[cisco-voip] Click to Call Widget

[Christopher M. Bomba]

In what fashion are you looking to implement click to call?  Sametime, Outlook, or Office applications?

Sametime has two ways of doing this:
1) Click to call application that is server side and needs application installed on Lotus Server, and a SIP trunk between CCM and Sametime server.

2) Phone control plugin that is all client side.  There is a build application you run to customize your plugin, then you have the users download the plugin through their ST client.  They can then right click on a contact in the their IM list and call them using either their desk phone or CIPC.

Outlook:
1) If you have a presence server you can run CUPC and it is very easy to accomplish this.
2) If no presence server, you can install Cisco TSP on the clients machines to accomplish this.

Office Applications:
1) I heard of an plugin called Casanova that Cisco is going to release that will essential create hyperlinks of numbers in applications on your computer.  From there you will be able to click those hyperlinks and make calls from inside those apps.

Thanks,
Chris

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Christopher Bomba   CCNP, CCVP
solutions4networks
Email - chris at s4nets.com
Cell - 412.398.3990
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Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2008 14:17:01 -0500
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When will this be released? I see all the docs about it, but nothing to
download yet.

 

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Message: 5
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2008 14:53:39 -0400
From: Tim Medley <tmedley at appiaservices.com>
Subject: [cisco-voip] Media Encryption
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I have a new prospective customer in the financial industry that we  
are talking to. Question came up about media and possibly signaling  
encryption for CCM IP Phones (SCCP). We're running CCM 4.2 and CCM 6.

I setup the media encryption in a lab a couple of years ago, but don't  
remember much of the finer points. The concerns that I have are that  
my environment has IPIPGW's (which are very finicky), older MGCP based  
6608 Cat Ports for conferencing and for PSTN Access. From what I can  
tell no version of CCM supports media encryption with the 6608, how  
does this impact my design? Does CCM 4.2 support media encryption with  
the IPIPGW or would I have to use my CCM 6 cluster to support this?

My environment is a hosted/shared CCM model, what sort of difficulties  
will we face with a mixed mode cluster (some phones using encryption,  
some not)? Also, in regards to the IPIPGW's, can some calls be  
encrypted or do all call have to be encrypted? The docs, seem a bit  
fuzzy on this.

I'd be interested in hearing from others that have configure media and  
signaling encryption in a production environment.

thanks,

tm


Tim Medley
Appia Communications
(877) 277-4297 x112 Office




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