Cisco Systems OL-14619-01 manual IN-2

Index

E

Exchange

Active Directory considerations 4-5considerations 4-7

considerations with Exchange 2007 4-8deployment models 4-1

mixed Unified Messaging and Voice Messaging 4-2Multi-site WAN with distributed messaging 4-3network infrastructure 4-4

Unified Messaging with customer-provided infrastructure 4-2

Voice Messaging with Cisco-provided infrastructure 4-2

Voice Messaging with customer-provided infrastructure 4-3

F

failover

compared to standby redundancy 7-1

configuring when servers are separated by a firewall 7-2

deploying between two data centers 7-2Voice Messaging configuration 7-2

firewalls 3-3

H

hardware components 2-3

I

interoperability 3-6

N

name resolution 3-1network connections 2-5network resources, availability 3-1

P

phone integration
alternate extensions			6-32
alternate MWIs		6-33
call control 6-8
call information exchanged					6-7
centralized voice messaging					6-34
Cisco Survivable Remote Site Telephony (Cisco
SRST)	6-19
Cisco Unified Communications Manager (by using
SCCP or SIP)		6-10
Cisco Unified Communications Manager
Express	6-17
general issues		6-9
integrating with multiple phone systems 6-30
lines and cables required				6-3
overview	6-1
PIMG/TIMG		6-24
sample path for a phone call					6-8
settings in phone system and in Cisco Unity 6-7
SIP 6-22
PIMG/TIMG
failback procedure			6-29
increasing port capacity				6-28
integration description				6-24
multiple integration support					6-29
setup and configuration				6-27

support for Cisco Unity failover 6-28

M

message store servers, availability			3-2	S
migrating to Cisco Unity, potential issues 9-1				SIP integration 6-22
multiple phone system integrations			6-30
		Design Guide for Cisco Unity Release 5.x
	IN-2			OL-14619-01