Brkucc 2086

Extend the Reach of Your Cisco
Video Solution with Cisco Jabber

Guest
Seongho Hong, Technical Marketing Engineer
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Agenda
Introduction
Deployment Architecture
Clustering Jabber Guest
Key Configurations
Jabber Guest SDK
Closing Thoughts
Introduction
What is Cisco Jabber Guest?
An on-premises based B2C video solution from Cisco
Allows business to extend collaboration to its customers, partners, suppliers alike
Guest initiates voice/video session into business from desktop browsers or on mobile
URLs on public web sites or in email or customized mobile applications
Calls to employees, remote experts or customer care
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Jabber Guest within Cisco Jabber Portfolio

Guest Users
DMZ
Enterprise Users
Office Workers
Cisco Jabber Guest
Cisco
Expressway
Remote Workers
Cisco Jabber
Cisco Jabber
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Jabber Guest Key Features
Simple and registration-free access

to enterprise video
HTTP based call control (WebRTC

compatible)
Firewall/NAT traversal
REST APIs on server for link management
Guest users can use:
1:1 or conference call

Video or audio-only option
Pre-call confirmation with video
preview
Mid-call features for guest users
Keypad (DTMF)
Mute audio or video
Full-screen video
Camera or audio device selection
Self-view
iPhone and iPad

Android smartphone and tablets
Windows IE, Firefox, Chrome browsers
Mac OSX Safari, Firefox, Chrome browsers
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Brilliant High-Definition Video for Guest Users
Standards based audio and video engine

Video H.264 AVC (up to 720p)
Audio* Opus, G.722, G.722.1, G.711a/-law, G.729a
Best quality video in any circumstances
Optimized for each platform

Cisco ClearPath technology
Video rate adaption (RTCP)
TelePresence interoperable
Personal to immersive room-based

Point to point or to conference bridge
* Note:
- Opus delivers market requirement for low bandwidth / dirty network codec. It requires Unified CM 11.0 or higher.
- G.722 is a wideband codec preferred over G.711 by Unified CM.
- G.722.1 requires Unified CM 8.6(1) or higher.
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Guest User Experiences

Sales Department
Web SDK for Desktop Browser

Web Brower on Desktop
(Plug-in or add-on required)
Mobile SDK for
Mobile Application
Native Jabber Guest

Application on Mobile
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Browser Plug-in and Add-on for Guest User

One time download/install on guest users computer
Safari
Internet Explorer
Chrome
Firefox
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Two-step process!
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Key Use Cases for Jabber Guest

Enhance Customer
interactions
Extend Experts Reach

and Productivity
Offer Temporary Guest

Access across
Businesses, Governments
Add voice, video, and data sharing to your website,

email communications, and mobile applications
Customer Care in retail and financial services
Extend unified communications benefits to the entire

ecosystem of an enterprise
Involving experts in healthcare, financial services,
and education
Help associates, customers, partners, suppliers,

consultants, etc. reach your employees
HR interviews
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Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Wall of America Powered by Cisco
Fans, celebrities appear
on the show
using Jabber Guest
integrated into the Jimmy
Kimmel Live! portal
Wall of America on The Broadcast
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Jabber Guest Work Flow in Wall of America

Jabber Guest User
JKL Web Sign Up
JKL Producer
Wall of
America
Participant gets
added to
database
JKL Producers use database to
select participants
to interview for the show
Unique Jabber Guest URL created:

https://example.com/call/JohnDoe
Selected users will receive an email with Guest URL and time of meeting
Select participants click URL to talk to JKL producers using unique URL JKL Producers
screen users
When ready, producers transfer
the video directly to WOA
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Available
Today
Cisco Jabber Guest 10.6
BFCP-based desktop sharing (from

business to guest)
Swipe between shared content and

far-end view
Toggle self view
Zoom and pan
Up to 2Mbps
G722 wideband codec support
Move/hide self-view on desktop
MR1 (10.6.8)
MR2 (10.6.9)
iOS 9 full support

Mac OS X 10.11 support
Android 6.0 support
Opus codec support
Start call without video (audio only)
Auto start call, skip self preview screen
MR3 (10.6.10)
Internet Explorer 11 support on Windows 10
VMWare ESXi 6.0 support
MR4 (10.6.11)
Mobile APIs to disable runtime logging

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Jabber Guest User Experience

