9. Streamline Business Processes
Customer calls Using wireless, logs
account Account Representative
representative with answers with cell phone into Unified Personal
a question Communicator
Uses Presence to Initiates immediate Agreement reached & Acct Rep call customer
Locate production web, video and audio viewed by all parties provides info and
manager receives order
session
Speed Decision-Making and Streamline Business
9
10. How Do You Enable Collaboration?
Who talks to whom? Why? When?
How?
What information is needed? Where?
On what platform?
What communication systems are
used today?
Answers to these questions will help
you understand how IP based
communication can change your
operations
Remember—Forget the normal
assumptions about what a phone
can do and how voice can be
used
10
12. Enabling Unified Communications
Virtualization Presence
Unified Intelligence in the
Any time, anywhere Operations
Mgmt network
Unified
Messaging
Mobility
Applications
Policy &
Mobility Preference
Wired and wireless Unified Find me, follow me,
Customer Call Control
Interaction hide me
Networks
Rich Media
Rich Media IP Phones Conferencing Speech
Voice, video, and Web Service and Simple access
Support to services
collaboration
Unified
Clients
12
13. UC Benefits Across Business Value Chain
Exception Handling, Escalations, Crisis Management
Order Production Inventory Shipping
10–20 Percent of Machinery Breaks
Changes in Demand
Orders Are Down, Difficult to
Inventory Shortages or Inventory, Traffic,
Generating Reach Production
Truck Malfunctions
Exceptions Managers
Event-based E-mail Alerts Are No Longer Good Enough
Faster and More Effective Communication/Collaboration Is Required
Leverage Policy Leverage Presence Leverage Speech Leverage Policy
Services to Enable Services and Video and Media Services and Mobility
Real-Time to Locate and Alert to Instantly Interact Services to Send an
Collaboration the Closest Person with Product Automated Call to
Between Necessary to the Problem and Specialist, Locate Truck Drivers in
Parties to Resolve Walk Through and Ship Nearest Real-Time with New
Order Exceptions How to Fix It Inventory Route Information
13
18. Value of More Effective
Communications
1 2
Streamline and integrate
communications more closely Reach the right resource the first
with business processes time
3 4
Using the reach and
Connecting people to intelligence of the network to
people instead of deliver presence and
devices to devices preference information
18
23. Cisco Unified Communications
Cisco Strategy: Create Solutions that Enable More Effective
Communications that Directly Impact Businesses‟ Top and Bottom
Line
Effective Collaborative Open
Eliminate Applications that Standards-based,
communications enable user- Secure Systems,
complexity and controlled built into the
reach the right productivity Intelligent
resource the first anywhere, anytime Information Network
time with any device
23
26. Provisionin
Devices
Federation
Desktop Mobile In-Room
g
Conferencing Customer Care
Collaboration Enterprise Social
IP Communications
Software
Encryption
Applications
Administratio Maintenanc
Messaging Telepresence
e
Client Services Medianet Services
Client Services Framework Interface
Lightweight APIs
AAA
COMMUNICATION
Presence / Real-time
n
Metadata Tagging
Location Messaging
Policy
Real-time
Session Mgmt Social Graphing
Collaboration Data Sharing
Management Services Operations
Services Scheduling and Semantic
Authoring
Calendaring Processing
Identity
Recording/Playbac
Workflow Search
k
CONTENT
Security Services
Transcoding Transrating Transcribing
Medianet Services
Auto-Discovery Auto-Configuration Resource Control
Network Services Transport Signaling QoS
26
27. • Experience-driven
product development
• In-product and cross- • Experience drives
product design technology needs
• Experience innovation
XQ •
•
Technology enables
great experiences
Common architecture
and
re-usable components
• On-prem, hosted, and cloud business models
• Enterprise, mid-market, and individuals
• New ecosystem and value chain
27
30. Cisco Unified Communications Manager
Release Roadmap
5.0 5.1 7.0 7.1 9.0 9.5
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
4.3 6.0 6.1 8.0 8.5 8.6
What‟s New?
„Dot 5‟ is current numbering for a minor release. Rationale
is consistent numbering across UC solution.
Expect regular cadence of major/minor release as have
delivered in the past – but with smaller interval between
major releases.
8.6 is a minor, content release but don‟t expect a „dot 6‟
going forward.
