思科统一移动性和移动性应用

在这个博客中，我们将继续用移动性软键来报道软键的特性。在为这个博客撰写文章的过程中，对话变成了对CUCM 6.0所有移动特性的简短讨论。思科统一通信管理器6.0包括的功能，以前只能通过添加一个移动性管理器服务器在CUCM集群。移动性软键可用于移动连接功能。移动连接也通常称为单号码到达(信噪比)。许多用户有商务电话、商务手机、个人手机和家庭电话。试图通过电话与某人取得联系可能是一个麻烦的行为，拨号各种电话号码和在各种消息传递系统上留下语音信息。Cisco Unified Presence服务器可以向我们报告用户可用性和首选项，但是让我们假设Presence没有得到很好的部署。移动连接服务向用户提供一个主电话号码的能力，用户的每个设备都会在这个号码上发出铃声。从CUCM 6.0开始，可以为每个终端用户配置多达10个可配置的远程目标电话号码。 The service also provides end users with one single enterprise voicemail box by changing the call forward no answer ring duration on CUCM to be lower than any of the other remote destination call forward timers. The mobile connect service will work on H.323 or SIP configured gateways via an XML TCL script. The mobile connect service does not work on MGCP configured gateways. The first device to pick up the call will complete the call, but the call will be anchored at the PSTN gateway. The mobile connect feature will greatly increase the utilization of B channels on the PRI of the organization. One incoming call to the organization could result in the utilization of 2 B channels if a remote destination (cell phone, home phone, etc.) picks up the phone call destined to the direct inward dialing (DiD) phone number of the user. This utilization is due to the fact that each call will be anchored (picked up) at the gateway and re-routed to the destination. While B channel utilization could be a detractor of this great mobility application, the service will allow the organization to save a lot of cellular minutes. If the Mobility softkey of the Cisco IP Phone is pressed during a cellular phone call, the call is transparently re-routed from the cellular network to the Cisco IP Phone. The communication continues with minimal interruption. The mobility softkey is also supported on the Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator client which is currently supported for Blackberry RIM, Symbian, and Windows Mobile 6 cellular phone operating systems. Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator supports a Mobility softkey in which users can pass calls from Cisco IP Phones to cellular phones with minimal interruption. Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator (CUMC) also allows Blackberry, Windows Mobile, and Symbian devices with wireless LAN (WLAN) capabilities to register and make calls from CUCM. Calls can be passed to and from the cellular network to either a Cisco IP Phone or the cell phone using WLAN capabilities. It seems like we have taken a segway into the world of mobility here. The last mobility application is Mobile Voice Access. The mobile voice access feature is similar to the traditional direct inward system access (DiSA) service. These services allow callers to call into the enterprise network and make outgoing calls as if they were sitting at their desk. The Caller ID information presented to the called party will appear as if the user was calling from their office line. The service allows organizations to consolidate costs and accounting information via call detail records (CDR). The mobility features of CUCM 6.0 are covered in more detail in the CUCM 6.x and 7.x SRNDs (www.cisco.com/go/srnd). Since the CUCM 7.x SRND is almost 1,100 pages, you will probably want to go directly to the Cisco Mobility Applications chapter which covers all of the mobility services. We’ll continue our softkey phone feature discussion in the next blog. Feel free to ask questions and collaborate. What's your experience with these mobility applications?