08-08-2006 09:45 AM - edited 03-15-2019 04:26 AM
Hi,
We r in the process of VoIP implementation nd during that phase came to know that Cisco doesn't support SIP trunking at gateway level.. Can anyone suggest me whether it's true or not??? Cisco says its support SIP then what is the meaning of that?? I m really confused with the twisting of words in different docs...
08-08-2006 09:51 AM
Cisco fully supports SIP on their IP PBXes (CallManager 4.0+ and CallManager Express 3.4+). Check out this link:
HTH,
Chris
08-08-2006 10:28 AM
I think SIP trunking is supported starting with CallManager 5.0
From cisco.com:
Cisco Unified CallManager Version 5.0 enhances application delivery through the support of line-side Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and SIP trunk-side enhancements.
08-08-2006 10:56 AM
Correct
Cisco fully supports SIP Trunking on their IP PBXes CallManager 4.1+ and CallManager Express 3.4+
However native SIP endpoints are not supported on anything but CCM 5.0.
08-09-2006 08:42 AM
Thanks to all of you for your reply...When you say SIP trunking is supported then whether I can use SIP at gateway level towards making outward call.. Sorry if I am getting confused myself but when one says SIP trunking is supported what's the mean of that?? If I have a trunk line(PSTN) and a T1 line acting as a gateway, is it possible to design a network only depending upon SIP protocol using CISCO UNIFIED Components and call manager 5.0 ??
Sorry once again if my question sound something ..... but it just to clear my confusion too as I am listening so many stuff from different people when it comes to SIP overall implementation for a Enterprise network using CISCO Unified communication equipments...
With best regards,
Mani
08-09-2006 09:00 AM
When it says SIP trunking is supported then what bout QSIG signalling which is used in case of different PBX.. If existing CCM 5.0 doesn't support this then how to proceed further??
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