CollaborationPVT2015 - Collab - Architecture-1

Preferred Collaboration Architecture
MCO Collaboration PVT
Jose Gregorio Linero Welcker

Collaboration Systems Engineer – CCIE Collaboration # 24857
Agenda
What is “Preferred Architecture”?
Network Policies: QoS and CAC
Call Control
Conferencing
Collaboration Edge
Core Applications
Conclusion
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What is “Preferred
Architecture”?
Collaboration Preferred Architecture (CPA)
What products to use to enable users for Unified
Communications for simple deployments.
Prescriptive Concise Tested best

recommendations Documents practices
• Preferred Architecture provides prescriptive design guidance that simplifies and drives design
consistency for Cisco Collaboration deployments
• Preferred Architecture can be used as a design base for any customer using modular and
scalable approach
• Preferred Architecture team provides feedback on solution level gaps to product teams
• Preferred Architecture will help you scale!
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Preferred Architecture Strategy
• Collaboration Preferred Architecture is broken into five sub-systems which
• Makes the overall architecture easier to understand
• Allows products to be categorized based on function
• Within each sub-system create prescriptive architecture of recommended products and design
best practices
Sub-Systems:
Call Control
Network Conferencing Edge Applications
IM&P
Endpoints
Enterprise Document Deliverable
PA Design Overview Cisco Validated Design
PA Leverages CVDs
• Design Overview Document • Detailed Design Guide

• ~ 30 pages with an example BoM
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise/design-zone-collaboration/index.html
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Mid Market PA/CVD Document Mapping
!
www.cisco.com/go/cvd/collaboration
Use Case PA CVD
Voice PA for Midmarket Voice Unified Comm. using BE6000 CVD
Collaboration Edge Using BE6000 CVD
Video PA for Video Unified Comm. using BE6000 CVD
Video Conferencing using BE6000 CVD
Collaboration PA for Midmarket Unified Comm. using BE6000 CVD

Collaboration
Video Conferencing using BE6000 CVD
Helpdesk using Cisco UCCX CVD

Network Policies: QoS and
CAC
Evolution of Collaboration Landscape
On-premise
UC Services Call
Fixed, hardware endpoints Control
Managed networks
Central
Site Cloud Services
Mobile, software endpoints

Managed
Unmanaged networks WAN Internet
MPLS DMVPN
VPN
Remote Sites
HW Endpoints
Software
Clients
Managed vs. Unmanaged Networks
Where do your media packets go?
Call Control
On-premise
UC Services How do you preserve user
Central
experience when media
Site traverses the Internet?
Cloud Services
B2B
QoS-
capable
B2C
Managed
WAN Internet
MPLS DMVPN
VPN
Remote Sites Home/Mobile Users

Our Strategy
“Smart” Media Techniques QoS Tools Design & Deployment
LTRF1 LTRF1
P1 P3
P2 P4
P5
P1
P2
P5
EF Audio
... ... ...
P4
...
Encoder Decoder
EF Queue
?
AF42
WAN Link
OOS (P4 ) ACK LTRF1
AF42 Video
Encoder Decoder
Queue
AF41
LTRF 0111010001 R1 FEC

AF41
Repair-P R1 1000011001
0001100
1001000100
0011001011
1011110
FEC
... ... R2
1110010101
1011010010
1010010
R2
Leverage media resilience and

rate adaptation to enable
• Use media resilience to • Consolidate mechanisms to
identify Collaboration media pervasive video deployments
reduce impact of packet loss
through:
• Apply rate adaptation to • Evolve classification and • simplified provisioning
reduce network congestion scheduling recommendations
• optimized bandwidth
utilization
DSCP Class DSCP ToS Prec.
Classification: DSCP Classes none

