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Taking Cisco UC to the Next Level with Collaboration Release 10.x
Daniel Nicholson
Collaboration Consulting Systems Engineer (Southeast Territory)
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Agenda
Foundational Features…to get to the next level
Endpoint Technology…to get to the next level
Telepresence Infrastructure…to get to the next level
Collaboration on the Edge…to get to the next level
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Taking My UC to the Next LevelWho Doesn’t Want The Following?
• Comprehensive, Uniform, centrally managed system for all UC workloads with fully dynamic dial plan capabilities
• Reduced administration by way of a single point of endpoint registration, simplified daily administration, reduction of operational configuration tasks, self service user configuration pages, and new migration management tools
• Streamlined upgrade process for taking advantage of rapidly released features
• Ability to proliferate video with new cost-effective and innovative collaboration endpoints while leveraging existing investments by video-enabling existing telephony endpoints
• Single, easy-to-use videoconferencing infrastructure for single or multi-CUCM cluster environments servicing ad-hoc, rendezvous, and scheduled conferences with the ability to scale to thousands for live streaming, conferencing, content sharing, and VoD
• Business-to-Business and Remote Access-based communication options to collaborate with any internal and external parties wherever they are regardless of their business video capabilities
• Fully featured desktop and mobile client that is unified into all UC workloads while also supporting low touch deployment and simplified user onboarding
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Foundational FeaturesTaking Cisco UC to the Next Level
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Foundational FeaturesHighlights (See CUCM 10.x Provisioning and Dial Plan session for details)
Get Active Directory in order Globally dial-able number in appropriate AD field Filterable object to determine cluster membership
CUCM 9.x+ blended Identity and URI dialing
CUCM 10.x for ILS full dial plan replication Home Cluster discovery
CUCM 10.x for provisioning Auto Create free Jabber IM/P Clients on AD import Quick Add or BAT to create CSF IVR for phones
CUCM 9.x+ for Service Discovery UC Services and Service Profiles Configured Jabber discovers home cluster from ILS network Jabber Logs into home cluster, queries for UC Services Home cluster provides assigned UC Services and Jabber
will logon to each service
In summary….go 10.x for Dial Plan and Provisioning!
amer.cisco.com
+1408555121285551212
UC ServicesIM and
PresenceVoice/Video
Visual VoicemailWebEx
DirectoryCTI Control
AD(&(objectclass=user)(|(co=United States)(co=Mexico)))
(&(objectclass=user)(|(co=United Kingdom)(co=France)))
Auto-createon AD import
emea.cisco.com
SME orCentral Cluster
ILS ExchangeUser’s URIs
User’s E.164sUser’s Home Cluster
AD Attribute PopulationtelephoneNumber = +14085551212
otherTelephone = 85551212mail = [email protected]
Login to correct and query for
Services
Provide Services and login
instructions
Follow SRV record and
attempt cluster discoveryReturn Home Cluster URL
For Service Discovery
Service Profile
_cisco-uds._tcp.abc.com.SRV 1 1 8443 cucm.abc.com
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• What is it?–New (free) tool in 10.0 (replaces PAWS-M from 9.x)
–Part of Unified Management strategy
• What does it do?–New Installs
–Cluster-wide and multi-cluster upgrade/reboot automation & orchestration
–Points to ESXi APIs, installs on newly created VM
–Server/Cluster migrations with version-skipping
–Performs IP/hostname changes (CUCM today)
–Supports from 6.1+ (on MCS or VM), to 10.0 (on VM only)
• Customer / partner benefits–No more multi-hop SW upgrades: single-step from 6.1+ to 10.0
–No more “server” problems: single-step MCS to VM or VM to VM
–Removes most of the “process” issues with CUCM migrations
• About Software Releases–Cisco Collaboration switch to Agile software development methodologies allowing for Iterative and incremental development, rapid cross-functional changes.
–Allows time to release with much fewer bugs at each iteration yielding a highly stable FCS release
–Old way of thought for deploying .0 releases no longer applicable due to strict QA guidelines and system release alignment
–Only 1 SU’s for 10.0 (for HCS), going strait to 10.5 (May). It is very possible, within feature parity, that 10.5 more stable than latest 9.1?
