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Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 Update
Craig Cotton Sr. Manager, Product Marketing IP Communications
Business Unit Cisco Unified Communications
Cisco Communications System Pricing, Packaging and Financing
Channel Partner Tools & Programs Technology Partners Marketing
Services A Complete Communications Solution Agenda Cisco Unified
CallManager 5.0 Update Expanding SIP portfolio
Cisco Unified IP Phone Update Cisco ER Update New Pricing and
Packaging Update Cisco: The Enterprise & SMB IP Communications
Leader
More & more customers 38,000+ Cisco IP Communications customers
worldwide 115+ customers deploying more than 5,000 IP phones,
including 35+ customers deploying more than 10,000 IP phones More
than 65% of the Fortune 500 are using Cisco IP Communications More
true IP endpoints shipped 7.5 M+ Cisco IP phones 5.1 M+ Cisco
Unified Messaging (Voic ) seats 985 K+ Cisco Contact Center agents
150 K+ Cisco MeetingPlace licenses (rich-media conferencing) More
deployed & proven VoIPinfrastructure 24 M+ VoIP gateway ports
52 M+ Power over Ethernet ports All numbers through Feb-06 Cisco
Unified CallManager 5.0 Themes
Appliance model Improved installationand upgrades Administration
Enhancements Licensing compliance Expanding SIP portfolio SIP line
side Enhanced networking Presence Japanese, Chinese, and Korean
Character Set Support Other Enhancements Cisco Unified CallManager
5.0 Appliance
Complete hardware software solution Alternative operating system
Improve installation and upgrade Increased security and reliability
Software solution Cisco Security Agent included as withWindows
version Interfaces provide access to system Administration via CLI
and GUI Third-party access is through documented APIs Supported on
Cisco MCS servers 7815, 7825, 7835 and 7845 Cisco Unified
CallManager Appliance Benefits
Reduced installation time Software pre-loaded on MCS servers Faster
Install timeLess than half the time of CM 4.x to install Upgrade
simplicity Install upgrade while in service Reduced downtimeLess
than a quarter ofthe time Increased resiliency System locked down
to external applications Removes Windows security issues More
secure Software can be loaded on approved HP and IBM server
Pre-loaded Cisco MCS server will save installation time Appliance
Model Installation
Ships with application preloaded Administrator powers up the system
Provide removable media with network config file or enter via CLI,
such as IP Address Ready for configuration via Cisco CallManager
GUI No access to OS is available or necessary No Linux knowledge or
training required When I arrived at training, I believed that we
will need shell access to the appliance.After understanding the
capabilities of RTMT and CLI, Ive changed my mind. Jerry Steinhauer
Senior Voice Engineer, Berbee Appliance Model Upgrade
Make a Backup of system using Disaster Recovery Framework Load new
version on Publisher - do not reboot Simultaneously load all
subscribers Reboot Publisher into new partition Reboot multiple
subscribers into new partition on the appliance Appliance
Management Approach
Functionality Approach SNMP TrapsRIS and syslog-MIBand Pager
NotificationsServiceability SOAP Polling Fault DVD/USB/CLI to
configure web access Existing Cisco CallManager User Interface AXL
SOAP access to DB Configuration Serviceability SOAP API Real-Time
Monitoring Tool (RTMT) (s)FTP push for CMR records SNMPPlatform
Statistics Performance Accounting (s)FTP push for CDR records Trace
Collection ToolSyslog/trace files RTMT Diagnostics
andTroubleshooting Cisco Unified CallManager Command Line Interface
(CLI)
CLI used for initial set up and troubleshooting Commands include:
Ping, Traceroute System restart, poweroff, switch-ver Show status,
hw, security Show files weblog, activelog, inactivelog, install
Show files install XXX Set password admin Set dhcp, ip, gw,
security Service list, start, stop set/get trace levels CLI Example
Licensing Compliance Cisco CallManager licensing compliance
