Cisco CUCM 10: Software Conference Bridge Versus Hardware
I've gotten some complaints of ad hoc conference call drops. I'm too swamped to really go through the call
traces - traveling and so on. I'm suspecting that perhaps the old 3845 hardware bridge is just over its
capacity. Is there any downside to making the CUCM software conference bridge top priority for
ad hoc conferencing?
traces - traveling and so on. I'm suspecting that perhaps the old 3845 hardware bridge is just over its
capacity. Is there any downside to making the CUCM software conference bridge top priority for
ad hoc conferencing?
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