–Customers will be moved to 10.5 track due to discovered bug
PCD
MCS 7800(UCM 6.1+)
CUCM 10.0
(UCM 8.0+)
VMware/CUCM APIs
Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment (PCD)Migration to 10.x With Ease
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Personal Multiparty(Named Host, 4 Party) + + + +
WebEx Meetings(named host) + + + +
Unity Connection + + +
Jabber Clients N/A N/A
Expressway (remote worker support) N/A N/A
Jabber IM/Presence(includes firewall traversal)
# of Device Support Multiple Multiple Two / One One One
Device Type Support Video Video Video Voice Analog / Voice
Prime Collab (Standard Edition)
License TypeCUWL
ProfessionalCUWL
Standard
UCLEnhanced+ /
Enhanced
UCLBasic
UCLEssential
Price $500 $325 $295 / $210 $125 $40
on-prem & WebEx Messenger
on-prem & WebEx Messenger
*Personal Multiparty
Allows for up to 4 participants in a CUCM endpoint-generated ad-hoc or rendezvous video conference
WebEx MeetingsOne Named Host subscription for 1 year for WebEx Meetings (cloud) and one user license for CWMS (on-premise); included in CUWL Pro
Expressway Remote WorkerSupports firewall traversal for all IM and Presence federation, as well as all types of communication to Remote Jabber clients
Prime CollaborationPrime Collaboration Standard included with CUCM
= included w/ license+ = optional add-on w/ licenseN/A = not available w/ license
System Release 10 Licensing Incentives
*Provides for virtualized bridging and screen licensing using the following ratios:
vTS n/150 + 2SLs n/30 + 8
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Taking My UC to the Next LevelWhat do I have at this point?
• Comprehensive, Uniform, centrally managed system for all UC workloads with fully dynamic dial plan capabilities
• Reduced administration by way of a single point of endpoint registration, simplified daily administration, reduction of operational configuration tasks, self service user configuration pages, and new migration management tools
• Streamlined upgrade process for taking advantage of rapidly released features
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Endpoint TechnologyTaking Cisco UC to the Next Level
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Fix the problem of underutilized VC
We are 100% about the user experience:
Must be “delightful”
Must be simple!!!
Must draw users to it
*Anybody* can use it!
One-button-to-push
MIC60
Homogeneous Interface
Touch Pad
WebEx
Cisco’s collaboration applications
To name just a few….
Crestron???
Cisco Telepresence Endpoint StrategyPervasive Collaboration with User Experience
CUCM RegisteredEX Series
IOS Proximity
Jabber IOS
MX700
Cisco Finesse Agent Desktop
Jabber Guest
Touch 10
DX Series
WebEx UI
MIC60
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Utilizes the IX control protocol channel supported by CUCM, VCS, Conductor and
TelePresence Server to control aspects of a conference
Allow users to see participant lists & control conference settings on endpoints
• See indicator for the active speaker
• See indicator for participant mute
• Click to remove participant from the
conference
• Control the layout you receive from TS
Cisco Touch ActiveControlPervasive Collaboration with User Experience…
Available only on Cisco touch panels. More to come
Simplifies and creates a single Cisco Collaboration experience
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Touch pads are paramount to the
User Experience
No Remote for SX80 / MX700 /
MX800
New standard GUI for both Touch 8
and Touch 10
Funded Futures
Ability to share attendee list
to/from WebEx
Room Controls
Annotation
Cisco TouchPervasive Collaboration with User Experience…
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CUCM 10.x + TC 7.x
EX/DX Device Templates for EM
TC 7.x Sign-in key
Perfect for User Video Hoteling
Becomes your phone (URI, Voicemail, etc.)
Call Center Video Agents (Special Customer Handling)
Shared Cubicles
Quiet Rooms
Traveling Users (Cross-Cluster Extension Mobility)
Video Hoteling with Extension MobilityPervasive Collaboration with Adoption…
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List Price $3990Pervasive full HD Video in a small box
“Telepresence in every conference room”
Meant for small 1-5 person tables
SpecificationsSupports Intelligent Proximity
1080p30
83 deg. FoV with FECC
Built-in MIC, can add one external MIC
Mounts on wall, above monitor or rests on table below monitor (can flip camera device and picture auto adjusts)
PoE+
Both HDMI and VGA cable (auto detect)
Touch 10 and FECC support summer 2014
SX10Pervasive Collaboration with Adoption
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Audio on your handset, Video on your PCUnique To Cisco!