CS1
0
8
0
1
AF11 10 1
AF12 12 1
EF: Expedited Forwarding (PQ) AF13 14 1
CS2 16 2
Used for voice media AF21 18 2
AF22 20 2
AF: Assured Forwarding (CWBFQ) AF23 22 2
Used for video media CS3 24 3
AF31 26 3
CS: Class Selector AF32 28 3
AF33 30 3
Used for signaling CS4 32 4
AF41 34 4
AF42 36 4
AF43 38 4
CS5 40 5
EF 46 5
CS6 48 6
CS7 56 7
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Summary
• Combine QoS tools, media resilience and dynamic adaptation to build a self-regulating
system that makes optimal use of available network resources
• Leverage rate adaptation and media resilience mechanisms in managed network to deploy
pervasive video. Prioritized video for room system and hard endpoints, opportunistic video for
Jabber endpoints.
• Use CAC when and where needed
• When managing bandwidth with Media Resilience and Rate Adaptation techniques is not an option
(i.e. extreme contention on WAN bandwidth)
Call Control
Headquarters
Unity TelePresence Prime

Connection Management Suite Collaboration
Cisco
Applications WebEx
Unified Expressway-E Mobile/Teleworker

Instant Message Communications
and Presence Manager
DMZ Internet
Expressway-C
Third-Party Solution
Call Control
TelePresence Server Conductor Integrated
Integrated/Aggregated Services Router
Services Router
MPLS WAN
Conferencing Collab Edge Remote Site
PSTN /
Endpoints ISDN
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Call Control
Design Objectives
• Call control is centralized at a single location that serves multiple remote sites
• Multiple call control systems as iterations of the centralized call control model
• Management and administration are centralized

• Common telephony features are available across voice, video endpoints and Jabber clients
• Single call control and a unified dial plan are provided for voice, video endpoints and Jabber
clients
• Critical business applications are highly available and redundant
Cisco Unified Communications Manager with IM & Presence
DB Sync
SIP
Publisher Publisher Subscriber Subscriber
CTI/QBE
Subscribers
SOAP API XML
TFTP
Subscriber Subscriber Subscriber
MoH
Up to 20 nodes total Up to 6 nodes total
CUCM Voice/Video Nodes CUCM IM & Presence Nodes
Unified CM with IM and Presence Service

Cisco Unified Communications Manager and IM & Presence Cluster
• Not a real single cluster; still two separate databases
• Almost all IM&P configuration is done on the CM interface

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Deployment Considerations: Numeric Dial Plan
• Use +E.164 as DN addressing

• Benefit: ensure uniform phone number formatting across all enterprise contacts
• Use XXXX abbreviated intra-site dialing
• Benefit: allow abbreviated dialing for intra-site calls
• Use sitecode based abbreviated inter-site dialing
• e.g.: 8+<site code>+<extension>
• Benefit: use a normalized approach for inter-site calls
• Non-DID addresses in line with sitecode based abbreviated inter-site dialing
• Unique addresses
• Addtl. sitecodes per site or non-overlapping extensions
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Example Dialing Habits/Numbering
Non-DID Addressing Based on Dialing Habits
Site +E.164 Abbr. Intra-Site* Call CMR conferencing***

Park**
SFO +14085559XXX 9XXX 4XXX 88XXXXX
NYC +12125551XXX 1XXX 4XXX 88XXXXX
RTP +19195551XXX 1XXX 4XXX 88XXXXX
* site specific translation patterns in site specific partition mapping to +E.164

** single call park range in global partition or site specific call park ranges in site
specific partitions
***single dialing habit (single route pattern) in global partition
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SIP Trunking Design
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SIP Trunking Recommendations
• Minimize number of SIP profiles
• Consider default profiles first
• avoid per-trunk SIP profiles
• provision SIP profile per group of equivalent trunks
• Recommended SIP profile settings:

• “Use Fully Qualified Domain Name in SIP Requests” set on all trunks and for video enabled
endpoints; prevents IP address of Unified CM to show up in host portion of URIs in calling identity
headers
• Enable SIP OPTION ping for real-time status monitoring
• SIP trunk redundancy achieved by provisioning
multiple peer user agents per trunk (Unity Connection,
Conductor, Expressway-C)
Route Pattern/SIP Route Pattern
Load balancing and alternate path for alias-based routing Personal CMR
User dials a
Cisco Unified CM selects the best
Expressway-C
number or URI
pattern match through all
partitions CUBE
Gateways
(SIP) Route
Pattern
Third-Parties
Device is assigned a
Calling Search Space:
• SJCInternational
Route List
Partitions:
• DN start with the 1st RG an continue to
• PSTNInternational 1 st Choice 2 nd Choice
hunt through the Route List
• onNetRemote
Route Route
Group 1 Group 2
Trunks within the Route Group are
Top down or Top down or selected based on a top down or
circular circular circular rotation
SIP Trunk SIP Trunk SIP Trunk SIP Trunk

Media Resource Selection
Media Resource Group/Media Resource Group List
Assigned to Device or
Device Pool Media
Resource
Group List
Choose the highest priority MRG with

1 st Choice 2 nd Choice an available device of the type
required.
Media Resource Media Resource
Group 1 Group 2
Round Robin load-balance between

Load Balance Load Balance devices of the same type within an MRG
Media Media Media Media

Resource Resource Resource Resource
Multi Cluster scenario
Cisco Unified CM Dial Plan
• Intercluster Lookup Service (ILS) was introduced in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
Release 9
• Provides an overlay network between UCM clusters to facilitate information exchange
• SIP URI replication was the first application for ILS
• Addresses issue of same domain multicluster URI routing
• UC Release 10 adds support for exchange of numeric call routing information
• Simplifies configuration in large deployments based on dynamic exchange of numeric call routing
information
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Conferencing
Headquarters

Cisco
Applications WebEx

DMZ Internet
Expressway-C
Call Control

Services Router
MPLS WAN
Collab Edge Remote Site

Conferencing
PSTN /
Endpoints ISDN
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Collaboration Meeting Rooms Deployment
Options
Conferencing Architecture
Unified CM
Expressway-C Expressway-E
Internet
TelePresence
Conductor Cisco TMS
TelePresence TelePresence Scheduled

Server Server TelePresence
Server
SIP Media+Content HTTP(s)
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TelePresence Server Platforms
TelePresence Server on TelePresence Server on
VMWare (TRC & Specs Based ) VMWare Appliances Blade
8-core 410v on Server 310
1 to 10 ports at 720p 1 to 54 ports at 720p 1 to 12 ports at 720p

1 to 24 ports at 720p per cluster 820
410v on Blade Server 320 1 to 60 ports at 720p per blade

30vCPU 1 to 120 ports at 720p per cluster
1 to 24 ports at 720p
1 to 48 ports at 720p per cluster
1 to 20 ports at 720p 1 to 54 ports at 720p per blade
1 to 432 ports at 720p per chassis
Note: For simplicity, only capacity for 720p is shown. TS is capable of many other resolutions and frame rates with differing limits on capacity.
All numbers represent remotely managed mode (Conductor required) capability. See release notes for further detail.
Single Screen Experience with
Multistreaming
Without Multistreaming With Multistreaming
Single Screen endpoints will have an individual view of each

participant in sharing content mode (no filmstrip in PIP). Support on
SX20, SX80, MX200G2, MX300G2 and MX800
Requirements:
TMS 15.0
Multiparty Licensing Overview TMSPE 1.5

TS 4.2
Conductor XC4.0
• Conductor centrally manages licenses for all TS

TelePresence Conductor Ø No screen licenses are required in TS
TMS/PE
• TMSPE provides license provisioning interface
• Two types of multiparty licenses are supported:

