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Cisco CUCM Configuration and

Integration
CLOUD FOR NETWORK 1
What is Cisco Call Manager
 The “Mind” of the Voice Network.
 Major Functions :
 Call processing
 Signaling and device control
 Dial plan administration
 Phone feature administration
 Directory service
 Link to external application
Network Topology
Network Diagram
 The Networking Diagram that we will working with it’s as the following:
Configuration Required on Cisco
ISR Router
Configuring Cisco Router
Configuring Cisco Router
 As showing in the LAB image the cisco router will acting as DHCP server and gateway for
all collaboration devices like IP Phones and Presence .
 Also providing IP addresses to the end point devices automatically via dynamic host
configuration protocol.
 The configuration here is contain some differences than traditional DHCP configuration
because it’s required to activate some DHCP options to instruct and lead the endpoint
devices to TFTP server to get files required for endpoint to operate .
Configuring Cisco Router
 Configuration for Cisco Router is as the below
 ip dhcp pool VOIP
 network 10.1.94.0 255.255.255.0
 default-router 10.1.94.1
 domain-name ALTAMEER
 option 150 ip 10.1.94.4
 dns-server 10.10.1.4

 interface GigabitEthernet0/1.904
 description VoIP
 encapsulation dot1Q 904
 ip address 10.1.94.1 255.255.255.0

 The most important here is configuring option 150 to instruct the endpoint get their configuration from
Cisco CUCM TFTP Server.
Cisco CUCM Service Activation
Cisco Call Manager Service Activation
 First of all we need to activate the baseline services and features to make CUCM work
properly .
 From navigation menu choose Cisco Unified serviceability.
 from Tools menu choose service activation.
 Choose the Main server IP address.
 Now make sure to activate the following services :
 Cisco Call Manager .
 Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming APP.
 Cisco CTI Manager.
 Cisco TFTP.
Cisco Call Manager Service Activation
Cisco Call Manager Service Activation
Cisco Call Manager Service Activation
Cisco Call Manager Service Activation
Cisco CUCM Supporting End
Devices
Cisco CUCM : Supporting End Devices
 In this section we will explain the following :
Method of Adding Phones to the CUCM.
Understanding key device pool settings.
Adding phones through auto registration.
Securing IP phones.
The Purpose of Device Pools
 IP Phones has number of criteria that must assign to them like :
 List of CCM (Cisco Call Managers)
 Codec that Should be used.
 Time and date information .

 Device pool group this configuration into single assignment .


Required Configuration for Device Pool
 Device Pool Name :
1. Cisco Call Manager Group.
2. Data/Time Group.
3. Region.
4. Soft key Template.
5. SRST Presence.
Hint : Before Beginning

 Before beginning with Configuration Modify Hostname of server to it’s IP Address


because if you leave it as Hostname this will be required DNS Server.
1. Configure Cisco Call Manager Group

 From Cisco Unified CM Administration window , and then from system menu select Cisco
Unified CM Group.
1. Configure Cisco Call Manager Group
1. Configure Cisco Call Manager Group
1. Configure Cisco Call Manager Group
2. Data/Time Group
2. Data/Time Group
2. Data/Time Group
2. Data/Time Group
2. Data/Time Group
2. Data/Time Group
3. Region
3. Region
3. Region
4. Soft key Template
 The image below is showing what mean about soft key
4. Soft key Template
4. Soft key Template
4. Soft key Template
4. Soft key Template
4. Soft key Template
4. Soft key Template
4. Soft key Template
5. Now Adding all Parts Together in Device Pool
5. Now Adding all Parts Together in Device Pool
5. Now Adding all Parts Together in Device Pool
6. Registering IP Phone with Cisco CUCM
6. Registering IP Phone with Cisco CUCM
6. Registering IP Phone with Cisco CUCM
6. Registering IP Phone with Cisco CUCM
6. Registering IP Phone with Cisco CUCM
7. Locking Down Cisco IP Phone
 Varity of simple-to-configure security options :
Disable PC Port.
Lock settings access
Gratuitous ARP Protection.
PC Voice VLAN Access.
IP Phone Web Browser Access.
7. Locking Down Cisco IP Phone
8. Adding Directory Number
8. Adding Directory Number
8. Adding Directory Number
8. Adding Directory Number
Final View
THE END

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