Tập trung nhiều điện thoại IP Gọi chế biến Giải pháp điện thoại IP nhiều địa điểm phân phối cuộc gọi giải pháp xử lý nhiều AVVID Giải pháp Tóm tắt giải pháp Fast Track câu hỏi thường gặp | Chapter 11 Designing and Implementing Multisite Solutions Solutions in this chapter IP Telephony Multisite Centralized Call Processing Solutions IP Telephony Multisite Distributed Call Processing Solutions Multisite AVVID Solutions 0 Summary 0 Solutions Fast Track 0 Frequently Asked Questions 391 392 Chapter 11 Designing and Implementing Multisite Solutions Introduction In this chapter you ll extend your knowledge of Chapter 10 s single site VoIP solutions into a multisite corporate ll be performing specialized network designs geared to the AVVID functionality. These solution designs will evaluate the benefits and detriments of a centralized design versus a distributed environment for large environments and will tackle the following design and operational issues Providing cost-effective small site connectivity while providing required CallManager redundancy. Assuring a seamless growth path when a small site grows to consume more network resources. Ensuring that CallManager solutions are flexible in their coverage of the corporate users. Providing the network engineers and managers with adequate documentation of the design and showing how the various AVVID solutions fit within each part of the design. The solutions will first review what you ve learned in the Chapter 10 single site solutions then expand each of those topics out to a full corporate system. We ll show you how to build redundancy and resiliency into each design how to build out clustered CallManager solutions. Lastly you ll learn how to deploy other AVVID solutions in this same corporate you finish this chapter you ll have at least a solid view of the minimum requirements of a Cisco AVVID enterprise network. IP Telephony Multisite Centralized Call Processing Solutions In centralized solutions CallManager and all of the related VoIP resources are located on the main corporate backbone networks or at some other primary location. These VoIP resources are any device or .
