Darren,
I would say that is a really complicated question an the answer depends
on many things like WAN infrastructure, gateway locations, what types of
extra services you run, what other types of traffic share the WAN and
the list goes on. You may want to check out the CUCM SRND for some basic
guidance:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/srnd/7x/models.html
Chris
Darren T. Manners wrote:
I have question to pose. We have 23 colleges. Each college tends to
run its own call manager. Our systems office was asking me what
drawbacks are there to having a single call manager and subscriber at
the systems office and everyone else feeding off of this? Each site
will have srst….but what about functionality , presence, video,
responder etc etc…Latency is about 20ms..
Im trying to find out if there is any reason NOT to…so from my
perspective im looking for problems to not go to that solution. Each
site has about 400-600 phones. Any help is appreciated.
Darren
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