All Multiparty Licenses Ø Personal Multiparty (PMP) for specific named host
Ø Shared Multiparty (SMP) for conference room system
or sharing between users
TelePresence Servers • Use one license (PMP or SMP) per conference
• Instant, permanent, personal CMR or scheduled

conferences with unlimited participants (up to TS
capacity)
All resources available for any meeting
• Benefits:
Ø Full access to all TS resources
Ø Simplify TS deployment task
Scheduled Conferences WebEx
Optimized Conferencing Release 4
Unified Communications
Manager
Internet
B2B, B2C,
Cloud Services
• Remotely Managed Mode

Conductor TMS • Dedicated pools for assured scheduling vs
shared pool (pros and cons)
• Alias matching the TMS alias range
Ad Hoc and Rendezvous Scheduled • A dedicated template with “scheduled
conference” set to “yes” to enforce security
CMR Hybrid
• Integrate on-premise video with
WebEx participants
Unified CM
• Require a certificate signed by a

Expressway-E
trusted Root Certificate Authority on
Expressway-C
Expressway-E
Conductor
Internet
• User who wants to schedule CMR
Hybrid meeting must have a host
account with WebEx
Cisco TMS
• Decide on the audio options (WebEx
or PSTN or TSP)
TelePresence
Server Pool • Support scheduled or non-
scheduled
SIP Media+Content HTTP(s)
Cisco Collaboration Meeting Rooms (CMR) Hybrid Configuration Guide

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• Prefer OpEx over CapEx. Conference
CMR Cloud resource and infrastructure reside in
WebEx Cloud
• Require on-premise Unified CM for call

Unified CM control and Expressway for B2B calls
• Add-on to existing WebEx MC subscription

Internet • Users join via video endpoint or WebEx.

On video, users join by dialing URI
• Maximum of 25 standard-based video

endpoints and up to 500 video-enabled and
500 audio-only WebEx users
• Users have his own room for personal

meeting. Each room has an associated
URL and video URI
SIP Media+Content
• Meeting can be scheduled or non-
scheduled
Cisco Collaboration Meeting Rooms (CMR) Cloud Enterprise Deployment Guide
• Support WebEx, PSTN or TSP audio
options
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Collaboration Edge
Headquarters

Cisco
Applications WebEx

DMZ Internet
Expressway-C
Call Control

Services Router
MPLS WAN
Conferencing Remote Site

Collab Edge
PSTN /
Endpoints ISDN
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Introducing Cisco Collaboration Edge
Architecture
Industry’s Most Comprehensive Any-to-Any Collaboration Solution
Mobile
Teleworkers
All the capabilities of Cisco Any- Workers
TDM or
to-Any collaboration to-date B2B IP PBX
• TDM & analog gateways
• ISDN Video gateways
• Session border control PSTN or
Consumers IP PSTN
• Firewall traversal
• Standards-based & secure
3rd Branch
Parties Office
Cloud Analog
Services Devices
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Expressway Firewall Traversal Basics
Enterprise Network DMZ Outside Network
Unified Internet
CM
Expressway-C Firewall Expressway-E Firewall
Signaling
Media
1. Expressway-E is the traversal server installed in DMZ. Expressway-C is the traversal client installed inside the
enterprise network.
2. Expressway-C initiates traversal connections outbound through the firewall to specific ports on Expressway-E with
secure login credentials.
3. Once the connection has been established, Expressway-C sends keep-alive packets to Expressway-E to maintain the
connection
4. When Expressway-E receives an incoming call, it issues an incoming call request to Expressway-C.
5. Expressway-C then routes the call to Unified CM to reach the called user or endpoint
6. The call is established and media traverses the firewall securely over an existing traversal
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B2B Call Flow DNS
Hierarchy
Single Edge
Expressway-C
Forward SIP Invite to companyB.com

