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Mobility Configuration Overview
UCC Server also provides per router a digit manipulation table for
pre-processing the telephone numbers for dialing and lookup.
pre-processing the telephone numbers for dialing and lookup.
Configuring Mobility Ephones/Ephone pools
The UCC Mobility Service uses CME ephones to make and receive calls to provide the Single
Number Reach and Dial-In Access services.
Number Reach and Dial-In Access services.
These ephones have to be configured in the Cisco CME for each of the routers connected to the
UCC Mobility Service. The mobility ephones have a specific configuration requirement as
described below:
UCC Mobility Service. The mobility ephones have a specific configuration requirement as
described below:
Mobility Ephone Attributes
Configuration
Description
Ephone MAC Address
Example:
AAAA.BBBB.1000
AAAA.BBBB.1000
This ‗Virtual MAC Address‘ is used as an identifier for the ephone.
This should be unique for the UCC System and is required to be
unique for each router. (Since there are multiple mobility-ephones
configured for each router, you cannot use the network adapter MAC
address. In addition the CME requires this to follow the MAC address
format, but does not require this to be a physical MAC address.)
This should be unique for the UCC System and is required to be
unique for each router. (Since there are multiple mobility-ephones
configured for each router, you cannot use the network adapter MAC
address. In addition the CME requires this to follow the MAC address
format, but does not require this to be a physical MAC address.)
Ephone Type
7960
Default phone type for the Mobility-ephones
Ephone DNs
Three single line DN, that are not shared, for each mobility ephone.
Conference Control
Keep Conference
– so that when the when the Mobility Service drops
out the call is maintained
Feature Set
Standard ephone feature set with pickup, conference, transfer etc.
Codec
G711 codec