Passing the CCIE Collaboration Lab was really hard and a very nice and entertaining experience, which I feel very happy to say that I completed the challenge!! I will be very short on this post and will make it technical and a bit emotional for the people out there that may benefit from it at […]
This one may seem a bit like a very involved configuration but in reality is not. The process is easy, if you know how to set up AnyConnect in an ASA, you will be able to crack it. I have also included few links that show the process and the important things that you need […]
Yes, another upgrade and more with it. This one was very special and I was totally blaming myself after the TAC engineer helped me figure it out. I was always told, or I remember it was good practice to always get the latest Upgrade file from CCO Downloads page for everything. Well I did that […]
So with the introduction of Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment, now upgrade any of your UC applications its easier and quicker than before. One of the big advantages that I see with this new product is that the product can have control of the overall infrastructure, starting from VMware all the way to the UC applications. […]
This one was a very funny one and I’d like to share with you. After an install of a remote office using the following equipment: CIsco 2901 with an ISM for CUE and an AutoAttendant that when the office is open sends the call to a Hunt Group in CUCM and when they are close […]
Just for curiosity, I would like to know how is the people on this group preparing for the CCIE Collaboraiton Lab, right now here is my preparation and roadmap: I have completed a lab in order to be able to study most of the technologies included in the blueprint, here is what I have: 3 […]
Hi there, today I have a customer that wanted to upgrade from CUCM 9.1.2 to 10.5 – which sounds pretty easy… think again, so this is a BE6K deployment where CUCM instance was configured with the recommended OVA from CCO. When starting the upgrade I found that the upgrade didn’t wanted to proceed as expected. […]