Why not just go softphone?Ergonomics. We’ve found most users want and have a separate device off to the side, not included in multitasking activities on the desktop
PC audio with headset does not compare to wide-band audio of a hard phone
Is your laptop stable enough to run soft client with voice and video 100% of the time?
Cost and lifespan of a decent headset compared to hard phone
Jabber DeskPhone Video Split Media Using the Cisco Audio Session Tunnel (CAST) Protocol
Wideband audio is terminated on the handset, HD Video on PC
Requires Medianet MSI Driver on PC for CDP. Here’s how it works:
PC’s CDP driver tells phone it’s IP address and contacts phone who is listening for CAST and session established (L3 connectivity required on TCP 4224)
Phone becomes SIP/SCCP setup (SDP) proxy between Jabber JCF and CUCM
When CUCM asks phone for audio channel information, it provides its own IP address/port. When CUCM asks phone for video channel information , it provides Jabber’s IP address/port.
Switchport must trust DSCP and not CoS, or video packets will be re-written to DSCP 0, as Jabber does not set CoS
Works with J4W and all phones supporting CAST:
7941, 7942, 7945, 7961, 7962, 7965, 7971, 7975, 8941, 8945, 8961, 9951, 9971, 7821, 7841, 7861
79XX SCCP only
WidebandAudio
HDVideo
Desktop Video EverywherePervasive Collaboration with Adoption
Trust DSCP or specific marking policy(not trust CoS)
Cisco SIPor SCCP Phone
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MX200 G2
MX700
MX800
Touch 10 P60 SpeakerTrack60
SX80
New Collaboration EndpointsPervasive Collaboration…(Covered in detail in another session)
MX200 G2
$17,900 list 17% reduction in price from MX200 G1
SX80 codec-based endpoints (H.265)
SX80 Integrator Kits
~40% reduction in price compared to C series
Between C60 and C90 (in/out), but below a C40 in price
MX700
Single ($49,900 list) or Dual Camera ($55,900 list) options
~40+% reduction in price compared to Dual P65
MX800
Single ($49,900 list) or Dual Camera ($55,900 list) options
~40+% reduction in price compared to Single P65
SX10
$3990 list. Most affordable HD+ room system yet
Premium Resolution Now Included
SX10/20, MX200/300 G2, MX700/800, SX80 Int. packs
Touch 10 Interface Included with MX Series and SX80-based endpoints
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What is HEVC / H.265?
New compression standard introduced (Call for proposal) in 2010
Multiple Cisco patents adopted
Main Profile H.265 complete. Other profiles yet to come (SVC, MVC)
What do I get and what does it require?
Higher Compression, Less bandwidth, larger resolutions (“8K”, or UHD resolution…7680x4320)
Up to 50% bandwidth reduction at same quality
1080p30 @ ~768kbps
Requires 5x processing to encode, 2x to decode. This means new hardware. New SX80-based endpoints have 36 cores
Can I take advantage of H.265 today with Cisco?
Yes, for P2P calls between Cisco endpoints based off of our newest codec. Significant benefits for greenfield deployment.
CUCM 10.x and, if used, conductor XC2.3 required
There are no H.265 bridges, immersive, or desktop solutions on the market today, bridging must be done at H.264
High Efficiency Video Coding (H.265)Cisco H.265 Leaders
Bridge
H.265
H.264
MX700
MX800
H.264
EX90
CUCM 10Conductor XC2.3
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H.264 not going away any time soon. Must support and transcode for years to come!
Conversion to H.265 for existing video customers slow process
Cisco can add H.265 capable endpoints to network moving forward
SX80, MX700, MX800 – processing is there to handle current and future profiles
Most expensive part of a video network
In Future with Cisco (dates TBD)
Migrate to H.265 bridge
H.265 Jabber desktop (dependent on desktop HW advancements)
Convert H.264 to H.265 from the edge (how TBD)
If direction is Full H.265 capable network, very little loss of investment *today* with Cisco greenfield deployment
High Efficiency Video Coding (H.265) When can I take full advantage of H.265?
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Taking My UC to the Next LevelWhat do I have at this point?
