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Features and Benefits
Benefits of Cisco VCS follow:
Greater reach: Any-to-any interoperability facilitates smooth video communications between standards-
based and third-party client users.
Efficient conference management: Administrators can proactively monitor and configure conferences
through intuitive web user interfaces to optimize bandwidth usage in real time, helping to deliver a flawless
video experience.
Highly scalable: With features such as clustering and policy services integration, the Cisco VCS is
architected to support enterprise growth, with smooth expansion as usage increases, protecting investment
in video infrastructure.
Contact location: Use FindMe to ensure that people can always be contacted.
Extended telepresence capability: Integration with Cisco UCM helps reduce complexity for users and
facilitates interworking between SIP- and H.323-compliant endpoints within an enterprise, regardless of
individual endpoint capabilities.
Reduced footprint: This solution incorporates presence server, H.323 gatekeeper, SIP proxy, and SIP
registrar capabilities.
Secure: The industrially recognized secure performance of Cisco VCS provides administrators with
complete confidence in their network security.
Differentiation: Through policy services integration and dial plan configuration, you can create flexible
telepresence solutions that you can customize to deliver value and meet ever-increasing customer
requirements.
Flexibility: Administrators can implement the Cisco VCS as either an appliance or a virtualized application
to meet the needs of their organizations.
Features of Cisco VCS follow:
SIP registrar, SIP proxy server, presence server, and presence user agent: The Cisco VCS supports the
SIP protocol, acting as a SIP registrar, storing the Address of Record of registered endpoints, and
forwarding SIP requests as a SIP proxy server. The Cisco VCS supports the SIP for Instant Messaging and
Presence Leveraging Extensions (SIMPLE) protocol, and can act as a presence server and presence user
agent.
H.323 Gatekeeper: The Cisco VCS provides H.323 Gatekeeper functions. It accepts registrations from
H.323 endpoints and provides call-control functions such as address translation and admission control.
Interoperability and Interworking: The Cisco VCS provides interoperability between SIP and H.323
standards-compliant endpoints, and also supports communication with IBM Lotus Sametime and Microsoft
Office Communicator Server (OCS) and Microsoft Lync endpoints.
IPv4 and IPv6: The Cisco VCS supports IPv4 and IPv6, with IPv4 and IPv6 Interworking.
Zone and bandwidth management: The Cisco VCS supports management of the allocation of bandwidth
between sites, endpoints, and groups of endpoints. You can specify the amount of bandwidth available for
intra- and inter- zone calls, allowing you to control the way in which bandwidth is used and calls are
prioritized. Features of the Cisco VCS bandwidth management capability include the following:
F
lexible, customizable zone configuration with named zone and default zone
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