[cisco-voip] something different
Wes Sisk
wsisk at cisco.com
Tue Mar 1 16:15:19 EST 2011
Informacast addresses this with a broadcast group. It uses the API's
presented at each point product to provide a more user friendly solution.
http://www.singlewire.com/informacast.html
<quote>
InformaCast is ideal for:
* Organizations that need to be able to send emergency broadcasts,
such as government agencies, schools, and hospitals
</quote>
Several other vendors offer similar. All use essentially the same approach:
* post XML instruction to phones to have them join a multicast group
* transmit multicast audio from source to the designated multicast
address where all phones are listening
One caveat to this is that it is typically a one way delivery: source to
destination, not bidirectional.
There was a DoD partner working on a different approach to address the
unidirectional issue. They were looking at invoking a conference bridge
(either meetme or adhoc) and conferencing all participants together.
Unfortunately I do not have the name of that company readily available.
Regards,
Wes
On 3/1/2011 3:11 PM, Kevin Dunn wrote:
> We (Royal WE) are looking for a new feature:
> We would like to dial a 3 digit extension XXX and have all the
> supervisor phones at our facility auto-join a conference call. (Not
> push to talk)
> Affect: In case of an emergency all supervisors would report to a
> specific area to check employees and equipment, then the plant
> managercan XXX to get real time reports and identify problem areas in
> the plant.
> Currently we are running CUCM 7.0.2, CUCCX 7.0 and are upgrading from
> Unity 4.1 to Unit 7.
> What would be the "best" approach to get this to work?
>
>
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