• Comprehensive, Uniform, centrally managed system for all UC workloads with fully dynamic dial plan capabilities
• Reduced administration by way of a single point of endpoint registration, simplified daily administration, reduction of operational configuration tasks, self service user configuration pages, and new migration management tools
• Streamlined upgrade process for taking advantage of rapidly released features
• Ability to proliferate video with new cost-effective and innovative collaboration endpoints while leveraging existing investments by video-enabling existing telephony endpoints
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Telepresence InfrastructureTaking Cisco UC to the Next Level
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Telepresence Server is direction moving forward. MCU 4.5 might be last feature release (bug fixes moving forward)
Conductor in front of bridges
Endpoints Registered to CUCM
MRGL for ad-hoc, SIP trunk / API to conductor for Rendezvous, TMS for scheduled
Bridge can be registered directly to CUCM as well
Goal is to leverage a single video infrastructure across entire system for all video types: Standard/Immersive by way of ad-hoc/rendezvous/scheduled calls
Will continue to expand audio-only capabilities with our TP bridges
Continue to optimize bridge resources, bridge placement and media path
Will continue to lead in H.265 HEVC standards body and develop SVC/MVC technologies
PVDM3/4+ are voice application centric
CUCM and Video ArchitectureCisco’s Bridging Strategy Moving Forward
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Is at the heart of Cisco’s bridging strategy
Conductor is a layer of abstraction between endpoints and their video bridging resources and a video policy engine
It virtualizes pools of MCUs that require similar policy
It leverages mixed pool resources
Actual bridges run in “Remotely Managed” mode
Bridging policy triggered by URI (ex. [email protected]) or by API
Dynamically routes around outages and overflow conditions
Options
Free with 1 MCU or Telepresence Server
Mid-market (cluster of 2, 50 sessions)
Full (clusters of 3, 2400 sessions)
Goal is consolidation bridging architecture
Must understand types of audio/video conferences to understand all arch. benefits
Ad-Hoc (ex. CUCM), Rendezvous, Scheduled
CUCM and Video ArchitectureConductor – What is it
MCU 2
TP Server 1
MCU Pool
Conductor
API
CUCM/VCS
APISIP call to URI
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Centralized video FW/Internet Traversal
Single centralized Conductor attached to all CUCMs with centralized CAC
Centralized Resources servicing all types of calls (Ad hoc, Rendezvous, and Scheduled)
Distributed Resources servicing all types of calls (Ad hoc, Rendezvous, and Scheduled)
Integration into WebEx
All devices registered to CUCM
Greatly Simplified with Conductor!!!
We are nearly there
Unified CM Unified CMUnified CM
Session Management
Edition
Ad hoc\Rendezvous\Scheduled videoconferencing
Conductor
Ad hoc\Rendezvous\Scheduled videoconferencing\
Audio
Ad hoc\Rendezvous\Scheduled videoconferencing\
Audio
TMS
VCS-C VCS-E
Comprehensive TelepresenceArchitecture with Conductor, FY14
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…
CUCM and Video ArchitectureAdvanced Conferencing Capabilities
CUCM or VCS API Managed
SJC CUCM Cluster
ConductorCluster
Integrated into CUCM EL-CAC
Intelligently route around bridge failures
intelligently route around bridge failures or out-of-port situations (using reserved cascade ports*)
Supports Geographic Cascading, optimally placing endpoints on MCUs to minimize bandwidth and resources.
1. Presenter at HQ dials [email protected] joins TS1
WAN
TCS
SJC TS 1 SJC TS 2
MCU Pools API Controlled
3. 10 more HQ participants join [email protected] and TS1 is full
HQ SJC“west” region
Richardson, TX“south” region
TX TS 1
4. Conductor dynamically overflows to TS2 and creates a cascade link between TS1 and TS2
TX CUCM Cluster
2. TP Conductor Rule: If URI contains “allhands”, automatically record, perform analytics, and stream the conference
FULL West MCU Pool
South MCU Pool
*TS Cascading coming August 2014. Available today on MCU
x 10
x 10
1. SJC Endpoint dials rendezvous or initiates ad-hoc call, CUCM knows to put it on HQ MCUs and Conductor knows TS1 is down, places call on TS2
5. Next caller joins [email protected], conductor starts conferences and conductor cascades from TX MCU1 to SJC TS1, and subsequent south region endpoints will join here but only requiring 1 cascade link across the WAN
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ConductorCluster
TCS Passes .mp4 to SnS via API integration (using
FTP)
Capture Transform, and Share (CXS)Combining Streaming and Conferencing SIP/H.323
using H.264
Show and ShareMXE w/ Pulse
AnalyticsTCS with
Windows Media Streaming Svr.