for:
Devices Application Device licenses The maximum number of
provisioned devices (IP phones, video devices) in CM database will
be tracked and enforced Customer will only be able to support the
number of devices they have purchased licenses for Application
licenses The CM software will be tied to a server via mac address
Licenses will be created and distributed in accordance with Cisco
FlexLM process used for Cisco Unity today Administration
Enhancements
Administration improvements Cisco common look and feel Windows
Internet Explorer for access to GUI Licensing compliance
Administration Improvements Easier and quicker user addand delete
Line ImprovementsArrange lines on 7914 Copy station Quick password
reset Scheduled provisioning (BAT) CCM RSVP Agent Edge router
contains an RSVP Agent. This agent is the RSVP signaling proxy for
the CCM. Main Office CCM CCM signaling to RSVP Agents to establish
inter-location reservation. Remote Office #1 Remote Office #2
Reserved Path (audio stream) RSVP Agent Phone to agent media not
reserved. RSVP Agent Agenda Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 Update
Expanding SIP portfolio
Cisco Unified IP Phone Update Cisco ER Update New Pricing and
Packaging Update Current Cisco SIP Product Portfolio
Cisco SIP Proxy Server Cisco IOS including Voice Gateways,Cisco
SRST, Cisco Unified CallManager Express Cisco Unified IP Phones
Cisco PIX Firewall 2-port FXS Gateway Cisco ATA 186/188 Cisco Unity
Cisco Softswitch BTS and PGW 2200 Cisco Unified MeetingPlace
Express Cisco Unified CallManager Linksys IP Phone Linksys Phone
Adapter Cisco Unified MeetingPlace 8100 Standards-Compliant SIP
Phone Support in Cisco Unified CallManager
Cisco Unified CallManager and Unified CallManager Express Cisco
Unified IP Phones Running SCCP 3rd Party SIP Phone (RFC 3261
Compliant) Cisco Unified IP Phones Running SIP SIP: Feature Rich?
Absolutely!
25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 High # of Features Enterprise Value
Fully Feature Transparent with SIP Built 100% on top of IETF SIP
standards Low SIPPING 19 Phone Cisco SCCP Phone Cisco SIP Phone SIP
Supported Features Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 (page 1)
Abbreviated Dialing Abbreviated Dialing Softkey Access Codes ACD
Ad-hoc Conference AIOD Alternate Automatic Routing (AAR) ANI
Annunciator Answer Answer Release Answer Supervision
Attenuation/Gain Adjustment Per Device Authentication Authorization
Codes Auto-Answer Automated Bandwidth Selection Auto Route
Selection (ARS) AXL SOAP API Barge Billing Statistics Bridging
Broadcast Paging Browse To OnboardDevice Statistics Bulk
Administration Call Admission Control (CAC) Call Back (Busy and No
Reply) Call Blocking Call Connection Call Coverage Call Detail
Recording (CDR) CDR Reporting Tool Call Forward Configurable
Display Call Forward All Calls Call Forward Busy Call Forward Fixed
Call Forward No Answer Call Forward Off Premise Call Hold/Retrieve
Calling Line Identification (CLID) Calling Party Name
Identification (CNID) CallManager Cluster Call Park Call Pickup
(Group) Call Statistics Call Status Per Line (State, Duration,
Number) Call Transfer Call waiting/retrieve Class of Service (COS):
Codec Support Comfort Noise Generation Conference SIP Supported
Features Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 (page 2)
Conference Barge Conference Bridge Resource Conference List and
Drop Any Party ConferenceDrop Last Party Date and Time Display on
Phone DHCP Support Diagnostics Dial Access Codes Dial Plan
Partitioning Digit Collection Digit Collection Overlap Digit String
Analysis Digit String Deletion Digit String Insertion Digit String
Stripping Digit String Translation Direct Inward Dial (DID)
DirectoriesMissed Calls List DirectoriesPlaced Calls List
DirectoriesPresence Enabled DirectoriesReceived Calls List
Directory Dial From PhoneCorporate Directory Dial From
PhonePersonal Directory Service Direct Outward Dial (DOD)
Distinctive Ringing Distinctive Ring(On-net vs. Off-net)