30
31. Unity
Unity Connection
Connection
CUCCX CUCCX
Unified CM Unified CM
MCS Servers Virtual Machines (OVA)
CPU/Mem/HDD vCPU/vMem/SAN or DAS
31
32. ESXi 5.0 compatibility
More UCS Server Supported
Third-Party Server
Supported(VMWare Certifified)
vMotion support
Boot from SAN support
New OVA support for 55 GB HDD, for
clusters with < 2500 users
Single OVA per UC application
www.cisco.com/go/uc-virtualized
32
34. Feature Comparison
BE 3000 BE 5000 BE 6000
Deployment size Up to 300 users (10 sites) Up to 500 users (20 sites) Up to 1000 users (50 sites)
Basic Telephony Features
3905, 6901, 6911, 6921, 6941, 6961, 39XX, 69XX, 79XX, 89XX, 99XX, 39XX, 69XX, 79XX, 89XX, 99XX,
Phone support 7937, CIPC, CSF (CUCI-RTX) Softclients, mobile clients Softclients, mobile clients
Basic Voicemail
Basic Mobility (SNR)
Basic Security
Redundancy Cold Standby SRST
Advanced Telephony
Features (See notes for list)
Advanced Voicemail (see
notes for list)
Advanced Mobility
Video
Presence Requires external server
Contact Center Requires external server
35
35. Cisco IOS based IP-PBX for small medium business,
enterprise branch office and commercial customers.
It provides a rich set of call control and voice
application features for the above mentioned
customer profiles. It supports Cisco IP phones using
Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP) and Session
Initiation Protocol (SIP). Call Manager Express also
provides a rich set of traditional PSTN connectivity
options using both digital and analog lines.
36
36. Four-digit extension-based dialing, even between
different locations
Call forwarding and "find me, follow me" groups
Elimination of long-distance charges for calls made
between different locations
Conferencing in real time or Conference Bridge
number for scheduled calls
Basic call center with dynamic call routing and
agent to group-level statistics
Basic Call
Single Center
Number
On-phone directory look at personal, client, and
Screen Pop,
Reach Click to Dial
company contacts, plus missed, received, and Conference
Bridge
placed call history
Automated Attendant for auto direction to Voicemail in
different groups and a dial-by-name directory
Outlook
Teleworker
Call detail records that integrate with billing
software and department charge-back Mobility
Intuitive end-user use of basic features such as
transfer, conference, hold, pick-up, and park
37
37. 9900 Series Advanced Collaborative Media Endpoints
•Rich interactions with HQ video & voice, large color displays
•Desktop consolidation and widest bus. apps with VDI, MIDlets, XML
•Maximum flexibility with USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi & Gigabit Ethernet
•Energy-friendly for cost savings
8900 Series Advanced Professional Media Endpoints
•Rich interactions with HQ video & voice, large color displays
•Desktop consolidation and bus. apps with XML, MIDlets and VDI
•Connectivity options with USB, Bluetooth and Gigabit Ethernet
•Energy-friendly for cost savings
7900 Series Advanced Business Endpoints
•Full portfolio of desktop, conference and wireless endpoints
•Rich interactions with HQ voice and video, large graphical displays
•Desktop consolidation and wide array of business apps with VDI
•Energy-friendly for cost savings
6900 Series Business Voice Endpoints
•Traditional telephony-like user experience
•Rich interactions with HQ video communications
•Desktop consolidation and wide array of business apps with VDI
•Energy-friendly for cost savings
3900 Series Basic Voice Communications Endpoints
•Affordable, high-quality audio communications
•Added convenience with integrated speakerphone
•Reduced infrastructure with integrated 10/100 switch ports
38
•Energy-friendly for cost savings
38. Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator (CUMC)
Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator 8
for iPhone and BlackBerry
Dial via Office
Visual business voicemail
Mobile Connect on/off setting
Presence and Messaging
(BlackBerry)
Meeting list with Call Me
Directory Access
39
39. Users Messaging Type Platform Networking Redundancy
Cisco Unity Less than Voicemail 125K users,
