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Cisco Collaboration: Webex and Hybrid Communications Architecture
Separate meeting, messaging, calling and contact-center needs, and plan Webex Calling–Unified CM coexistence using the official local-gateway diagram.

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Office, remote work and meeting experiences are parts of the same environment. Identity, device management, audio and video quality, and application access are assessed together. Network capacity and access policies are aligned with daily workflows.
A unified-communications assessment brings users, phones, meeting rooms and remote-working scenarios into the same scope. Document the numbering plan, carrier connectivity, identity services and network quality first. Where on-premises systems coexist with cloud services, establish clear migration boundaries and ownership. The Webex Calling reference illustrates cloud and local-connectivity roles, not a carrier, device or subscription choice for your organisation. Validate call quality, routing and interruption scenarios in a pilot.
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The unnumbered Webex Unified CM PBX figure is transcribed here. Red lines are call relationships, not a physical cabling plan. Control Hub, Meetings and Contact Center are not attached to this calling diagram when absent from the source.
Inventory and application dependencies establish the baseline. Architecture, capacity expectations and security rules are clarified with the relevant teams. Pilot scope, acceptance criteria and rollback steps are documented before implementation. Migration waves follow business impact; each wave compares essential access, critical application flows and monitoring evidence.
Topology, configuration ownership and maintenance procedures belong in the handover. Monitoring and escalation follow the organisation’s operating model. Product and service scope is clarified through discovery; support levels are agreed contractually. Share your requirements with Trustnet to assess practical options for your existing infrastructure.
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