Cisco Spark Calling for Branch Offices Deployment Guide (EFT)

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Updated:: July 17, 2017

Chapter: New and Changed Information

New and Changed Information

New and Changed Information

At this moment, you can add only a single remote branch.

Date	Changes Made
September 29, 2017	Added Known Issues with Cisco Spark Calling for Branch Offices Removed duplicate Expressway-E information on the traversal server zone configuration.
August 25, 2017	Added unified directory information to Cisco Spark Calling for Branch Offices. Added TLS and ports for MRA to Port Requirements for Cisco Spark Calling for Branch Offices
August 17, 2017	Added Troubleshoot Cisco Spark Calling for Branch Offices.
August 1, 2017	Updates to Port Requirements for Cisco Spark Calling for Branch Offices: Added port 5063 Added example media ports Reworded context and explicitly mentioned the Expressway and Cisco Spark network documentation
July 27, 2017	Added Deployment Options for Cisco Spark Calling for Branch Office

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