Demo
Deployment Architecture
Jabber Guest Solution Architecture

Consumer/ Partner
(from public website or in email)
Business
(Remote Experts, Customer Service)
Public Internet
Enterprise
Cisco
Expressway
Jabber Guest
Server
Unified CM or
Business Edition
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Required Components Foundation

Internet
DMZ
Expressway-C
(VCS-C) (X8.2 or
higher)
Enterprise
Expressway-E
(VCS-E) (X8.2 or
higher)
Guest User
Desktop browser
Jabber Guest Mobile
Custom mobile app

(or web page)
developed using
Guest SDK
Jabber Guest
Server
Unified CM or
BE 6000 (8.6
or higher)
MCU
(Optional)
VCS: Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server

MCU: Multipoint Control Unit
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Jabber Guest Server
Deployed as a virtual server using .ova file from Cisco
Requires VMware vSphere 5.0 or higher as the hypervisor
Uses CentOS 6.7 64-bit
Server models including Cisco Business Edition 6000 (BE6000),

Cisco Business Edition 7000 (BE7000), and UC on UCS Tested
Reference Configurations with a Full UC Performance CPU
Highly recommend using the Cisco UCS to simplify and maximize

performance
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Other requirements:
2 logical CPUs with
1 core per CPU
100 GB storage
4 GB RAM
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Jabber Guest Basic Deployment Example

Internet
DMZ
Expressway-C
(VCS-C)
Enterprise
Expressway-E
(VCS-E)
Guest User
Unified CM or
BE 6000
HTTP-based
call control
SIP
RTP/SRTP
Jabber Guest
Server
MCU
(Optional)
Jabber Guest serves up JavaScript call control based on URL

Jabber Guest converts HTTP call request to SIP INVITE
STUN/TURN
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Basic Call Message Flow

Jabber Guest User
Expressway-E
TLS
Handshake
Expressway-C
TLS
Handshake
Call Control HTTP(S)
Jabber Guest Server
(Non-)TLS
Handshake
HTTP-based
call control
SIP
TURN Relay
Credentials via
Expressway API
Client got TURN

Relay credentials
TURN STUN
Binding
Enterprise
Endpoint
Unified CM
RTP/SRTP
STUN/TURN
Call button will appear on the guest client

when the binding was successful.
Call Control HTTP(S)
SIP (TLS)
(s)RTP
sRTP
sRTP
SIP (TLS)
SIP (TLS)
(s)RTP
(s)RTP
(s)RTP
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Expressway-E/VCS-E Single NIC Deployment Model

Internet
DMZ
Expressway-C
(VCS-C)
Expressway-E
(VCS-E)
Enterprise
SINGLE NIC
Guest User
Public IP
or
NAT IP
HTTP-based
call control
SIP
RTP/SRTP
Private IP
Unified CM or
BE 6000
Jabber Guest
Server
STUN/TURN
MCU
(Optional)
SIP call control is between Jabber Guest server and Expressway-C (VCS-C)
When using NAT on the Internet-DMZ interface, Jabber Guest server remaps SDP from the
NAT IP to the Expressway-E (VCS-E) Private IP
Does not use Expressway (VCS) traversal zone for media (uses port range)
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Expressway-E/VCS-E Dual NIC Deployment Model

Internet
DMZ
Expressway-C
(VCS-C)
Expressway-E
(VCS-E)
Enterprise
DUAL NIC
Guest User
Public IPe
Public IPi
or
NAT IP
HTTP-based
call control
SIP
RTP/SRTP
Private IPe
Private IPi
Unified CM or
BE 6000
Jabber Guest
Server
STUN/TURN
MCU
(Optional)
SIP call control is between Jabber Guest server and Expressway-E (VCS-E)
When using NAT on the Internet-DMZ interface, Jabber Guest server remaps
SDP from the NAT IP to the Expressway-E (VCS-E) external Private IP
Uses Expressway (VCS) traversal zone for media
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VCS-Registered Endpoint via Unified CM

Internet
DMZ
Expressway-C
(VCS-C)
Enterprise
Expressway-E
(VCS-E)
Guest User
Unified CM or
BE 6000
Jabber Guest
Server
HTTP-based
call control
SIP
RTP/SRTP
STUN/TURN
VCS
Requires Jabber Guest 10.5 or higher

Supports calls to VCS-registered endpoints where Unified CM is in the call signaling path
Does not support the deployment without Unified CM
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Jabber Guest in Customer Care Environment

