Does Cisco Media Services Interface mark RTP and Signaling packets regardless of Cisco Prime Collaboration/MediaNet Deployment?

Hi there,
I'm deploying Cisco UC Integration Lync 9.2(5). There's a QoS portion which states that you can install Cisco Media Services Interface on the user's PC and is to be used with Cisco Prime Collaboration or MediaNet:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucilync/9/CUCI_BK_C0545A41_00_cisco-uc-integration-for-microsoft/CUCI_BK_C0545A41_00_cisco-uc-integration-for-microsoft_chapter_010.html#CUCI_CN_IDBE72E9_00
If we don't have Cisco Prime Collaboration or MediaNet, does Cisco Media Services Interface mark RTP and Siganling packets on the outbound regardless? Or do I have to manually set the DSCP values for the PC?
Thanks,
John

When you were placing the internal test calls, where was your phone located? The RTP streams are usually only set up between the two endpoints (assuming no transcoder or MTP is used).
Have you have already checked calls between IP phones at your central site (where Unity is located) and IP Phones at site A? Are these working fine? If not, then it's likely you do have a QoS issue over the WAN to Site A.
Have you confirmed whether or not calls from the PSTN gateway at site A experience any voice QoS issues when transferred to an IP Phone at the central site?
Is the same codec is being used for the MGCP gateway as for IP Phones at that site (check the Region settings for the Device Pool it's in)?
If these things have all been checked, then you may want to consider collecting a simultaneous sniffer trace from each end of a single call, and comparing what's seen at the two endpoints.
Kind regards,
Craig

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So here my question, does this supports storing the images as well?Please confirm this ASAP.
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Hi John,
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Welcome to the Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation. This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about integrating Cisco ISE 1.2 for BYOD with experts Eric Yu and Todd Pula.
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Todd Pula is a member of the TAC Security and NMS Technical Leadership team supporting the ISE and intrusion prevention system (IPS) product lines. Todd has 15 years of experience in the networking and information security industries, with 6 years of experience working in Cisco's TAC organization. Previous to his current role, Todd was a TAC team lead providing focused technical support on Cisco's wide array of VPN products. Before joining Cisco, he worked at Stanley Black & Decker as a network engineer responsible for the design, configuration, and support of an expansive global network infrastructure. Todd holds his CCIE in routing and switching no. 19383 and an MS degree in IT from Capella University.
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Bug Info: https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCuj42870
For your second question, you raise a very valid point which I am going to turn into a documentation enhancement request. We don't currently have a document that lists the possible supplicant provisioning wizard errors that may be encountered. Please feel free to post specific errors that you have questions about in this chat and we will try to get you answers. For most Android devices, the wizard log file can be found at /sdcards/downloads/spw.log.
As for product roadmap questions, we won't be able to discuss this here due to NDA. Both are popular asks from the field so it will be interesting to see what the product marketing team comes up with for the next iterration of ISE.
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Hi Nirmal,
Nirmal Issac wrote:I have been googling on Cisco Media subsystem. Everywhere I see the below statement.
Cisco Media
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Your assumption here is incorrect. The radio button simply indicates whether or not you want a new CMG to be created to match up with (I.e., have the same number of channels as there are ports) this CCG. A "yes" means it will create it, and a "no" means it will not. Regardless of what you select here, the CMG is actually assigned to the Triggers, and will always default to the Default CMG. It's always a good practice to select no here, and then define your own CMG with a 10% overhead. The reason why is explained in the Admin Guide link provided above.
Nirmal Issac wrote:a) So in my script If I have a menu step, obv we use DTMF to make the seletion in menu step. So does CMT dialogue channels come into play in that part? What exactly is the role of this subsystem.
Correct. It's role is explained in the Admin Guide link above.
Nirmal Issac wrote:b) When i use another applications like MRTS or TTS, does this media subsystem has any role?
Yes. You would create a new CMG for thos applications, and you do not want to assign them to every trigger. Only those who need it. The reason is, an ASR license is consumed for the duration of the call using that CMG. TTS on the other hand releases the license as soon as the Prompt has finished playing.
Nirmal Issac wrote:c) What are the scenarios in which this subsystem kick in. What is the role. When all can i disable the Media Termination support in CC group.
It kicks in for every call to your JTAPI triggers. HTTP triggers on the other hand do not need CMG's. You cannot disable the support of CMG in the CCG. This goes back to your misunderstanding of the Yes/No radio button in the CCG configuration. Also, you cannot have a trigger with 0 CMG's configured. The AppAdmin page will throw an error telling you that you need atleast one. Therefore, you cannot use UCCX inbound JTAPI triggers without a CMG. They are a requirement.
Nirmal Issac wrote:Please give me a detailed description. Cisco documents are just beating around the bush. Your help will be highly appreciated.
This is laid out quite nicely in the Admin Guide link provided above.
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Service interface with more than one operation

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Hi!
(Sorry, if this is a wrong forum.)
Does anybody have any success with Cisco SSC and EAP-FAST in the wired network?
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How to configure one dsl connection and one public ip in cisco router and map to one interface for using exchange server

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Oh, indeed!
We might be closer than you think - I live close to Croatian-Slovenian border so we might pop out for a drink! But we can discuss this out of forum...
Now work again:
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Swapnil

Hi Swapnil,
I too wanted this info and came across these.
Take a look at these urls :-
http://localhost:1128/SAPHostControl/?wsdl
http://localhost:1128/SAPOscol/?wsdl
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saphostctrls 1129/tcp # SAPHostControl over SOAP/HTTPS
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Cheers
Craig

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In the Service View Instances, we see the expected Create, Update, Delete, Merge, GetByKey and Find but where is Process and ProcessChangeSummary described?
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