Cisco Routers Review
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We consult and integrate all of Cisco's voice applications and contact center. Obviously, the routing application and the routing protocols are very important. Cisco has always been the leader in routing. With all the security embedded and everything we can put at the edge, whether it be CDP modules—and I go back a little bit to the ISR modules—it's always been the Swiss Army knife of that piece of hardware, which has been awesome to work with throughout my career.
Pros
- Kind of the Swiss Army knife. The ability to put network modules in there that do CVP, intrusion prevention, and detection. It's just all the arrays, not just being a great router, but just kind of the ability to kind of plug and play everything you need with it. Again, also pushing applications toward the edge, whether it be security or call center queuing. That's where Cisco and how they've advanced call center voice has really pushed the envelope with your router line.
Cons
- The interface has gotten better to use. We don't have to use green screen anymore, but honestly, I don't really have any complaints.
Return on Investment
- A lot. It's also shaped my career, so I love it.
Other Software Used
Webex App