Internet
DMZ
Enterprise
Expressway C
(VCS C)
Expressway E
(VCS E)
Guest User
UCCE/PCCE/UCCX
HTTP-based
call control
SIP
RTP/SRTP
STUN/TURN
Jabber Guest
Server
UCCE 10.0 in Remote Expert 1.9 CVD and PCCE 10.5

UCCX 10.5 validated up to 100 sessions
Video in queue through MediaSense
Rich video experience, including HD
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Cisco UBE,
VXML-GW
Cisco
UCM
MCU
MediaSense
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Jabber Guest without Expressway (VCS)

Internet
DMZ
Only for lab testing or PoC (Proof of Concept)

NOT supported as production deployment
Expressway C
(VCS C)
Enterprise
Expressway E
(VCS E)
SIP Trunk
Unified CM or
BE 6000
Jabber Guest
Server
The guest user has to

be inside the network!
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Clustering Jabber Guest
Jabber Guest Cluster
Primarily for high availability and redundancy
Same scale as a single standalone server
Jabber Guest
Server Standalone
Targeting 2,000 concurrent sessions via a

standalone server
Or
Jabber Guest server priority is set in

Expressway-C (VCS-C)
In multi-cluster environments, clusters are

independent of each other
Setup and manage cluster via platform CLI
Jabber Guest Cluster
Primary
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Secondary Secondary
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Key Steps to Setup Jabber Guest Cluster

On Jabber
Guest Server
On Jabber
Guest Server
On Expressway
or VCS
On Expressway
or VCS
Initiate clustering by nominating one of the servers as

Primary
Set other two servers as Secondary and have them join the
cluster
Add Jabber Guest servers in the cluster with associated
priority
Create a neighbor zone for each Jabber Guest server
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Jabber Guest Clustering Nominating Primary Node
Access the 1st Jabber Guest server via CLI root access
1
You will need to use
this cluster
administrator
account information
to add the Secondary
servers.
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Jabber Guest Clustering Nominating Primary Node
Changes will not take affect until Tomcat service is restarted

4
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Jabber Guest Clustering Adding Secondary Nodes
Access the 2nd Jabber Guest server via CLI root access
Make the server to join the cluster (this will erase all current configuration in the server and
copy the configuration from the Primary node)
[root@jabberguestnodeB ~]# cluster join 10.99.150.155
WARNING This operation will clear all existing data on this server.
Restart Tomcat for changes to take effect
Repeat the above steps on the 3rd Jabber Guest server
Enable communications between the Secondary servers
On the 1st Secondary server, enter cluster allow <the 2nd Secondary server IP or hostname>
On the 2nd Secondary server, enter cluster allow <the 1st Secondary server IP or hostname>
Check the cluster status by typing cluster status
[root@jabberguestnodeC ~]# cluster status

10.99.150.155 PRIMARY
10.99.150.156 SECONDARY
---> 10.99.150.157 SECONDARY
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Important Considerations for Clustering
Only 3-node cluster is supported (3 operational servers are required for full
redundancy)
When a secondary server joins a cluster, all of the data on the secondary server
gets erased (If you need to retain the data, back up the secondary server before
joining it to the cluster)
After a server is removed from its cluster, it cannot be run as a standalone Cisco
Jabber Guest instance (the server must be reinstalled to become standalone)
Configure SIP trunk in Cisco Unified CM (for lab purpose) or zone in

Expressway (VCS) to each server in the cluster
Allow some time (1 to several seconds) for new call links to be replicated to all
the servers when they are added in one of the servers in the cluster
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Key Configurations
Expressway Option Key Requirements

Expressway-C
Expressway-E
Important: Advanced Networking (AN)

license is required for the Dual NIC
Expressway-E deployment.
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Trunks and Zones Configuration Example

Expressway-E
(VCS-E)
DMZ
UC
Traversal
Zone
Use VCS SIP trunk template on

Unified CM (CCS, Device Pool)
Expressway-C
(VCS-C)
SIP Trunk
Neighbor
Zone
UC
Traversal
Zone
Unified CM or
BE 6000
Neighbor
Zone
SIP
Server
Neighbor Zone:
One per each Jabber Guest server
Created on Expressway-C (VCS-C)
for Single NIC Deployment
Jabber Guest
Server
Created on Expressway-E (VCS-E)

for Dual NIC Deployment
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Trunks and Zones Configuration Example (Cont.)