Distinctive Ring(Per Line Appearance) Distinctive Ring (Per Phone)
Distributed Call Processing DNIS Door Phone DTMF Signaling
Encryption Extension mobility support External Alerting Device
External Page Interface FAX over IP G.711Pass-through FAX over IP
G.711 relay Feature Transparency Flexible Station Numbering
Full-duplex Speakerphone Grouping for Large System Management H.323
Interface (interop) Hands-free (Dialing) Help Access Hold Hold
(Exclusive) Hold (System) Hot Line SIP Supported Features Cisco
Unified CallManager 5.0 (page 3)
HTML Help AccessFrom Phone Hunt Groups I-Hold Indication Immediate
Divert toVoice Mail Incoming Call Group Intercept Intercom
Intercluster calls Intra-cluster calls ISDN BRI Interface (interop)
ISDN PRI Interface (interop) I-Use Indication JTAPI Last number
redial LDAP Support Least Cost Routing Meet-Me Conference Message
Waiting Indication MGCP Support (interop) Multilevel Administration
Access (MLA) Multiparty Conference Multiple Calls per Line Multiple
Line Appearances Multiple Trunk Groups Multi-site (cross-WAN)
Capability Music-on-hold Mute Off-Premise Extension On Hook Dialing
Outbound call blocking Outgoing Call Restrictions Out-of-Band DTMF
Signaling Over IP Personalized Ringing Power Failure Transfer
Phones Privacy Private Line Automated Ringdown (PLAR) Private Lines
PSTN failover QoS Statistics per call QSIG (interop) Real-time
Event Monitoring Real-time QoS Statistics through http Browserto
Phone Recent Calls List Recorded Messages Redundancy Repeat
LastNumber Dialed Ringing Line Preference Saved Number Redial
Security Service URL Silence Suppression SIP Supported Features
Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 (page 4)
Simplified North American Numbering Plan(NANP) Support Single
Directory Number On Multiple Phones Single System Image SIP Trunk
SMDI SNMP Softkeys Softphone Speed Dial Station Hunting Station
Message Detail Recording (SMDR) Station Volume Controls Survivable
Remote Site Telephony (SRST) Syslog Support T1/E1 Digital Trunk
Interface TAPI Support Telnet Relay Application Tenant Service Time
Zones Toll Restriction Traffic Measurement Transcoder Resource
TransferBlind TransferDirect Transfer TransferWith Consultation
Hold Trunk Groups Trunk-to-Trunk Connections Unified device and
system configuration Unified Dial Plan User-configured Speed Dial
and Call Forward through Web Access Video Voice Activity Detection
Voice Mail Interface Voice Synthesizer Volume Control Web Dialer
Web Services Access from Phone Wideband Audio Codec Support XML
Support 911 Service BRI support (interop) Call Coverage Call
Display Restrictions Forced Authorization Codes/Client Matter Codes
H.323 FastStart MGCP BRI ETSI BRI Basic-net3 (user-side only)
(interop) Q.SIG Enhancements (interop) Time of Day, Day of Week,
Day of Year Routing/Restrictions Toll Fraud Improvements CCM 5.0
SIP Line Side Standards Support
RFC3261, RFC3262 (PRACK), RFC3264 (offer/answer), RFC3311
(UPDATE)Basic call, hold and resume, music on hold,distinctive
ringing,speed dialing,abbreviated dialing, call forwarding (e.g.
486 and 302 support), meet-me, pickup, group pickup, other group
pickup, 3-way calling (local SIP phone mixing), parked call
retrieval, shared line: basic call RFC3515 (REFER, also replaces
and referred-by headers)Consultative transfer, early attended
transfer, blind transfer Remote Party ID (RPID) headerCalling line
ID (CLID), calling party name ID (CNID), dialed number ID Service
(DNIS), call by call calling line ID restriction (call by call
CLIR) Diversion headerRedirected number ID service (RDNIS), call
forward all activation, call forward busy, call forward no answer
Replaces headerShared line: Remote resume Join headerShared line:
Barge RFC3265 and Dialog packageShared line: Remote state
notifications RFC3265 and Presence packageBLF, missed, placed,
received calls lists RFC KPML packageDigit collection, OOB DTMF RFC
RFC3842 MWI package (unsolicited notify)Message waiting indication
RemoteccAdhoc conferencing, remove last participant, Conflist,
