However, I am thinking that we have the ability to include more that 4 endpoints in our conferences due to the MCU servers we have. Our thought is with Zoom we will be using Cisco/Polycom Room connectors with the codecs. The VCS servers are already pretty much out of the picture as we have migrated our endpoints and Jabber Clients to CUCM. Cisco Telepresence Meeting Scheduler and services(TMS, TMSXE, TMSPE).Cisco Unified Communications Border Element (CUBE).Cisco Unified Communications Manager (Publisher, Subscriber and IM&P).Cisco Telepresence Multimedia Conferencing Unit (MCUx2).Cisco Video Communications Server Expressway (VCSE).Cisco Video Communications Server Control (VCSC).

The servers we currently have running are:

We have a number of meetings that happen regularly that include up to 15 rooms but everything I have read states that there is a 4 site limit without the inclusion of an MCU? We are looking at removing all of these devices and replacing our aging SX codecs with Room kits in various configurations that we will be running Zoom on and registering to the Cloud.Īs a part of that refresh, we would be decommissioning some of our current servers and I wondered how that would affect our ability to host meetings with multiple sites? My company is looking at going to Zoom in the near future and I wanted to find out a few things that I have questions about?įirst, if I am in the wrong area could you please direct me to a better location? If not, here are my questions.Ĭurrently we have 30 rooms that are all running Cisco SX20 or SX80 codecs in concert with Crestron Control systems, mostly DMPS3-300-AEC. Hi there, I am looking for some information related to this thread.

Test zoom room