[cisco-voip] Cius Feedback?

[Ryan Ratliff]

> Our CallManagers are too old to support the Cius.  Until I can get the
> cluster upgraded (I'm hoping in a few months) is there a way to
> upgrade the Cius?

Either get yourself a VM of the latest and greatest for testing (a good idea to have anyway) or download the ZIP file of the load, put it on a PC or server running a TFTP daemon and point your Cius to that.  It should get the default config file and upgrade to 9.2(2).

The lab server will have the added benefit of being able to play with the features, let two Cius' make calls back and forth, etc.

-Ryan

On Dec 9, 2011, at 12:24 PM, Jeffrey Ollie wrote:

On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 11:14 AM, Chris Ward (chrward) <chrward at cisco.com> wrote:
> As a Cisco employee I am obligated to ask, what load of CIUS are you
> running? :-)

I believe it is 9.2.1.

> 1, 2, and possibly 3 on your list could be improved with a new load
> which you would need to apply from a CUCM. I believe 9.2.2 is out with
> 9.2.3 on the way.

Our CallManagers are too old to support the Cius.  Until I can get the
cluster upgraded (I'm hoping in a few months) is there a way to
upgrade the Cius?

> Part of #2 won't be repaired with a new load and you are right it has to
> do with Intel vs ARM.
> 
> #4 is a perspective thing. From an Android fanboy perspective (which I
> am) 2.2 is ancient, although I remember when my Incredible got 2.2 and
> how excited I was to get the latest/greatest. But from an enterprise
> feature set mindset 2.2 vs. 2.3 vs. 3.X doesn't matter much. Most of the
> enterprise value of CIUS comes from the development that has been done
> on top of the platform, not the platform version itself. But point
> taken.

In our environment (higher ed) the "enterprisey" aspects will be
appreciated but will they be enough?  I can just see the reactions
when the President finds out that his grandkids can't play Fruit Ninja
on his new tablet.  I'm really interested to see how it all fits
together.

> Ok, Cisco obligations are done, continue your discussion... :-)

Thanks for the input.

-- 
Jeff Ollie
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