Cisco Call Manager free license for training purpose.

I am going to setup a Cisco IP-Telephoney lab & looking for Cisco Call Manager free software license (What is Cisco has authorized for this purpose).
Is there any available?
Please help me.

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Hi Team, I wuold like to know if you have any app to make Firefox OS working with cisco Call Manager 10.5. Something like Cisco Jabber for Android or iOS.

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you can refer the link for theortical knowledge.
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To begin the configuration use "telephony-service setup" command which will prompt you for some of the basic configuration ie how many phones, starting DN, etc. To add additional feature refer to the admin guide provided by Jorge link.
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2.Is Nokia E-62 PDA a Cisco Compatible Extension device?

Thanks a lot for the prompt reply.You are right in saying that nokia and cisco are increasing the number of models supported.Infact the E65 has already joined the club.But my point of interest is the nokia E62 in particular.This Nokia E62 device
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One of our customer has developed their own NMS software to manage multiple OEM products.
They want to integrate Cisco Call Manager 7.0 and Cisco Router with the NMS software for monitoring/managing of Voice traffic.
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