[cisco-voip] Providing phone service in Mumbai and Johannesburg
Robert Kulagowski
bob at smalltime.com
Mon Jul 16 10:31:06 EDT 2007
Opinions / experience wanted:
Backhaul call control to a CM cluster in London or put a standalone CM
at each location? RTT isn't terrible, and in Sydney (which is
backhauled to U.S.) the latency results in delays with dialtone, etc,
not voice quality (because we only do centralized VM, it's essentially a
half-duplex stream, so the latency isn't really noticeable).
Concerns are the cost of a CM at each location, since offices have to
pay for their own equipment.
In a perfect world, Cisco would have a version of IOS that provides
local call processing (so that sites never go into SRST), with global
configuration using CallManager (so that you're not learning a whole new
paradigm / programming IOS) So CME and SRST mode don't fit the bill
because the help desk isn't trained for IOS-level access...
Also, in this perfect world, you can forward any line on the phone.
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