Router-Based
VPIM only
No
Express 250 Integrated Messaging
Cisco Unity 10,000 per Voicemail Linux Server-
Based
50K users Active/Active
Connection server Integrated Messaging
Voicemail
15,000 per Windows Active/
Cisco Unity Integrated Messaging
Server-Based
250K users
server Passive
Unified Messaging
Cisco Unity Express Cost-effective integrated voice messaging and
auto attendant for branch and small office environments
Cisco Unity Connection Voicemail or integrated messaging with
speech recognition and call routing rules on an easy-to-manage
Linux platform
Cisco Unity Unified messaging and intelligent voicemail for
enterprise and mid-market customers
40
42. E20 EX60 / EX90 C-Series CTS
TE 4.1 TC 5.0 TC 5.0 Angel Eyes / Indio
Multipurpose and
Desktop Video Personal Immersive
Solution Components
Unified Communications Manager (UCM) 8.6
Visual Communications Manager / Expressway (VCS) X6.1/7.0
Telepresence Server 7010/8710 2.2 Telepresence MCU 4500/8500 4.2/4.3
43
43. Telepresence Video
Communications
Services (VCS)
Expressway™
Firewall Traversal
B2B and Teleworker
Unified
Advanced Conferencing
Services
Multipoint Services
Communications
SIP
H.323 to SIP
Video Interworking
Microsoft OCS via AMGW
3rd Party / H.323 Endpoints
44
44. Tandberg E20, EX60, EX90, and C-series endpoints can
now register with CUCM 8.6
Mobility Video
Security
45
45. Perspective: Telepresence endpoints on UCM and VCS. Other scenarios omitted
UC Manager
VCS Control VCS Expressway
CTS
Internet
here…
and here…
Movi
E20 here…
Movi
E20 E20 EX
EX
EX
C-Series
E20, EX and C-Series endpoints can now be deployed on
UC Manager
C-Series
Any-to-Any native point-to-point interoperability
UCM-VCS SIP Trunking enhancements for maximum
SIP interoperability
H.323
46
46. Perspective: Telepresence multipoint devices on UCM and VCS. Other scenarios omitted
UC Manager
VCS Control VCS Expressway
Internet
here… and here…
here…
CTMS MCU TS MCU
MCU deployed on UCM for Conf / Join / Barge features on UC endpoints
MCU deployed on VCS Add Participant / Join Participant features on VCS
endpoints
MCU deployed on VCS, or trunked to UCM, for rendezvous/scheduled dial in
meetings (single-screen only)
TS deployed on VCS, or trunked to UCM, for rendezvous/scheduled dial in
SIP meetings (single-screen or TIP)
H.323
CTMS deployed on UCM for rendezvous/scheduled dial in conferences (TIP only)
47
47. Perspective: Telepresence endpoints on UCM and VCS. Other scenarios omitted
CTS-MAN or… TMS
UC Manager
VCS Control VCS Expressway
CTS
Internet
Movi
E20
Movi
E20 E20 EX
EX
EX
C-Series
CTS-MAN can now schedule EX and C-Series endpoints
C-Series registered to UCM or VCS
SIP
TMS can now schedule CTS endpoints registered to UCM
H.323
(other endpoints registered to VCS)
48
48. Meeting Center Training Center Event Center Support Center
Video Conferencing
Audio Conferencing
Cisco Collaboration Cloud Enterprise Network
49
49. Cisco WebEx for iPhone v 1.3
Stay connected to your important meetings, wherever you are
WebEx Meeting Center for iPhone
v1.3 Enhancements:
Meeting Handoff: transfer a live
WebEx web meeting on the
iPhone to a PC with a flick of a
wrist
Audio transfer from an iPhone to
an IP phone supported with
Single Number Reach
Join by Meeting Number – enter
WebEx meeting number in the Customer Benefits
WebEx app for the iPhone to join
the meeting Collaborate anywhere, anytime,
even on your iPhone
Improved Automatic Audio Rejoin Let the technology adapt to your
- When audio is dropped during a environment, whether in motion
or on desktop
meeting, the WebEx system will
call back the user 50
50. Cisco WebEx for iPhone
Meeting content in vertical
(standard) view
Mute/ View View Meetin
unmute meeting participa g Info
phone Content nt list & 51
chat
62. • Transcoding:
• A transcoder is a device that takes the output stream of one codec
and transcodes (converts) it from that compression type to another
compression type. Specifically, G.723.1 or G.729a can be converted
to G.711 and vice-versa
Transcoding
IOS Gatekeeper Unity
Unity CallManager CallManager
Cluster Cluster
IP WAN