SnS passes .mp4 to MXE for transcoding into
various bitrates and overlays
MXE Returns VoD files with analytics metadata
Wowza
SnS moves VoD to Wowza for scalable
streaming
Any Device
HTTP(S)
SnS redirects devices to Wowza for Live or VoD
How to I scale my video and really utilize it for mass communications, archiving, and viewing/reviewing?
CXS is an extension off your video infrastructure investment
Telepresence Content Server (TCS) has the video, and any video endpoint can dial it. CXS takes it from there
There is no reason why a WebEx cannot be in the live meeting
What can we accomplish?
Create rules to automatically capture our video, transform it, and make it securely accessible
Viewed from any device
Scaling to thousands (multicast or ECDS)
Archive it for easy and efficient viewing (PULSE)
Securely extend to Internet
URI contained “allhands”
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Extending Collaboration Outside of your Network
Taking Cisco UC to the Next Level
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Cisco Collaboration Meeting Room (CMR)Always Available - Video, Audio, and Content Sharing Conferencing
Definition: CMR combines all benefits from Video and WebEx in One Meeting, One Experience
CMR is enabled as a premise based or cloud based conferencing solution CMR conferences include Personal (meet-me), Instant (ad-hoc), or a
Scheduled conference
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Collaboration Meeting Rooms Deployment Options
CMR Cloud
Hosted by Cisco WebEx
Available Q3CY14
CMR Hybrid
TelePresence on Premises plus Cisco WebEx
Available Now
CMR Premise
TelePresence infrastructure @ Customer Datacenter
Available Now
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Cloud based TelePresence Video and WebEx Meeting
Center from the WebEx cloud
One Button to Push
Scheduled meetings
Personal CMR URL
Licensing
Web Conferencing
Delivered as:
Instant Meetings
CMR Cloud
Premises based TelePresence Video + WebEx Meeting
Center from the WebEx cloud
CMR Hybrid CMR Premises
Premises based TelePresence Video
Scheduled via PT or WebEx Site
Start via PT or WebEx Site
With WXeTP, Schedule via PT in Outlook, or TMS
Scheduled via Outlook or TMS, or third party
Add third person to a 2 person point to point meeting
CMR Premises for video only
WebEx Meeting Center with CMR
TMS, TelePresence Server, VCS/ExpresswayWebEx Meeting Center
TMS, TelePresence Conductor, TelePresence Server, VCS/Expressway
WebEx Meeting Center Host licensing
WebEx Host based licensing +TP screen licenses
Personal Multiparty Host licensing or TP screen licenses
Available Q3CY14 Available Now Available Now
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Personal CMRA personalized, always-available
collaboration meeting resource for every user – Just Meet – Anytime
3 Cisco Collaboration Meeting Room Types= Deployment Flexibly, Reach Anyone, Collaborate Effectively
Scheduled CMR For reserving conference rooms and
guaranteed bridge resources plus OBTP – using Outlook or web based Scheduling
Instant (Ad-hoc) CMROn-demand meeting – when you
need to add a third person into your conversation or start as needed
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Cloud Collaboration Meeting RoomsOne Meeting, One Experience
One Meeting - scheduled, instant or always - on personal meeting rooms with audio, video and data sharing
Seamless scale from Cloud: up to 25 video endpoints & 500 video enabled WebEx users in a single meeting
Based on proven technology: WebEx Meeting Center plus Cisco TelePresence Video Conferencing
Broad endpoint support – join and participate in meetings using any device
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WebEx Meeting Center with CMR – FCS Q3CY14Now TelePresence User Experiences from WebEx Cloud
Cisco TelePresenceEndpoints
3rd Party Standards BasedTelepresence Endpoints
Lync 2010Lync 2013
WebEx MobileJabber Mobile
WebEx Desktop, Jabber
DesktopCollaboration
Cisco WebEx Meeting Center
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Manually join from any endpoint via SIP/H.323 URI Or join with one-click from your soft-clientOr use Intelligent Proximity
Join Before Host preference supported with Video “waiting room” experience
WebEx CMR: Joining a CMR from Video Devices
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Taking My UC to the Next LevelWhat do I have at this point?
