a gradual and one-step approach. For customers who have already used Cisco's Unified Communication System product, simply upgrade to the corresponding software version and reconfigure the device and application to use the SIP. Through multi-protocol support in the call processing agent and SIP-to-H.323 support in Cisco multi-service IP to IP gateway, Cisco also enables customers to easily achieve network connections.

Unlike other SIP solutions, Cisco customers do not need to change their systems or use new hardware when using these technologies. In terms of user applications, Cisco customers can choose when to deploy Cisco Unified Presence Server and Cisco Unified Personal Communications Client software to obtain the network status function that supports SIP.

Summary

SIP can be used to integrate multiple different applications, devices, and communication processes, and provide users with new features and features. The advantages brought by SIP will become an integral part of Cisco's Unified Communication System and smart networks based on Cisco products.

Cisco is an industry leader in defining SIP features and providing advanced SIP products and technologies that can be deployed on enterprise networks at any time. Cisco is committed to developing Open SIP standards to provide customers with the highest investment protection, interoperability, and deployment options. Most importantly, Cisco's implementation of SIP enables customers to determine their strategies and transplant schedules.