09-29-2009 10:22 AM - edited 03-18-2019 11:45 PM
Hi
I am doing a Cisco CUCM Installation and would like to have the below clarified:
Why is it a best practice to have the Cisco Unified Communiation Manager cluster on a different segment/network than the voice network(phones). For example CUCM cluster on Vlan 3 and Phone vlan 2 & data vlan 4
09-29-2009 11:43 AM
In a converged environment, all types of traffic travel over a single transport
infrastructure. Yet all traffic types are not the same. Data is bursty, loss intolerant,
and not latency sensitive. Voice, on the other hand, is nonbursty and has some
tolerance to loss but is latency sensitive. The challenge is in providing the
required level of service for each of these traffic types.
The goal of protecting voice traffic from being run over by data traffic is
accomplished by classifying voice traffic as high priority and then allowing it to
travel in the network before low priority traffic.
hope this help!
09-29-2009 12:54 PM
Thanks for your assistance, however I am still not clear.
Cisco Unified Communication cluster is typically placed on a different network than server farm and voice network. Is this a best practice and why?
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