immediate diversion, call park, call select, shared line: Privacy
Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 SIP Trunk Standards Support
RFC3261Invite, cancel, ACK, 200OK, bye, re-invite, SIPS URIs, TLS,
digest authentication, 1XX responses, redirection 3XX, 4XX, 5XX and
6XX response codes RFC 2833DTMF RFC3515Inbound REFER (in-dialog as
well as out-of-dialog) RFC3891Replaces header (INVITE w/Replaces;
REFER w/Replaces) Draft-ietf-sip-privacy-04.txtRemote party ID
(RPID) header Draft-levy-sip-diversion-08.txtDiversion header
RFC2976INFO RFC3311UPDATE RFC3262PRACK RFC3264Offer/answer
RFC3265SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY infrastructure RFC3856PRESENCE package
Draft-ietf-sipping-kpml-04.txtKPML package (Out of band DTMF)
RFC3842MWI package (unsolicited NOTIFY) Cisco CallManager 5.0
Presence Features
Presence Indication available with: Speed-dial buttons Call history
logs Directory Icon Status Unknown Busy Idle Cisco Unified Presence
Server
Traditional Phone Dual Mode Phone Cisco Unified IP Phone with
Browser Mobile Phone with Browser Mobile Data with Voice Cisco IP
Communicator Effectively connecting devices Presence/ SIPNetwork
SIP SIMPLE 3rd Party Clients and Services Cisco Clients Cisco
Unified Presence Server to intelligent services in the network
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express Cisco Unified CallManager
Express Location Services Cisco Unity Connection Cisco Unified
Contact Center Cisco Unified CallManager Cisco Unified Presence
Server
Available Q2 CY06 Cisco Unified Presence Server Provides enhanced
user-based Presence capabilities Acts as the infrastructure for
Cisco Unified Personal Communicator and IP Phone Messenger Enables
rapid Presence application development Masks the intricacies of
Presence and data collection from the Presence applications
Supports standards to facilitate greater application functionality
and choice Supports both Cisco enterprise products and SIP/SIMPLE
networks to provide rich Presence services Cisco IP Phone
Messenger
Cisco IP Phone users (with Cisco Unified CallManager v5.0 or later)
can see the on/off hook states of other users IP phones Users can
send or reply tomessages from their Cisco IPPhones using
predefinedtemplates or composingtext messages Users can call back
IM sendersby hitting one button Implements presence enabledcontact
list on the phone Will support future integration withother IM
clients and presence sources LCS 2005 and MOC integration
Implements CSTA to CTI bridge to integrate with existing LCS 2005
interfaces Provides click-to-dial, phone hook status reporting and
general phone control from MOC client Will migrate over time to a
pure SIP solution for better scalability MS Office Communicator
user with Cisco UnifiedIP Phone Multi-Byte Character Support (Asian
Languages)
Incoming Call Corporate Directory Speed Dials Directories Agenda
Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 Update Expanding SIP portfolio
Cisco Unified IP Phone Update Cisco ER Update New Pricing and
Packaging Update Continuous Development In Endpoints
Cisco Unified IP Phone G/7971G-GE Cisco Unified IP Phone 7985G
Cisco Unified Video Advantage Cisco Unified IP Phone 7960G / 7961G
/ 7961G-GE Cisco IP Communicator Cisco Unified Wireless IP Phone
7920 Cisco Unified IP Phone 7940G / 7941G / 7941G-GE Cisco VG248
AnalogPhone Gateway Cisco ATA 186 / 188 Cisco Unified IP Phone
7902G Cisco Unified IP Phones 7905G/7912G/7911G Newest Additions to
the Cisco Unified IP Phone Portfolio
Additional Enhanced IP Phones Existing Portfolio of Best-Selling IP
Phones List Price Executive Cisco Unified IP Phone 7970G Enhanced
Manager Manager Enhanced Business Cisco Unified IP Phone 7961G
Cisco Unified IP Phone 7960G Business EnhancedPower & Data
Throughput Options Enhanced General Purpose Cisco Unified IP Phone
7941G Cisco Unified IP Phone 7940G Basic EnhancedApplications
Capability Cisco Unified IP Phone 7911G Cisco Unified IP Phone
7912G Unicode Support forAsian Localization Features Introducing
