Showing posts with label CCNA_Voice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CCNA_Voice. Show all posts

Monday, 21 December 2015

Analog and Digital Voice System

Analog Systems:


   When we thing of voice systems the very first thing that comes into our mind is a home phone. Like our home phones our old telephony systems used to operate in analog mode. It has two cables Ring and Tip and it operates on -48 DC voltage. When the circuit between the two gets complete it withdraws a dial tone from the central office. The voice waveform of these kind of calls are analog waveform.

Thursday, 4 December 2014

CSS Line Device Approach: Path Selection



CSS Line Device Approach: Path Selection


Hi All,
  In the previous post I explained how Line Device CSS approach works, but I also mentioned:
  • ·        The Device CSS decides through which gateway/trunk call will go out of our network.
  • ·        Line CSS defines (Class of Service) calling privileges.
In this post we will try to understand how device CSS helps us to select the right gateway. Although Cisco has introduced a concept of local gateway, but we will discuss that in a different post.

Wednesday, 3 December 2014

CSS Line Device Approach



CSS Line Device Approach


Hi All,
  As we start understanding CSS and partitions next confusion we normally have is what is Line and Device CSS. There is a very simple definition of CSS Line/Device Approach
  • ·        The Device CSS decides through which gateway/trunk call will go out of our network.
  • ·        Line CSS defines (Class of Service) calling privileges.

Monday, 1 December 2014

CSS & Partition



 
Hi All,

  The most basic and complicated topic in CUCM dial-plan is CSS &Partition. When I look at this topic I compare it with Lock (partition) and Key (CSS) and Route Pattern or a DN as a door. Assume CSS as a key chain with different keys as partition.