Call Agents

Do call agents provide call setup and control in the distributed model, or is it the routers running CME?

I'm a little confused as to the difference.

Also when someone says 'VoIP Endpoints' they are refering to the actual IP Phone right?

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shodown

rakem wrote: »

Do call agents provide call setup and control in the distributed model, or is it the routers running CME?

I'm a little confused as to the difference.

Also when someone says 'VoIP Endpoints' they are refering to the actual IP Phone right?

a Call agent can be a CCM, or CME or other vendors phone system. Voip endpoints can be a phone. FXS card FXO card etc.

When you are in a disturbed model each site has there own call agents and they don't share info back and forth across each other, but they can be trucked together so they can dial by extensions and other features. When you have a centralized model you have call agents at 1 site and they provide services for all sites. Advantages and disadvantaged to both.

rakem

shodown wrote: »

a Call agent can be a CCM, or CME or other vendors phone system. Voip endpoints can be a phone. FXS card FXO card etc.

When you are in a disturbed model each site has there own call agents and they don't share info back and forth across each other, but they can be trucked together so they can dial by extensions and other features. When you have a centralized model you have call agents at 1 site and they provide services for all sites. Advantages and disadvantaged to both.

Yea i know about the differences between distributed and centralized..

I more confused about call agents and gateways and all that guff.