Router/GW Router/GW
DSP DSP
63
70. 企業級電話交換機的演進
PBX PBX
缺點:
PSTN • 長途暨國際話費高
• 與數據服務整合困難
利用公眾網路互連 (~1996)
PBX PBX
缺點:
IP WAN • 擴充性差、管理不易
Router/GW Router/GW • 與應用程式整合性差
導入VoIP 節費機制 (1996~2001)
IP PBX 優點:
Apps • 節省長途暨國際話費
(具有 VoIP 所有好處)
• 擴充性佳、管理容易
V IP WAN V
Integrated Integrated
(經由 web 界面管理)
Service Router Service Router • 與應用程式整合性佳
整合企業應用的 IP 通訊平台 (2001~) (可整合數據、影像等
功能) 71
71. IP Telephony 網路電話應用實例
Telecommuter Applications
Call (Unity, CCC, IP/IVR)
Manager
Cluster
Gatekeeper Rest of the World
GK
Headquarters
Road V3PN
VPN
Warrior
IP WAN PSTN
Internet
Large
Branch Legacy
Office Site
Tie
Survivable Remote IOS Telephony Lines
Site Telephony Service
Small PBX
Branch
Offices
72
72. 思科IP Communication解決方案
可隨企業應用做彈性設計
Regional Office
Call
Unified Call Manager
Manager Unified CallManager Express
Router/GW
PSTN
Headquarters
IP WAN
Internet
Unified SRST
VPN Access
DSL Access
Branch Office
Telecommuter
73
73. What is VoIP
VoIP(Voice over IP)網路電話,是將語音訊號
壓縮成數據資料封包後,在IP網路基礎上傳
送的語音服務,也就是說,透過開放性的網
際網路,傳送語音的電信應用服務。利用
Internet不僅做到了可即時提供語音服務,
更可連接至世界各地,讓使用者可以不需再
透過傳統的公眾電話網路(PSTN)進行遠距離
電話交談。
74
84. What is
Survivable Remote Site Telephony
Cisco Unified Survivable Remote Site Telephony
軟體可在所有思科路由器 上運行,為連接到 中央
Cisco Unified CallManager系統的遠端地點提供了
通信故障切換、備援和安全功能。憑藉Cisco Unified
Survivable Remote Site Telephony ,路由器在廣
域 鏈路故障期間,可提供臨時話務呼叫處理服務。
85
85. 分公司電話備援機制
• 分公司IP電話會定期和總公司的IP電話交換機保持聯繫
• 當網路暫時中斷時 – IP電話無法和總公司的IP電話交換機取得聯繫
• 此時分公司的Cisco 路由器會主動升級成小型電話交換機
• 並且從向分公司之IP電話取得電話配置
• 此後分公司的Cisco 路由器負責分公司之IP電話之呼叫處理
• 外線則經由路由器上之語音模組存取公眾網路
• 網路回覆後系統會主動恢復,不需人為介入
Applications
Cluster
A
Server
CallManager
X
X
WAN
WAN
Cisco Router
Cisco Router with
PSTN SRS Telephony
Headquarters 86
86. Cisco Integrated Services Router (ISR)
Portfolio for Unified Communications
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express
Cisco Unified Survivable Remote Site Telephony
250/730
Cisco Unity Express Phones
175/350
Phones 3845
100 3825
50 Phones
Phones
Concurrent Services and Performance
35 Phones 2851
25 Phones 2821
2811
2801 High-Density Services
Modularity with Performance
Optimized for “All-in-one”
Multiple Services Solution (HSDM, NM, EVM,
Extended Modular AIM, WIC/VIC)
Connectivity (EVM,
8 Phones –> 15 in Oct NM, AIM, WIC/VIC)
1861 Cisco Unity Express
Local Auto Attendant and Voice
Mail System with 12-100
Low-Density Services Mailboxes, 4-8 Sessions,
Modular Connectivity 100 Hours of Storage
(Data HWIC)
Small Office/Mobile Office Small Branch Office Enterprise Branch Office
87
87. Cisco Integrated Services Router (ISR)G2
Portfolio for Unified Communications
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express
Cisco Unified Survivable Remote Site Telephony *350/1200
Phones
Concurrent Services and Performance
*250/730
Phones 3945
150/250
Phones 3925
100/100 2951
Phones
50/50
Phones 2921
35/35 High-Density Services
Phones 2911 Modularity with
Multiple Services Performance Optimized
2901 Extended Modular for “All-in-one” Solution
Connectivity (EVM, (NM-SM, NME, EVM, ISM,
ISM, SM, WIC/VIC) WIC/VIC)
Cisco Unity Express
Low Density Services Local Auto Attendant and
Voice Mail System with 12-
250 Mailboxes, 4-24
Sessions,
300 Hours of Storage
Small Office Small Branch Enterprise Branch Office
*At FCS 200 (3925) and 300 (3945) phones are supported. The higher numbers will become available 88
in a post-FCS 15.0.1M rebuild.
88. 建置模式 – 單一建置點
• Cisco CallManager,
Applications and Applications
DSP Resources at same physical (VMail, IVR, ICD, ...)
location
• Supports up to 30,000 CallManager
IP Phones per cluster Cluster
• Multiple clusters can
be interconnected
via Inter-Cluster
trunks
• PSTN used for PSTN
all external calls
89
89. 建置模式 – 多點集中式
Applications
(VMail, IVR, ICD, ...) SRST-enabled
PSTN router
CallManager
Cluster
Branch A
IP WAN
Headquarters
CallManager at central site
Applications and DSP Resources can be
centralized or distributed Branch B
Supports up to 30,000 IP Phones per cluster
Call Admission Control (limit number of calls per site)
Survivable Remote Site Telephony for remote branches
90
90. 建置模式 – 多點分散式
CallManager
Applications cluster
(VMail, IVR, ICD, ...)