the Newest Additions to the Cisco Unified IP Phone Family
Cisco Unified IP Phone 7941G Enhanced Business Set Future High
Resolution Photos Visual Voice Messaging Advanced Multimedia
Applications Display Video Capture Recording Duration:01:37 Call
with: Future Cisco Unified IP Phone 7961G Enhanced Manager Set
Enhanced Cisco IP Phones Differentiating Features
Cisco Standard Phones Enhanced Cisco Phones Industrys first XML
phone applications Text and audio-based applications Large LCD
displays Line keys (not lighted) Resolution: 145x80 Fonts: 9x9;
2-bit grayscale Supports most European languages Integration with
Cisco infrastructure Compatible w/ Cisco switches and many 3rd
party switches Site-installed certificate Continued roadmap for PBX
features Calling features, Basic SIP Multi-media applications
Presence Visual Voice Messaging Video Capture Display Higher
resolution display for applications 6x pixels (310x222) 2x font
resolution (18x18, 4-bit grayscale) Lighted Lines w/ Tri-Color LED
Double-byte languages More infrastructure options 802.3af and
pre-standard power GigE option Mfg Installed Certs (MIC) Extended
Roadmap for IP features Increased memory/CPU Roadmap for advanced
SIP and other IP services such 802.1x, IPv6, etc Cisco IP Phone
7961G Cisco IP Phone 7941G Cisco Unified IP Phone 7911G
Common code base and UI with Enhanced IP Phones Enhanced feature
roadmap Integrated 10/100 Switch IEEE 802.3af power as well as
Cisco in-line power Cisco Unified CallManager v. 4.1(3) security
Manufacturing certificates Secure media/signaling Authenticated
configuration SIP-ready with Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 and
Cisco Unified CallManager Express 3.4 Nokia Dual Mode Solutions for
Enterprise
Nokia is developing an SCCP clienton their dual-mode Nokia Eseries
devices Available Fall, 2006 User manually selects network In WLAN,
operates as an IP Phone with Cisco CallManager feature access In
public GSM network, operates as an GSM cellular phone with features
offered defined by the GSM carrier Couple with Cisco Mobile Connect
application to provide flexible enterprise forwarding/screen
services E61 E70 Agenda Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 Update
Expanding SIP portfolio
Cisco Unified IP Phone Update Cisco ER Update New Pricing and
Packaging Update E911 and MLTS: Legislation and Regulation
FCC has requested comments on state actions to achieve effective
deployment of E911 capabilities for Multi-Line Telephone Systems
(MLTS) 13 states with applicable legislation and regulation:
ArkansasColoradoConnecticut FloridaIllinoisKentucky
LouisianaMaineMinnesota MississippiTexasVermont Washington APCO and
NENA comments urge FCC to exercise leadership and adopt federal
regulation Cisco Emergency Responder
Complements Cisco CallManager Maintains emergency location database
Automatically tracks Cisco IP Phones Associates location
identification with emergency calls Alerts security personnel by
web, phone,(page) Logs emergency calls Directs emergency callback
No incremental administration for moves/adds/changes of Cisco IP
phones! Cisco ER: Network Architecture
PS-ALI Gateway DB PS-ALI DB Service Provider PRI PSAP CAMA PRI, FGD
CAMA LEC Network CO Switch E9-1-1 SR MSAG ALI DB Endpoints:
Switches: 2950 Gateways: PRI CAMA CallManager Cluster Backup Cisco
ER Primary Cisco ER Locating Phones ER uses the following methods
to locate phones
MAC Address CDP Neighbors CAM Table Inspection IP Subnet Manual
Configuration ER configuration assigns Switch ports to Emergency
Response Locations (ERLs) IP subnets to ERLs Line numbers to ERLs
Default ERL Emergency Location ID Numbers (ELINs) per ERL ER also
supports configuration of switch port location Provided in on-site
alerts Not included in ERL/ALI records, not available to PSAP Cisco
ER: E9-1-1 Call Flow Scenario: Same Central Office (CO), Different
PSAPs 911 2 PSAP 001 123 N. Main St. 4 LEC Network 3 123 N Main St
Bldg A, Floor 3 Northwest Corner CO Switch Tandem911 SR CAMA CM
VOIP : 123 N. Main St, Bldg A, Floor 3, Northwest Corner : 125 S.
