[cisco-voip] Automated Test Calls

[Peterson_Erik at aac.com]

It took me a little while to get everything fully discovered, but it has 
gotten better.  Any NMS will take some work to get going, but I did find 
it useful.  There is an online presentation on Best Practices for 
Deployement that is worth looking at.  That clued me in to things like the 
Unity Remote Serviceability Kit, which helps.




CarlosOrtiz at bayviewfinancial.com
03/20/2007 11:40
 
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I have tried to install this in the past but all my devices were not 
discovered properly.  We are having a local CIPTUG meeting this week and 
the Local Cisco Engineer is supposed to be bringing us the latest EVAL. He 
stated at the last meeting that the newest version works really well. 
Probably give it another shot.   

Carlos 


Peterson_Erik at aac.com 
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You may also want to look at Cisco's Unified Operations Manager.  It 
allows synthetic tests for phone registration, obtaining dial tone, and 
calls. Not only that, but it can alert you when a test fails.  It has many 

other nice features, testing for delay, jitter, packet loss, monitoring CM 

and Unity services, etc.

Shouldn't be too hard to obtain a 90 day eval. copy, and if you like it, 
you can license it without re-installing/re-configuring.


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