Applications
CallManager
cluster
PSTN
Branch A
GK
IP WAN
Headquarters CallManager
Gatekeeper
cluster
CallManager and Applications Applications
located at each site
Up to 30,000 IP Phones per site
100+ sites
Transparent use of PSTN if IP WAN unavailable Branch B
91
91. What is
Survivable Remote Site Voice mail
When a remote site does not have access to your central voicemail system, for example
during a network service interruption, Cisco Unified SRSV provides voicemail backup
services to help ensure your remote site continues to have voicemail service. This solution
also provides Automated-Attendant or call-handler services while in survivability mode.
Cisco Unified SRSV provides:
· Automatic Synchronization of User Profile Information
· Automatic Synchronization of Voicemail Messages from Survivable Mode
· Fast Setup at Central Location and Branch Offices
· Automatic Voice Prompts for Users
· Survivable Basic Automated-Attendant Service
Cisco Unified SRSV works with the latest versions of Cisco Unified Communications
Manager, Cisco Unity Connection, Cisco Unity Express, and the Cisco Unified Messaging
Gateway.
92
92. Phone 的運作模式
Cisco CallManager
Cluster
Catalyst 6000 DSP Resources
Chassis (conference and transcoder)
6348 Module
PSTN
(to another cluster)
6608 Module
Voice Enable
Router with SRST
WAN
(to another cluster)
Cisco IP Phones
Analog Phone
93
93. Registration Process
Cisco
DHCP CallManager Cisco TFTP
YEILD
1
4
2
3
1. Get IP address, mask, DNS (TCP UDP53)..
2. Get TFTP server address(UDP 69).
3. Get configuration from Cisco TFTP(UDP69).
4. Register(TCP2000) with Cisco CallManager server.
94
94. Basic Call Processing
Voice Mail Server
1 Call Setup Cisco
CallManager
4 IP
2 E.164 Lookup
Ring Back WAN
Call
Connect 3
Setup
6 RTP 4 VSM
Stream Ring
PSTN
5 Off Hook
95
95. Phone Discovery Simplify Phone
Deployment
1. Phone Discovery
Catalyst 6000 2. Provide Power
Catalyst 4000 3. Provide VLAN
Catalyst 3524 V
4. DHCP (Get IP Address)
• No user intervention required
• Power and phone configuration automatically supplied
• Works over standard 10/100BaseT Ethernet connections
• Available for Catalyst inline power modules and inline power
patch panel
96
96. IP Addressing Deployment Options
IP phone + PC on IP phone + PC on IP phone + PC share
same switch ports same switch ports the same device
(soft phone)
171.68.249.100
171.68.249.100
10.1.1.1
171.68.249.101
171.68.249.100
IP phone uses
Real IP addresses “10.0.0.0” Network Real IP addresses
IP phone + PC on IP phone + PC on
separate switch ports separate switch ports
171.68.249.101 171.68.249.100 10.1.1.1 171.68.249.100
IP phone uses
Real IP addresses “10.0.0.0” network
97
97. A Multi-VLAN Access Port
An access port able to handle 2 VLANs
Native VLAN (PVID) and Auxiliary VLAN
(VVID)
Hardware set to dot1q trunk
Tagged 802.1q
Untagged 802.3
98
100. Cisco Unified IP Phones
Transform How You Collaborate
Accelerate Business with
Interactive Video
Richer Multimedia
Experiences
Extend Workspace Flexibility
Integrate Virtual Computing
Maximize Your Investment
Earth-friendly Enhancements
101
101. A Focus on User Experience
Rounded Keys
Tricolor LED‟s
Line/Feature & Session Keys
Adjustable Display,
Enhanced USB, Bluetooth
Acoustics Personalization
102
102. Cisco Unified IP Phone 9900 Series
Accelerate Collaboration
Advanced Collaborative Media Endpoints
Knowledge Professionals, Administrative,
Managers and Executives
H.264 interactive HQ video
Business Apps: VDI, MIDlets, XML
High-definition voice
Connectivity: Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB IP Phone 9971
Experience:
High-resolution color displays