Unified CM
Expressway-C (VCS-C)
Expressway-E (VCS-E)
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Call Control and Media Configurations

Call Control and Media
SIP
Cisco Expressway-C
Cisco Expressway-E
Cisco Expressway-E Address Map
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Configuring Call Routing Options

Choose this option
for all production
deployment.
Typically used only in

a lab environment for
basic testing before
Expressway (VCS) is
introduced.
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Configuring SIP
The SIP domain will be

used to complete the
destination address when
the domain part was not
included in Destination
during the call link
creation
Choose the 1st option to

leverage Expressway-C load
balancing.
Choose the 2nd option when
multiple Expressway-C
addresses are specified
above.
Multiple Expressway-C
addresses can be
entered for load
balancing (comma
separated, no space)
The 3rd option is for the Dual

NIC deployment.
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Configuring TURN Credentials

Multiple Expressway-C addresses
can be entered for load balancing
(comma separated, no space).
Choose the 1st option to leverage
HTTP load balancing from the Cisco
Expressway-C by sending TURN
credential requests to the Cisco
Expressway-C that sent the HTTP.
Choose the 2nd when multiple
Expressway-C are specified above.
Jabber Guest server requires admin
credentials of Expressway-C to
access TURN API to reserve TURN
resource.
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Configuring TURN Server

Multiple Expressway-E
addresses can be
entered for load
balancing (comma
separated, no space)
In a large ExpresswayE deployment, up to 6
ports can be configured
for load balancing (e.g.
3478-3483)
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Configuring Static NAT
If static NAT is used on

Expressway, turn on Static
NAT mode and enter IP
NAT information on Jabber
Guest.
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Expressway (VCS) Certificate in Jabber Guest
Add Expressway (VCS)

certificate to Jabber
Guest to enable SIP
over TLS between
Expressway (VCS) and
Jabber Guest.
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Adding Jabber Guest Call Links
Administrator configures call links
No hard limit on the max number of links

(25,000 links were tested by Cisco)
Examples
URL dialing:
https://example-jabberg.com/call/janedoe@example.com
8-digit domain name:

https://example-jabberg.com/call/12345678@example.com
Custom:
https://example-jabberg.com/call/ServiceDepartment
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Configuring Call Link Details
Set time boundaries on links lifetime

Set timer to start a call automatically
(works on both web and mobile clients)
Set policy to control the guest users
ability to add video in his/her calls
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Ad-Hoc Call Link
More open approach (let guest users

enter the info about the destination)
Call link does not exist in Jabber Guest

database
Must be enabled to route calls
Call will be sent to Expressway or

Unified CM using the route string (string
right next to /call/ in the call link)
System-wide
Route String
Ad Hoc Call Link Example:

https://jabberguest.example.com/call/seongho@example.com
This call link
doesnt exist in
the database.
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Managing Call Links in Bulk
Multiple call links can be managed via

Jabber Guest APIs (server-side RESTful
APIs)
APIs can create, update, delete or

retrieve information about call links
One API call per second is recommended

(e.g., creating no more than 60 call links
in one minute)
POST https://{jabberguest}/cjg-api/rest/links HTTP/1.1

{
"isEnabled":"true",
"requestPath":"tech_support",
"destination":"5555",
"displayName":"(name not available)",
"callerName":"jsmith",
"validBefore":"2015-03-25T19:19:17.200Z",
"linkPrefix":"https://jabberguest/call/",
"useUniqueSipAlias":"false"
}
https://developer.cisco.com/site/jabberguestsdk/documents/guest-server-api/v10_6_9/#introduction
Example of Create Link Request
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Deployment Considerations
The request path in the call link cannot be changed once the link is created
Do not to modify any files on the Jabber Guest server
When Expressway is not deployed, limit your testing only with guest users who
can access the internal network where Jabber Guest server resides
You must have a separate Expressway-C and Expressway-E pair or cluster for
Mobile and Remote Access (cannot use the same setup for both Jabber Guest
and Mobile and Remote Access)
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Jabber Guest SDK
Jabber Guest SDK for Web
Simple way to implement Jabber Guest

video call function within a web page on
desktop or laptop
The call widget can be embedded using

iFrame element
Navigating away from the active call page

will end the call (Jabber Guest will first
prompt the user to confirm the close)
Hyperlink can be used to add the call link

on a web page
<div>
<iframe id="jabberguest"
src="https://jabberguest.example.com/call/1000?widget
=true">
</iframe>
</div>
The widget is set up to call extension 1000, and to use