• Comprehensive, Uniform, centrally managed system for all UC workloads with fully dynamic dial plan capabilities
• Reduced administration by way of a single point of endpoint registration, simplified daily administration, reduction of operational configuration tasks, self service user configuration pages, and new migration management tools
• Streamlined upgrade process for taking advantage of rapidly released features
• Ability to proliferate video with new cost-effective and innovative collaboration endpoints while leveraging existing investments by video-enabling existing telephony endpoints
• Single, easy-to-use videoconferencing infrastructure for single or multi-CUCM cluster environments servicing ad-hoc, rendezvous, and scheduled conferences with the ability to scale to thousands for live streaming, conferencing, content sharing, and VoD
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Unified CM & applications
VCS-C/E (Expressway)Firewall Traversal
AnyConnect VPN
AnyConnectLayer 3 VPN SolutionSecures the entire device and it’s contentsAny allows users access to any ASA permitted applications & data
Collaboration Edge on VCS or ExpresswaySession-based firewall traversal for Jabber workloadsOnly Jabber application allowed throughIs free for Jabber with “Expressway”
What is Expressway?Expressway E ~ VCS-EExpressway C ~ VCS-CIs free flavor of VCS rebranded for 100% CUCM registered endpointsDevice Registrations not allowed (all on CUCM)H.323 interworking from Internet supportedNo need to convert off of VCS
Collaboration Client Remote AccessOptions
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Jabber Clients
IP Communications
Immersive TelePresencePersonal TelePresence
IM andPresence
VisualVM
Directory
InsideFirewall
VCS-Eor Expressway
Edge
VCS-C or Expressway
Core
UCM
OutsideFirewall
Collaboration on the EdgeVCS / Expressway Mobile Remote Access with x8.1+
JCF
HTTPS
XMPP
UDS/HTTPS
SIP/RTP
VoiceVideo
TURNServer10.5
Media
What will it work withJabbers (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android)DX650Video Room (SX, MX, C-series) XMPP Federation (x8.2)
Outside corporate firewall (Public Internet) Inside corporate firewall (Intranet)
*Note that on initial release (x8.2), Jabber Guest and Mobile Remote Access cannot be on the same Expressway pair.
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Outside corporate firewall (Public Internet) Inside corporate firewall (Intranet)
InsideFirewall
VCS-E orExpressway Edge
VCS-C or Expressway Core
UCM
Collaboration on the EdgeHigh Level Operation
Expanded x8.1 port
range
XMPP TCP/7400HTTPS/SSH TCP/2222
HTTP for UDS TCP/8443XMPP TCP/5222
Need Public CA Certificate on
Expressway Edge(Special Requirements)
Need Public or Enterprise CA Certificate on
Expressway Edge
Additional Internet SRV Records_collab-edge._tls.abc.com.SRV 1 1 8443 vcse.abc.com
Additional Internal SRV Records_cisco-uds._tcp.abc.com.SRV 1 1 8443 cucm.abc.com
1. User Login, Domain suffix extraction (one time)2. SRV Lookup for _collab-edge.tls.abc.com, initial
connection for cert verification3. User Logs In4. Secure HTTP Tunnels created5. Jabber requests service profile from CUCM6. CUCM Replies with services and instructions7. Jabber registers to and uses different workloads (per
service profile
[email protected] jblow…………..
IM/P Cluster
_xmpp-server._tcp.abc.com.SRV 1 1 5269 vcse.abc.com
B2BIM/P
Federation*Note that on initial release (x8.2), Jabber Guest and Mobile Remote Access cannot be on the same Expressway pair.
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Native ability in browser to do voice and video (B2B, B2C)
No Camera, will do audio only
WebRTC is a part of HTML 5 accessed via APIs
–Over 1,000,000,000 browsers already
HTML 5 Ratified, but at least a year before widespread use
–Only includes Google’s proprietary codec
Introducing Jabber Guest … “browser-based Jabber Video”
–https://sjc-jabberc-ext.cisco.com/call/[email protected] or
–https://sjc-jabberc-ext.cisco.com/call/[email protected]
Desktop and Mobile devices
SDK to build around your own apps
–Sample code / widgets provided
HTML 5 / WebRTCWhat’s the deal ?
