Unity Integration with PBX/CallManager
Unity support for dual integration means that it can integrate simultaneously with the existing PBX and with CallManager. Understanding the integration requirements helps you in the design. Table G-5 includes the questions to ask the customer to determine the integration requirements for Unity.
No. | Question | Answer |
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1 | What are the details of the existing PBX systems? | Vendor: Model: Software version:Vendor: Model: Software version:Vendor: Model: Software version: |
2 | How will Unity be integrated with PBX?Unity integrates with CallManager using SCCP. | |
3 | Do you want to do a dual integration of Cisco Unity? In other words, will Unity integrate with CallManager and PBX system? | |
4 | If you want to integrate Unity with PBX, you need to have slots available on the PBX to plug in the interface card required (for example, an analog interface card for DTMF integration and an SMDI interface card for serial integration). Do you have available slots on the PBX system? Do you have the hardware available? | |
5 | What voice-mail integration protocols does your PBX system support? | |
6 | Does your PBX system require you to purchase additional software licenses to enable the voice-mail integration protocols? | |
7 | What is the physical distance between the PBX system and the Unity server? | Distance |
8 | How many CallManager clusters do you have in the network, and what are the version numbers? | Number of clusters:CallManager version numbers: |
9 | Do you want Unity to integrate with multiple CallManager clusters? | |
10 | What are the MWI On/Off numbers?If you have multiple CallManager clusters, you need to have unique numbers for each cluster. | Cluster 1: MWI On: MWI Off:Cluster 2: MWI On: MWI Off: |
11 | What is the voice-mail pilot number that users dial to check their voice-mail? | Pilot number |
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