[cisco-voip] Attendant Consoles

[Ryan Ratliff]

Sounds like you've seen the doc on the TCP/IP ports used by CUCM so  
that's good.  As for AC it's really up to you.  If your AC is deemed  
critical then it may make sense to prioritize it with other voice  
signaling traffic.  If it's important, but not quite as important as  
your phones then set it to be prioritized higher than regular data,  
but not as high as voice signaling.  I'd imagine the latter option  
would make your QOS config a bit more complicated.

-Ryan

On Jul 23, 2009, at 9:44 AM, Granger, Simon wrote:

We have various Attendant Consoles running throughout our IPT  
environment.  Some running across the WAN.  Relevant QOS is in place  
to prioritise RTP and all signalling traffic across our WAN and  
LANs.  We do sometimes see problems with the use of Attendant  
Consoles on congested links.  All other phones are fine in the same  
scenario.  Is there any specific signalling traffic that the  
Attendant Console uses.  I have seen that it uses TCP ports or 1099  
through 1129 for Remote Method Invocation (RMI).  Should would be  
prioritising this also?



Thanks






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