<div>Correct me if i'm wrong and give me links if I am please. But with Cisco Mobile for the IPhone you don't need a server for On Premise dualmode but once you get out of 802.11x and go off prem you still do need CUMA to take advantage of everything you had in dual mode range (DVO, Presence, CUMC etc)... Correct? I have seen a ton of conflicting information about this but most everything that I have read supports that.... otherwise there appears to be magical link that gets you back when your off prem and I would like know how to conjure it...</div>
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the Cisco Mobile for the Iphone you don’t need the server. So my question
still stands. I don’t like talking to my account team. They just want to
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<b><span style="font-weight:bold">Subject:</span></b> Re: [cisco-voip] Cisco
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is the client, CUMA is the server. You should talk to your account team
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it is the replacement is there any roadmap for the other phones such as windows
mobile and crackberries?</span></font></p>
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