Main St, Bldg D, Floor 4, Near Elevator : 123 N. Main St, Bldg A,
Floor 1, Rear Wall : 123 N. Main St, Bldg B, Floor 2, Southwest
Corner 1 PRI 125 S. Main St. CAMA CER PS-ALI Gateway ALI PSAP 003
CAMA: Centralized Automated Message Accounting; dedicated analog
E9-1-1 trunks PSAP: Public Safety Answering Point; 911 call center
PS-ALI: Private Switch Automatic Location Identification; E9-1-1
location database 911 SR: Selective Router; performs 911 call
routing based on calling party number Cisco ER: Scalability
Scalability MCS-7815 MCS-7825 MCS-7835 MCS-7845
Switches 200 500 1,000 2,000 Switch Ports 12,000 30,000 60,000
120,000 Manual Phones 2,500 5,000 10,000 Roaming Phones (remote
CiscoER server group) 600 per CiscoER cluster 1,200 per CiscoER
cluster 2,000 per CiscoER cluster 3,000 per CiscoER cluster
IPPhones 6,000 20,000 Agenda Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0 Update
Expanding SIP portfolio
Cisco Unified IP Phone Update Cisco ER Update New Pricing and
Packaging Update CallManager 5.0 Server Pricing
Subscription Service Same MCS Server Hardware as CM 4.x Ships
pre-loaded Software Only Available Number of Nodes enforced through
Licensing Services Device Licenses Phones Applications Servers
CallManager 5.0 Application Pricing
Subscription Service Solution Bundles ( Users) Traditional
(1-Unlimited Users) Services Device Licenses Phones Applications
Servers Application Solution Bundles
Sold Separate: CER, Mobile Connect, IPC Operations Manager, Device
License Units, Servers, Phones D IPCC Express Premium and Desktop
Agent C CallManager + Unity Connection + MeetingPlace Express B
Price Options: CallManager Redundancy, Unity Connection: Client
Access, Advanced Feature Package, TTS, Auto Speech Recognition, and
MeetingPlace Express: Web Licenses CallManager + Unity Connection A
Cisco CallManager Function Solution Bundle Ordering
SKU Description USOL-SE-K9 For users USOL-ME-K9 For users Bundle
SKU List Price/user A USOL-A-SE-USR $33 B USOL-B-SE-USR $93 C
USOL-C-SE-USR $174 D USOL-D-SE-USR $1850 New Cisco Unified
CallManager Version 4.x Program: Slip into SIP
Purchase a new Cisco Unified CallManager version 4.1 or Rls 4.2
between: March 6, 2006 December 31, 2006 Receive a coupon for a
free CallManager software upgrade to Cisco Unified CallManager
version 5.x Redemption Window: May 1, 2006 June 30, 2007 Offer
Registration Process: Register for free upgrade at www.. Proof of
purchase required to register (Cisco sales order number)
CallManager 5.0 Phone Pricing
Subscription Service Phones sold separately User licenses are now
purchased separately from phones with CM 5.0 Services Device
Licenses Phones Applications Servers CallManager 5.0 Device License
Pricing
Subscription Service Device License Units are required for each
device Each Device consumes a different number of License Units
Sold in Bundles Cisco & Third Party # Units based on Capability
Services Device Licenses Phones Applications Servers License File
Specifics Units
Device Units 7902 1 ATA 186, 7905/10/11/12 2 7935/36 3 IP
Communicator 7920/4x/6x 4 797x 5 7985 7 3rd Party SIP Basic 3rd
Party SIP Advanced 6 CTI Port VT Advantage CallManager tracks the
number of units required by each device Each device type
corresponds to a fixed number of units. Units are perpetual Device
Independent Select Phone Device License Units
Cisco Phone device unit part nbr. 3rd Party deviceunit part nbr. #
of phone device units List price LIC-CM-DL-10= LIC-3PTY-DL-10= 10
$500. LIC-CM-DL-100= LIC-3PTY-DL-100= 100 $5,000. LIC-CM-DL-500=
LIC-3PTY-DL-500= 500 $25,000. LIC-CM-DL-1000= LIC-3PTY-DL-1000=
1,000 $50,000. LIC-CM-DL-5000= LIC-3PTY-DL-5000= 5,000 $250,000.
LIC-CM-DL-10000= LIC-3PTY-DL-10000= 10,000 $500,000.
LIC-CM-DL-25000= LIC-3PTY-DL-25000= 25,000 $1,250,000.
LIC-CM-DL-50000= LIC-3PTY-DL-50000= 50,000 $2,500,000. LIC-CM-DL =
LIC-3PTY-DL = 100,000 $5,000,000. LIC-CM-DL = LIC-3PTY-DL = 500,000
$25,000,000. LIC-CM-DL = LIC-3PTY-DL = 1,000,000 $50,000,000. 5
CallManager Device License Unit Report CallManager Device License
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