using IP address received via DNS VCS-E
Expressway-E Sends SIP 200 OK

Calls
x.y@companyB.com
Internet
VCS-C
a.b@companyA.com
x.y@companyB.com
COMPANY A
COMPANY B
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Expressway & Jabber Service Discovery
DNS SRV lookup _cisco-uds._tcp.example.com
Inside firewall DMZ Outside firewall
(Intranet) (Public Internet)
✗ Not Found
Collaboration
Services
DNS SRV lookup _collab-edge._tls.example.com
Public DNS
Unified
CM Expressway Expressway
C E
✓ expwyNYC.example.com
TLS Handshake, trusted certificate verification
HTTPS:
get_edge_config?service_name=_cisco-
uds&service_name=_cuplogin
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Split DNS SRV Record Requirements
• _collab-edge record needs to be available in public DNS
• Multiple SRV records (and Expressway-E hosts) should be deployed for HA
• A GEO DNS service can be used to provide unique DNS responses by geographic region
_collab-edge._tls.example.com. SRV 10 10 8443 expwy1.example.com.

• _collab-edge._tls.example.com.
_cisco-uds record needs to be availableSRV
only 10 10 8443
in internal expwy2.example.com.
DNS
_cisco-uds._tcp.example.com. SRV 10 10 8443 ucm1.example.com.

_cisco-uds._tcp.example.com. SRV 10 10 8443 ucm2.example.com.
Protocol Workload Summary
Inside firewall DMZ Outside firewall
(Intranet) (Public Internet) Protocol Security Service
SIP TLS Session Establishment –
Collaboration Internet Register, Invite, etc.
Services
Media SRTP Audio, Video, Content Share
Unified Expressway Expressway

CM C E HTTPS TLS Logon,
Unified CM IM&P Provisioning/Configuration,
Contact Search, Visual
Voicemail
Unity Connection
XMPP TLS Instant Messaging,
Presence
Conferencing Resources
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Collaboration Edge CUBE
Centralized Distributed
IP PSTN
IP PSTN
Enterprise Enterprise
IP WAN IP WAN
CUBE CUBE
CUBE CUBE CUBE

CUBE
Hybrid
IP PSTN
Enterprise
IP WAN
CUBE CUBE
CUBE CUBE CUBE
Centralized Voice Connection using CUBE and voice gateways
CUBE for centralized IP PSTN
• Topology hiding when connecting to carrier SBC for IP PSTN access

• Delayed offer to early offer conversion and vice versa
• In-band and out-of-band DTMF support, DTMF conversion, fax passthrough and T.38 fax relay,
volume and gain control
• Call admission control (CAC) based on resource consumption such as CPU, memory, call arrival
spike detection
• RTP to sRTP interworking and security features
• Mid-call supplementary services including hold, transfer and conference
• Conversion of multicast music on hold (MoH) to unicast MoH.

• Billing statistics and CDR collection
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Core Applications
Headquarters
Unity Prime License Prime

Connection Manager Collaboration
Cisco
WebEx
Applications
DMZ Internet
Expressway-C
Call Control

Services Router
MPLS WAN
Conferencing Collab Edge Remote Site
PSTN /
Endpoints ISDN
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Core Applications
Key Benefits
» Cisco Unity Connection enables voicemail and unified messaging across a wide-range
of end-user platforms
» Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment (PCD) eases deployment of new infrastructure

components, enabling faster initial setup
» Cisco Prime Licensing Manager (PLM) single tool to enable license workflows and
manage licensing for collaboration infrastructure components.
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Core Applications
Cisco Unity Connection: Architecture
Directory
• Redundant Unity Connection nodes
Voicemail Unity Connection
Publisher Directory Microsoft • SIP Trunk integration to Unified CM
synchronization Active
Unified CM Directory
• Integrations to directory and mail:
» Microsoft Active Directory
Messaging
Subscriber (On-Premise or » Microsoft Exchange
Cloud-Based)
Mailbox • Call forwarding to Unity Connection

SIP synchronization
Microsoft
Exchange
• Direct call to voicemail or visual
Voicemail access mailbox navigation (Visual Voicemail)
via VoIP to TUI or
via REST/HTTPS
(Visual Voicemail)
• Email access to voicemail (Single Inbox)
SIP
Email access to
VoIP or
voicemail REST/HTTPS
(Single Inbox) Email
(SMTP/HTTPS)
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Core Applications
Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment: Architecture
CM_Pub IM&P_Pub UCXN_Pub

