[cisco-voip] Call Manager 6 upgrade and IPCC-X

Scott Voll svoll.voip at gmail.com
Tue Dec 18 15:35:37 EST 2007


Steve--

This is my issue also.  I also bought it up at CIPTUG this year.
Historically UCCx upgrades have not been the best in the first place.

Responses I got were. put your UCCx on its own cluster. (not an option for
me)

replace hardware / do upgrade along side (no $$$s for that)

Deal with it (my default option)  I told Wade (CM BU) I would like to see
UCCx as +/-1 compatible.  Don't know if we will see it in the near future
but he was open.

So when I upgrade from CM 4.1 to 6.1 I also have to upgrade UCCx 4.0 to 5.0,
Xmedius, Berbee informaCast, Arc Console, School Messenger, etc.  So I feel
your indigestion.

As far as Unity... it should be able to integrate to more then one CM
Cluster

ICT trunk should work fine.  if codecs are anything other then G711 might
need transcoding.

If you have the money for Hardware...... I would do a upgrade of both CM and
UCCx hardware then do the switch during a small window.  may even be able to
use some old hardware to make the UCCx redundant. and setup a small IPT lab
;-)

Scott

On Dec 18, 2007 10:51 AM, STEVEN CASPER <SCASPER at mtb.com> wrote:

>  We are currently running CCM 4.1.3 with CRS (IPCC-X) version 3.5.4.
> Looking to upgrade to release 6.1 sometime next year but understand that
> we would also have to upgrade to CRS 5.0 at the same time. This is more
> than we wish to bite off during a maintenance window.
>
> Wondering how others are dealing with this? One idea we have discussed is
> to build a new 4.1.3 cluster and migrate the CRS solution to it prior to
> upgrading to CCM 6. This leads me to a couple of more questions:
>
> Would the agents be moved or could they operate cross cluster using ICT?
> If we move the agents could they continue to use our existing Unity system
> on the original cluster?
> What else am I missing!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve Casper
>
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