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Overview of IP Telephony Concepts and Features

If you are transitioning from the TDM world to the IP telephony world, the information here will help you understand basic IP telephony concepts and where you can expect there to be differences in call feature functionality between the two realms.

Topic Refer to
IP Telephony Planning Concepts  
DPNSS in IP

Understanding DPNSS describes the overall technology.
Overview of DPNSS Features describes the specific features and any limitations in their IP implementation.

QSIG in IP Understanding QSIG describes the overall technology.
Overview of QSIG Features describes the specific features and any limitations in their IP implementation.
Cisco CallManager Cisco CallManager Overview
Cisco Unity voice messaging Cisco Unity Overview
Essential principles for implementing Cisco CallManager in an IP telephony solution

IP Telephony Solution Reference Network Design for Cisco CallManager 4.0 Right-click to download PDF

Deployment options and detailed configuration examples specific to Cisco EGW 2200 applications

Cisco EGW IPT Solution Reference Network Design Right-click to download PDF

Feature Differences  

When a DPNSS feature is interworked between a legacy DPNSS PBX network and Cisco CallManager (and vice-versa), the feature mimics the implementation as it functions in a DPNSS network.

However, there may be some differences between the implementation of DPNSS and IP features. Check these documents so that you can anticipate these feature differences.

See limitations noted in the feature DPNSS and QSIG overview documents above.

 

 

 



 

 

Last updated: 31-May-2005 7:43 AM