VM VM VM • Cisco collaboration application .iso install files
located on Prime Collaboration Deployment (PCD).
CM_Sub IM&P_Sub UCXN_Sub
VMWare
EXSi
VM VM VM • PCD network file system (NFS) mount on ESXi
host CM_Sub IM&P_Sub host(s) to facilitate .iso file access.
VM VM
• Collaboration application node virtual machines
(VMs) manually created on the ESXi host.
• PCD installs collaboration application clusters on

the target VMs.
.iso
.iso
.iso
Prime Collaboration Deployment

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Core Applications
Cisco Prime License Manager: Architecture
Unified CM Unity Connection
• Cisco Prime License Manager (PLM) enables license
fulfillment:
» Electronic [requires Internet connectivity]
Publisher
Publisher OR
» Manual license file request
• Licenses received (over the network or via email)
• Licenses applied to system and propagated to

synchronized application instances.
Cisco.com
Prime License
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Core Applications
Additional Applications to Enhance Preferred Architecture* (1 of 2)
Application Name Functions Integration Method

Provides internal and external customer collaboration
Enterprise contact centers operate on a dedicated
Contact Center Enterprise technologies, including agent login, Interactive Voice Response
Unified CM cluster that is trunked to the enterprise
(CCE) (IVR) for call vectoring, outbound connection methods, and
Unified CM cluster.
omnichannel agent interactions.
Contact Center Express Provides dial-by-name and a subset of Contact Center ideal for
Communicates to Unified CM using JTAPI.
(CCX) small contact centers or internal use.
Provides video, audio, and content recording functionality that can Integrates with Unified CM via SIP trunk and
TelePresence Content
be included in scheduled calls through a check-box in TMS or enables recording for Unified CM-registered
Server (TCS) dialed, allowing any endpoint to easily be a recording station. devices.
TCS automatically uploads content to Show and
Show and Share Provides an internal stored video content portal. Share. No other integration to call control is
required.
Standalone software that communicates through
Prime Collaboration
Provides an administrative portal for "Day 2" operations. SSH and HTTPS interfaces of infrastructure
Provisioning devices and endpoints.
Stand alone software that communicates through
Prime Collaboration Provides quality and fault detection services for collaboration
SSH and HTTPS interfaces of infrastructure
Assurance deployment administrator.
devices
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Core Applications
Additional Applications to Enhance Preferred Architecture* (2 of 2)
Application Name Functions Integration Method

Prime Collaboration Provides up to one year of usage data for usage and fault trend Deployed with Prime Collaboration Assurance and
Analytics analysis by the collaboration deployment administrator. utilizes data collected by that application.
Standard version installs on the end user’s

Gives corporate operators or receptionists a desktop application Windows computer and connects to Unified CM.
Attendant Console to handle incoming calls. Advanced version runs on a dedicated server, and
the end users log into the application..
Recording Profiles are configured in Unified CM,

Provides recording for both full-time and selective recording
Media Sense scenarios in Unified CM.
and MediaSense is connected to Unified CM and
Cisco Unified Border Element through SIP trunks.
Requires a dedicated Expressway-C and

Expressway-E pair, using a distinct domain from
the enterprise Expressway-C and Expressway-E
Provides click -to-connect functionality for business-to-consumer
Jabber Guest (B2C) collaboration.
implementation used for Mobile and Remote
Access and business-to-business video calls.
Unified CM has SIP trunks to this dedicated
Expressway pair.
* This is not an exhaustive list of applications that can

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Simplified Sizing
Traditional Sizing for Cisco Collaboration
Collaboration Sizing Tool (CST)
http://tools.cisco.com/cucst
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Simplified Sizing for the Preferred
Architecture (PA)
• The Preferred Architecture (PA) offers Simplified
Sizing rules with corresponding assumptions (e.g.
average BHCA per user, number of DN per device,
etc…)
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PA Simplified Sizing vs. Collaboration Sizing
Tool
Deployment within the
PA Sizing Assumptions?
Use PA Use Collaboration

