[cisco-voip] Attendant Consoles

[Wes Sisk]

RMI is used for controlling the phone. Line state updates are sent via 
UDP from server to client on a different port.  The port is configurable 
on the client. that would allow you to prioritize accordingly.

Can you provide a bit more information on "problems with the use of 
Attendant Consoles on congested links."

/Wes

On Thursday, July 23, 2009 9:44:11 AM , Granger, Simon 
<simon.granger at fmglobal.com> wrote:
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> 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?
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