Re: OT : Wired / Wireless

voice is moving toward full collaberation products that leverage existing
devices (android, iphone,ipad, notebook pc) combining presence, IM, voice,
video, & screen share together into the same application. I would argue
that traditional voice also evolving. to support needs for todays mobile
workers, it is likely they will want to register more than just a phone to
coporate extension. having the ability to take/make calls/im/video/screen
share through any device is becoming more the expectation and Cisco has
that covered as well. This trend is reasoning behind introducing the CCIE
Collaberation. Many cycles have been spent unifying communcications and
this goes far beyond just voice. With respect to running over wifi, 3850
and 4500 w/sup 8 perform MQC for both wired and wifi traffic. Again, WLC is
local due in part to need for application visibility. QoS for both wired
and wifi being a motivator.

 All that said, phones can be wired based on preference but would argue
that with intorducation of 802.11AC and converged wireless access,
prioritizing voice of the air is less of a concern as it was in years past.

Regards,

On Monday, September 9, 2013, Imran Ali wrote:

> what about voice over wireless lan... i dont think small wireless
> handheld can come closer to wired ip phones
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> On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 4:24 PM, marc edwards <renorider_at_gmail.com<javascript:_e({}, 'cvml', 'renorider_at_gmail.com');>
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>> Cisco has introduced Catalyst 3850 w/embedded WLC. WLC's now work together
>> providing mobility at access w/out tunneling back to central controller.
>> It
>> is known as converged wireless access (CWA). Also available in sup 8 on
>> 4500 series. Intent is to gaurantee no bottlenecks for wifi traffic and
>> improve application visiblity.
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>> All sorts of new terms and design introduced w/CWA. Your use case was
>> genesis for this go to market strategy. Unicast me for more information.
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>> Regards,
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>> On Monday, September 9, 2013, Carlos G Mendioroz wrote:
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>> > Vishal Rane @ 09/09/2013 02:57 -0300 dixit:
>> > > Hi Experts
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>> > > Is the time arrived to replace wired network with wireless for end
>> user
>> > > connectivity. keeping telephony aside
>> > > campus network with 1000 users ?
>> > > Still to go with traditional wired ?
>> > > Time arrived to have wireless ? all users ? apps users with wired ?
>> > light
>> > > users with wireless ?
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