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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 31, 2015
Filed:
Jun. 18, 2012
Thomas D. Greenslade, Berkshire, GB;
Guy C. Leaver, Berkshire, GB;
Murlin H. Coffey, Iii, Purcellville, VA (US);
Ian D. Hughes, Slough, GB;
Jason Cresswell, Buckinghamshire, GB;
Thomas D. Greenslade, Berkshire, GB;
Guy C. Leaver, Berkshire, GB;
Murlin H. Coffey, III, Purcellville, VA (US);
Ian D. Hughes, Slough, GB;
Jason Cresswell, Buckinghamshire, GB;
Cisco Technology, Inc., San Jose, CA (US);
Abstract
Multicast media notifications are provided when unicast media encoders are unavailable to serve endpoints that send a communication session request to a call control device. When the call control device receives a communication session request from an endpoint, a determination is made as to whether any one of a plurality of unicast media encoders is available for the communication session request. When it is determined that none of the plurality of unicast media encoders is available, the endpoint is connected to a multicast media encoder that presents a multicast media notification to the endpoint.