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Cisco Jabber Guest–Extends telepresence communication into the Enterprise via browser or mobile application.
–Targeted for basic Telepresence calls
–SDKs provided for custom integration of Jabber Guest functionality into your business web pages or mobile applications
–Does not support VP8, plug-in required with browser
–One or clustered VM, simple deployment
–Free Cisco product, requires Expressway/CUCM (Expressway Rich Media Licensing)
Mobile Advisor–Extends collaboration beyond simple telepresence into the Enterprise via any browser. Includes Live Assist – screen & app sharing, annotations, co-browsing, content push, multi-party video, context capture & sharing, visual self service, Cisco contact center integration
–Targeting more specific vertical applications
–Supports VP8, no plug-in required with browsers
–More complexity with added functionality
–Cisco partner product with costs
Cisco Browser-based solutionsCompare and Contrast
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Secure FW Traversal
Jabber Guest Operation with Expressway x8.2+ (subject to change at FCS)
1. User clicks on external URL. TLS Handshakes occur and Expressway HTTP proxy functionality sends the request to JG for validation (shown).
2. If the URL (Link) is in good form or not restricted, JG returns the WebApp and Plugin (CVPE / H.264)
3. The browser subsequently requests a call resource (ROAP GUID)
4. JG Server makes an XML-based API to VCS-C to provision TURN credentials
5. JG Server replies to browser with ROAP call GUID and TURN server destination
6. STUN Binding Request and Response and the Green Active Call Button shows up on the browser
7. Browser sends HTTP Post ROAP offer with SDP and TURN Relay IP address to JG
8. JG sends SIP invite towards destination via VCS-C, through CUCM, to endpoint
9. Endpoint and CUCM Respond to call setup
10. Jabber Guest provides the browser the VCS-C SDP answer in ROAP HTTP OK
11. Browser sends/receives media in STUN-wrapped RTP, VCS-E (un)wraps and sends/receives RTP media towards the endpoint
Jabber GuestServer
Expressway E(VCS-E)
x8.2+
Expressway C(VCS-C)
x8.2+ CUCM8.6+
Browser
HTTP and HTTP ROAP call control
SIP
STUN-Wrapped RTPRTP
STUN/TURN
XML API
TLS (TCP 9443)TURN (UDP 3478)
*Note that on initial release (x8.2), Jabber Guest and Mobile Remote Access cannot be on the same Expressway pair.
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CUCM/IMP 10.5 (May)Stability (Bug fixes to 10.0)
CMR Management via CUCM user pages
Jabber 9.7Collaboration Edge
VCS x8.2 (June)Collaboration Edge
New Reverse Proxy support
XMPP Federation
HTTP for Jabber Guest
Additional Stability
TMS 14.4 / TMS-XE 4 / TMS-PE 1.2 (May)Part of “Knightsbridge 2” release
New endpoint support
O365 with Exchange 2013 support
TMS Phonebooks for CUCM registered endpoints
On-Prem CMR capabilities (function of TMS-PE)
Core Architecture Software ReleasesWhat Version/Platform to be on next and Why
Conductor XC 2.3 (May)Part of Knightsbridge 2
CMR capabilities
TS 4.0 (May-June)Part of Knightsbridge 2
If doing WET and registering bridge directly to CUCM
November FY14Part of Knightsbridge 3
Conductor the center of all bridging
Expect updates to TMS, Conductor, and Bridge
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• Reduced administration by way of a single point of endpoint registration, simplified daily administration, reduction of operational configuration tasks, self service user configuration pages, and new migration management tools
• Streamlined upgrade process for taking advantage of rapidly released features
• Ability to proliferate video with new cost-effective and innovative collaboration endpoints while leveraging existing investments by video-enabling existing telephony endpoints
• Single, easy-to-use videoconferencing infrastructure for single or multi-CUCM cluster environments servicing ad-hoc, rendezvous, and scheduled conferences with the ability to scale to thousands for live streaming, conferencing, content sharing, and VoD
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