Simplified Sizing Sizing Tool
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Sizing Cisco Unified CM
Between 5k and 10k
< 5k devices and users devices and users
Publisher Publisher
TFTP 1 TFTP 2 TFTP 1 TFTP 2
Call Processing subscriber pair Call Processing subscriber pair
Call Processing subscriber pair
7.5k OVA (2 vCPUs) is deployed for both deployments
7.5k OVA supported on BE7000M or larger
Sizing IM and Presence
• In the PA, IM & Presence is deployed with 2 servers
• The number of users (full UC) dictate which OVA is used
Less than Between Between

2k users 2k and 5k users 5k and 15k users
2k-user OVA 5k-user OVA 15k-user OVA

(1 vCPU) (2 vCPUs) (4 vCPUs)
Those 3 OVAs are supported on BE7000M or larger
Summary
• Overview of Preferred Architecture document
• Preferred Architecture contains all details
• Useful for typical installation

• If out of Preferred Architecture perimeter, go through SRND
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Prescriptive Concise Tested best

• Design Overview Document • Detailed Design Guide

Use Case PA CVD

Voice PA for Midmarket Voice Unified Comm. using BE6000 CVD

Collaboration Edge Using BE6000 CVD

Video PA for Video Unified Comm. using BE6000 CVD

Video Conferencing using BE6000 CVD

Collaboration Edge Using BE6000 CVD

Collaboration PA for Midmarket Unified Comm. using BE6000 CVD

Collaboration Edge Using BE6000 CVD

Helpdesk using Cisco UCCX CVD

Mobile, software endpoints

Remote Sites Home/Mobile Users

LTRF 0111010001 R1 FEC

Leverage media resilience and

Classification: DSCP Classes none

Unity TelePresence Prime

Unified Expressway-E Mobile/Teleworker

Conferencing Collab Edge Remote Site

• Management and administration are centralized

CUCM Voice/Video Nodes CUCM IM & Presence Nodes

Unified CM with IM and Presence Service

• Almost all IM&P configuration is done on the CM interface

• Use +E.164 as DN addressing

Site +E.164 Abbr. Intra-Site* Call CMR conferencing***

* site specific translation patterns in site specific partition mapping to +E.164

• Recommended SIP profile settings:

SIP Trunk SIP Trunk SIP Trunk SIP Trunk

Choose the highest priority MRG with

Round Robin load-balance between

Media Media Media Media

Unity TelePresence Prime

Unified Expressway-E Mobile/Teleworker

TelePresence Server Conductor Integrated

Collab Edge Remote Site

TelePresence TelePresence Scheduled

SIP Media+Content HTTP(s)

8-core 410v on Server 310

1 to 10 ports at 720p 1 to 54 ports at 720p 1 to 12 ports at 720p

410v on Blade Server 320 1 to 60 ports at 720p per blade

Without Multistreaming With Multistreaming

Single Screen endpoints will have an individual view of each

Multiparty Licensing Overview TMSPE 1.5

• Conductor centrally manages licenses for all TS

• Two types of multiparty licenses are supported:

• Instant, permanent, personal CMR or scheduled

• Remotely Managed Mode

• Require a certificate signed by a

Cisco Collaboration Meeting Rooms (CMR) Hybrid Configuration Guide

• Require on-premise Unified CM for call

• Add-on to existing WebEx MC subscription

Internet • Users join via video endpoint or WebEx.

• Maximum of 25 standard-based video

• Users have his own room for personal

Unity TelePresence Prime

Unified Expressway-E Mobile/Teleworker

TelePresence Server Conductor Integrated

Conferencing Remote Site

Forward SIP Invite to companyB.com

Expressway-E Sends SIP 200 OK