Jawbone ICON for Cisco
Custom language presentation
Personalization:
Colors, handset styles, wallpapers
Green
Deep sleep power save option
IP Phone 9951
103
103. Cisco Unified IP Phone 9951 5” diagonal, VGA,
Backlit, Anti-glare
Cisco Unified Video Color Display
Camera via USB
Earth-friendly Five Session Keys with
Incoming Plastics
Call/Message Waiting LED status indication
Indicator
Five Programmable
Line/Feature Keys Programmable Soft-
label Keys and Four
Two Handset Styles Fixed Keys
10/100/1000 Ethernet
High-definition voice Switch Port
Release and Back Keys
Bluetooth Radio for
Jawbone ICON for Navigation Keys &
Cisco Select Button
Settings, USB Port and Audio-
Directory and In/Out Jacks
Messages Keys Rounded Ergonomic
Volume Mute, Headset, Keys Transfer, Conference &
Up/Down Key Speakerphone Keys Hold Keys
104
104. Cisco Unified IP Phone 9971
5.6” diagonal, VGA,
Cisco Unified Video Backlit, Anti-glare
Camera via USB Color Display with Full
Earth-friendly Touchscreen
Incoming Plastics
Call/Message Waiting
Indicator Six Session Keys with
LED Status Indication
Six Programmable
Line/Feature Keys Programmable Soft-
label Keys (Touch-
Two Handset Styles Sensitive)
10/100/1000 Ethernet
High-definition voice Switch Port
Release and Back Keys
Bluetooth Radio for
Navigation Keys &
Headsets and Wi-Fi
Select Button
for ROI
USB Port and Audio-
Settings, In/Out Jacks
Directory and
Messages Keys Rounded Ergonomic Transfer, Conference &
Mute, Headset, Keys Hold Keys
Volume Speakerphone Keys
Up/Down Key
105
105. Cisco Unified Video Camera
Personalizing Communications
Transform Collaboration with Video
IP Phones 9900 Series
Video bundles for attractive pricing
Integrated into ergonomic design
USB connection for plug-n-play
H.264 standard interactive video
High performance
Video interop with other Cisco endpoints
2.0 megapixel camera
Resolution:
Up to 24fps VGA resolution
Up to 30 fps CIF/SIF
Video Mute (local end)
Video Preview – see local end video before a call
Charcoal and Arctic White
Requires 9.0(2) IP Phone firmware or later
106
106. Cisco Unified Video Advantage 2.2
Face-to-face Communications
Enhance Visual Collaboration
Alternative to Cisco Unified Video Camera
Virtual face-to-face communications
Video as simple as a phone call
VT Camera III resides on top of PC
User Experience:
Privacy shade for video mute
H.263 and H.264 video standards
Video up to 30 fps (CIF/SIF standards)
Video signal indication
PC Requirements
Windows 2000, XP Pro, Vista Business/Enterprise
Edition
Pentium P4 2.8Ghz or higher
Video Graphics Card 1024 x 768 or higher
107
107. Virtualization Experience Client 2100 Capture VDI Transition
for Rich Media
Simplify IT deployment, security, scalability
VXC 2100 an integrated solution for Cisco
Unified IP Phones 8900/9900 Series
Uses existing PoE and desktop phone
Requires only monitor, keyboard and mouse
Industry standard protocols:
Citrix: ICA 11.x for XenDesktop and XenApp
MS Windows Terminal Server 2003/2008: Remote
Desktop Protocol 6.x
VMWare PCoIP
VMWare View 4.5 and Citrix Xen Desktop
desktop software in the Data Center
108
109. Jawbone ICON for Cisco Bluetooth Headset
Added Freedom & Convenience
Increase productivity
Noise cancellation
One headset multiple devices
Longer battery life
MyTALK software updates
Enhanced security
Investment protection
Reduces costs
Instructional end user
packaging
110
110. Cisco Unified IP Phone
Handset Style Options
Slimline and Standard
Slimline weighs 5oz/140G and more
tapered
Standard weighs 6oz/170g with a
fuller earpiece
Both handsets weigh less than
today’s 7900 Series
7.4oz/210g
Greater Choice and User Comfort!
