Akkadian Site Builder
Streamline CUCM Site Deployment
CUCM Site Deployment: Build Once and Replicate
Setting up Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) for new locations is complex. It’s not done frequently, but it’s critical to do right. We enable IT generalists to get the job done easily. Our Cisco configuration builder makes it easy to templatize and replicate dial plan configurations in CUCM. Implement all your Day 1 provisioning requirements in minutes, including configuring device pools, partitions, CSS, route patterns and more.
Reducing the Time and Stress in CUCM Site Set-Up
Easily Configure New Sites
- Wizard-driven interface
- Site and dial plan templates
- Pre-built templates included
- Avoid rebuilding preferences
Quickly Deploy CUCM Configurations
- Deploy in minutes
- Push predetermined configurations to sites
- Maintain multiple dial plan types
Consistent CUCM Site Set-Up
- Standardize deployments
- Guarantee accuracy
- Build once and replicate
Features
Simple and Repeatable
“Site Builder takes a process that is complex and maybe not done very often and makes it simple and repeatable. Job done.”
Resources
ASB is a day 1 provisioning solution for Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM). It’s a provisioning solution capable of quickly deploying new sites or dial plan configurations in CUCM.
Day 1 provisioning refers to the configuration that is required before adding users in Cisco Unified Communications Manager. These would include items such as Device Pools, Partitions, CSS, Route Patterns, etc.
Site Builder deploys as a self-contained virtual appliance with the following requirements: VMWare ESXi 5.x+, 2vCPU, 8GB vMem, 80GB vDisk, CUCM version 10.5+
ASB is used by anyone tasked with setting up Cisco Unified Communications environment in a location, i.e. a business site.
We will train you on best practices during the fully supported trial. Training videos are also available on our Customer Portal.
No lengthy, complex site setups for CUCM. Reusable templates so you don’t have to reinvent configurations when deploying new sites.