Cisco Cisco Prime Collaboration Assurance 11.5 백서

 

 

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Admin: 

◦  Add user roles if needed. 

◦  Modify products available to user roles. 

◦  Create administrative users for each domain. 

◦  Configure business rules. 

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Set ordering workflow if required: 

◦  Order, update, or change user services. 

Please refer to the Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning tutorial video on demand (VoD) at 

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details about the initial setup process of each of the areas listed in this section. 

Synchronization 

Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning has three types of synchronization: infrastructure sync, user sync, and 

domain sync. Infrastructure sync discovers all objects in Cisco Unified Communications Manager that Cisco Prime 

Collaboration Provisioning uses and are not specific to individual users; for example, calling search space, device 

pools, route patterns, and translation patterns. User sync discovers all objects related to individual users; for 

example, configured phones, configured lines, voicemail, and so on. Domain sync puts existing users discovered 

during user sync into the domain and appropriate service area. 

Infrastructure sync and user sync retrieve information from the device. These syncs are unidirectional. Cisco Prime 

Collaboration Provisioning does not update devices during these syncs. They should be completed on all devices 

before a domain sync is started. Domain sync aggregates data from the processor syncs. Devices are not 

accessed during the domain sync. 

How-to Examples 

This section follows the exploits of a fictitious company as it deploys Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning to 

simplify the Cisco Unified Communications deployment. 

With operations in multiple countries, a fictional financial company is in the process of deploying Cisco Prime 

Collaboration Provisioning to simplify moves, adds, changes, and deletes (MACD). Customer already has an 

operational Cisco Unified Communications network, so Cisco Prime Collaboration Provisioning will be used mainly 

for day-2 operations to accelerate MACD. 

The following information is collected to determine how to design and configure Cisco Prime Collaboration 

Provisioning: 

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Sites 

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Total of 50 physical branch offices  

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Total of 10,000 IP phones 

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Call processors 

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Three Cisco Unified Communications Manager clusters