111
111. Cisco Unified IP Phone Attribute
Comparisons
IP Phone 9971 and IP Phone 9951
IP Phone 9951 IP Phone 9971
Programmable Line/Feature Keys Five Six
Total Keys (Line, Feature, Session) Ten Twelve
Interactive Video with Cisco Unified Video
Camera
Two-way, Multiparty using MCU Two-way, Multiparty using MCU
High-definition voice Handset, Headset, Speaker Handset, Headset, Speaker
Dual-ports (wired and wireless Dual-ports (wired and wireless
USB Ports
headsets, Unified Video Camera) headsets, Unified Video Camera)
Connectivity (Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi) Gigabit Gigabit, Integrated Wi-Fi
Bluetooth (Jawbone ICON for Cisco Headset) Headset and Handsfree Headset and Handsfree
Touchscreen (Including Context-Sensitive
Softkeys)
No Yes
Four Fixed Context-Sensitive Softkeys Yes No
Desktop Virtualization VXC 2100 VXC 2100
Display 5” VGA color 5.6” VGA color
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112. Cisco Unified IP Color Key Expansion
Module
Easy Expansion and Investment Protection
Add Scalability and Responsiveness
36 programmable line/feature keys per module
18 physical keys
Page 2 key for additional 18 keys
Graphical, backlit color LCD display with LCD labels
480 x 272 pixel
Tri-color LED’s for call state indication
Deep-sleep option for power savings
Wall-mountable
Power
802.3at inline power
802.3af requires local power cube 4
Cisco Unified IP Phone Model KEMs Supported
9971 3 KEMs with 108 lines or buttons
9951 2 KEMs with 72 lines or buttons
8961 1 KEM with 36 lines or buttons
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113. Endpoint Applications
IP Phone 8900/9900 Series
Rich User Experience
Weather Forecast
Two fun and FREE
applications
MIDlet applications
Vibrant graphics, faster response times
Support on IP Phone 8961,
Quick Calculator
9951 & 9971
Touchscreen (9971) or navigation cluster
(9971, 9951, 8961) supported
Administrator-enabled via
Unified CM
www.cisco.com/go/ipphones/apps 114
114. Cisco Unified IP Phone 9900 Series
Portfolio Benefits
Reduced Total Cost of Ownership
Desktop virtualization enables hardware and
software consolidation
Video integration lowers OPEX costs
9971 Wi-Fi offers ROI with Cisco Unified
Wireless Network
Power save reduces consumption
Enhanced User Experience
Bluetooth adds freedom at the desktop
Large, high-resolution color displays deliver
a richer application experience
High-definition voice reduces fatigue with
crystal clear communications
USB ports add flexibility and convenience
Choice of colors, handset styles, wallpaper
deliver more personalization
115
115. Media Platforms and IP Phone Firmware
Minimum Release Requirements
Unified
Unified Communications Unified Communications
IP Phone
Introduction Communications Manager Express with Integrated
Manager Business Edition Services Router Firmware
5000/6000
Available Now
IP Phone 9900
Series
7.1(3) 7.1(3) 9.0(1)
8.5
Cisco Unified
Video Camera
7.1(3) 7.1(3) CYQ2 2011 9.0(2)
Cisco Unified IP Available Now
Color Key
Expansion
7.1(3) 7.1(3) 9.0(1)
Module 8.5
116
117. Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900 Series
Superior Multimedia Experience
Advanced Professional Media Endpoints
Knowledge Professionals, Administrative,
Managers and Executives
Programmable/line feature keys
Business Apps: VDI, MIDlets, XML IP Phone 8961
High-definition voice
Connectivity: Gigabit Ethernet
Experience:
High-resolution color display
USB
Custom language presentation
IP Phone 8945
Personalization:
Choice of colors, handset styles, wallpapers
Green
Deep sleep power save option
IP Phone 8941
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118. Cisco Unified IP Phone 8941
5” diagonal, VGA,
Backlit, Anti-glare
Color Display
Earth-friendly
Incoming Plastics
Call/Message Waiting
IEEE PoE Class 1
Indicator
Video Endpoint
Four Programmable
Line/Feature Keys Programmable Soft-
label Keys and Four
Two Handset Styles Fixed Keys
10/100 Ethernet Switch
High-definition voice Port
Settings,
Directory and
Messages Keys Navigation Keys &
Select Button
Volume Rounded Ergonomic
Mute, Headset, Video Keys Transfer, Conference &
Up/Down Key
Mute, Speakerphone Keys Hold Keys
119
119. Cisco Unified IP Phone 8945
5” diagonal, VGA,
Backlit, Anti-glare
Color Display
Earth-friendly
Incoming Plastics
Call/Message Waiting
IEEE PoE Class 2
Indicator
Video Endpoint
Four Programmable
Line/Feature Keys Programmable Soft-
label Keys and Four
Two Handset Styles Fixed Keys
High-definition voice 10/100/1000 Ethernet
Switch Port
Settings,
Directory and
Messages Keys
Navigation Keys &
Bluetooth Handsfree Select Button
with Jawbone ICON
for Cisco
Volume Rounded Ergonomic
Mute, Headset, Video Keys Transfer, Conference &
Up/Down Key
Mute, Speakerphone Keys Hold Keys
120
120. Cisco Unified IP Phone 8961
5” diagonal, VGA,
Backlit, Anti-glare
Color Display
Earth-friendly Session Keys with
Incoming Plastics
Call/Message Waiting LED status indication
Indicator
Programmable
Line/Feature Keys Five Programmable
Soft-label Keys and
Two Handset Styles Four Fixed Keys
10/100/1000 Ethernet
High-definition voice Switch Port
Release and Back Keys
Settings,
Directory and
Messages Keys Navigation Keys &
Select Button
USB Port
Volume Rounded Ergonomic
Mute, Headset, Keys Transfer, Conference &
Up/Down Key
Speakerphone Keys Hold Keys
121
121. Cisco Unified IP Phone
Handset Style Options
Slimline and Standard
Slimline weighs 5oz/140G and more
tapered
Standard weighs 6oz/170g with a
fuller earpiece
Both handsets weigh less than
today’s 7900 Series
7.4oz/210g for the 7975
Greater Choice and User Comfort!