Jabber Guest server at jabberguest.example.com.
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Jabber Guest SDK for Mobile
Sample
Projects
Sample
Projects
APIs
APIs
Tutorials &
References
SDK
Tutorials &
References
SDK for
Android
SDK for
Apple iOS
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Example: Simple SDK Integration on Apple iOS

Using Pre-Packaged View Controller Class
CJGuestCallViewController
Your Apps UI
Your Apps UI
Preview
Live Video
Support
Live Video
Support
In Call View
Call
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Example: Simple SDK Integration on Android

Using Activity
JabberGuestCallActivity
Your apps UI
Your apps UI
Preview
Live Video support
Live Video support
In Call
View
Call
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Example: Advanced SDK Integration on Apple iOS

Using Custom Views
Remote video using
Your Apps UI
Live
Video
Support
remoteView
Call bar view using
CJGuestCallBarView
Self video using
selfView
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Example: Advanced SDK Integration on Android

Using Custom Views
Your Apps UI
Live Video
Support
Remote video using
RemoteView
Call bar using
CallBarView
Self video using
SelfView
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Activation License for Cisco H.264 AVC in 3rd Party Apps

3rd parties must use the activation
mechanism of Jabber Guest SDK for
iOS/Android in their apps to be
covered by Ciscos H.264 license and
royalty payments to MPEG-LA
Your
custom
mobile app
with Jabber
Guest SDK
Guest users must activate one time

before calls are made
Calls
activated in
your custom
mobile app
Important: 3rd parties that use Jabber Guest SDK for

iOS/Android in their apps without the Cisco activation
mechanism will need to license H.264 from MPEG-LA
and pay them royalties.
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Closing Thoughts
Takeaways
Cisco Jabber Guest is a great solution to:
Expand your business reach and cut costs
Enrich your interactions with customers, partners, and suppliers
Make experts easily accessible by people outside of your organization
Increase customer satisfaction resulting in more business
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https://developer.cisco.com/site/
jabber-guestsdk/guestsdk/
Jabber Guest in Cisco DevNet
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Extend the Reach of Your Cisco

Video Solution with Cisco Jabber

Clustering Jabber Guest

Jabber Guest SDK

What is Cisco Jabber Guest?

An on-premises based B2C video solution from Cisco

Allows business to extend collaboration to its customers, partners, suppliers alike

URLs on public web sites or in email or customized mobile applications

Calls to employees, remote experts or customer care

Jabber Guest within Cisco Jabber Portfolio

Cisco Jabber Guest

Jabber Guest Key Features

Simple and registration-free access

HTTP based call control (WebRTC

REST APIs on server for link management

Guest users can use:

1:1 or conference call

Mid-call features for guest users

iPhone and iPad

Brilliant High-Definition Video for Guest Users

Standards based audio and video engine

Best quality video in any circumstances

Optimized for each platform

Personal to immersive room-based

Guest User Experiences

Web SDK for Desktop Browser

Native Jabber Guest

Browser Plug-in and Add-on for Guest User

Key Use Cases for Jabber Guest

Extend Experts Reach

Offer Temporary Guest

Add voice, video, and data sharing to your website,

Extend unified communications benefits to the entire

Help associates, customers, partners, suppliers,

Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Wall of America on The Broadcast

Jabber Guest Work Flow in Wall of America

JKL Web Sign Up

Unique Jabber Guest URL created:

Cisco Jabber Guest 10.6

BFCP-based desktop sharing (from

Swipe between shared content and

G722 wideband codec support

Move/hide self-view on desktop

iOS 9 full support

Internet Explorer 11 support on Windows 10

VMWare ESXi 6.0 support

Mobile APIs to disable runtime logging

Jabber Guest User Experience

Jabber Guest Solution Architecture

Required Components Foundation

Custom mobile app

VCS: Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server

Jabber Guest Server

Deployed as a virtual server using .ova file from Cisco

Requires VMware vSphere 5.0 or higher as the hypervisor

Uses CentOS 6.7 64-bit

Server models including Cisco Business Edition 6000 (BE6000),

Highly recommend using the Cisco UCS to simplify and maximize

Jabber Guest Basic Deployment Example

Jabber Guest serves up JavaScript call control based on URL

Basic Call Message Flow

Call Control HTTP(S)