122
122. Endpoint Applications
IP Phone 8900/9900 Series
Rich User Experience
Weather Forecast
Two fun and FREE
applications
MIDlet applications
Vibrant graphics, faster response times
Support on IP Phone 8961,
Quick Calculator
9951 & 9971
Touchscreen (9971) or navigation cluster
(9971, 9951, 8961) supported
Administrator-enabled via
Unified CM
www.cisco.com/go/ipphones/apps 123
123. Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900 Series
Portfolio Benefits
Reduced Total Cost of Ownership
Desktop virtualization enables hardware
and software consolidation
Power save reduces consumption
Built-in HQ video provides OPEX savings
Easy and scalable expansion with IP
Color Key Expansion Module
Enhanced User Experience
Large, high-resolution color displays
deliver richer application experience
High-definition voice reduces fatigue with
crystal clear communications
USB port adds flexibility with choice in
wired and wireless headsets
Choice of colors, handset styles and
wallpaper options provide more
personalization
124
124. Media Platform and IP Phone Firmware
Minimum Release Requirements
Unified Unified
Unified Communications Communications
IP Phone
Introduction Communications Manager Express with
Manager Business Edition Integrated Services Firmware
5000/6000 Router
Available Now Available Now
Available Now 9.0(1) – 8961
IP Phone 8900
Series 7.1(3) – 8961 7.1(3) – 8961
8.5 – 8961 only 9.1(2) – 8941/8945
7.1(5) – 8941/8945 7.1(5) – 8941/8945
Cisco Unified Available Now – Available Now – Available Now -
IP Color Key 8961 only 8961 only 8961 only
Expansion
9.0(1) – 8961 only
Module 7.1(3) 7.1(3) 8.5
125
126. Cisco Unified IP Phone 7900 Series Portfolio
Advanced Business Endpoints
Executive Video
Cisco Unified IP Phone
7975G Cisco Unified Video
Advantage
Cisco Unified
Manager Personal Communicator
Cisco Unified IP Phone
7962G/7965G
Business Mobility
Cisco Unified IP Phone Cisco IP Communicator
7942G / 7945G
Cisco Unified
Personal Communicator
Multi-button Cisco Unified Wireless IP Phone
Cisco Unified IP Phone 7921G/ 7925G/7925G- EX
7931G and 7926G
Accessories
Basic Cisco Unified IP Phone
Cisco Unified IP Phone Expansion Module 7915/7916
7911G
127
127. Virtualization Expeience Client
2200 Capture VDI Transition For
Rich Media
New desktop virtualization endpoints simplify IT
deployment, security, scalability
Standalone VDI solution with Cisco Unified IP
Phones 6900 and 7900 Series
First PoE desktop solution
Industry standard protocols:
Citrix: ICA 11.x for XenDesktop and XenApp
MS Windows Terminal Server 2003/2008: Remote
Desktop Protocol 6.x
VMWare PCoIP
VMWare View 4.5 and Citrix Xen Desktop
desktop software in the Data Center
128
128. Cisco VPN Client for Cisco Unified IP
Phones
Complements Cisco Virtual Office (CVO) and ASA Phone Proxy
solutions
Easy to Deploy – All settings configured via Unified Communications
Manager administration
Easy to Use – Pre-configurable so employee takes it home for instant
connectivity. No difficult menus to traverse
Easy to Manage – Phone can receive firmware updates and configuration
changes remotely
Secure – VPN tunnel only applies to voice and IP phone services (XML
apps/MIDlets).
PC connected to PC port responsible for authenticating and establishing its own
tunnel with VPN client software
Home, Small Business,
Hotel Room, Branch Office,
Anywhere Enterprise Network
Internet
CUCM,
VPN CUCME*,
Concentrator UC500*
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*Future