Thanks @ducktapepilot and nice name by the way! If you havent seen it yet, it may be helpful to checkout my video on that: ruclips.net/video/X3e3Ygitxng/видео.html
I used cube for long time but recently started using Oracle Border Control. The difference between Cisco Cube and Oracle product (cube) is so much that 1st I got shocked as there is no comparison i can do between them. Oracle is 20th century product with so much details and GUI. It provide u graphs, exact call traces graphically, , handle more calls than cisco while while cisco cube can be labelled as cave people in front of SBC it. It is my personal perspective you can check urself.
@@mandeepmails as a long time cisco Engineer i just realised that other vendors are doing wonderful jobs too. I am a cisco Engineer not an Oracle engineer but I really wish Cisco Cube can come 50% equal or more to Oracle product. It is just like comparing DOS with Windows NO comparison. Technically big issues for example if you need to trace lot of calls for different reasons only in cisco CUBE you need to capture logs or do searching is a lengthy task and not like Oracle all GUI and so quick traceability. Anyway not saying cisco is bad but saying they have lot to improve for smaller customer Cisco Cube is cheaper and will do but medium or larger customers CUBE is not a great choice
@@alikhurram yes I agree with you on this. There’s a lot fancy stuff Cisco can do in terms of tools to get runtime logs. Similarly Ribbon sbc I work with in addition to Cisco cube got some good stuff. Like LX tool that’s easy and straightforward
@@mandeepmails @alikhurram thank you for sharing your insights....i am also interested in learning about the Oracle SBC and RIbbon.....can you guys give me some information on how i can get to learn more about these devices and lab them up ? Thanks in advance!!
Brett, you rock, thanks for the video man, one of the best for people that are learning from the beginning
thank you for the kind words Esteban
great video, I never knew about the nbar function,.. pretty cool
can't wait to try it out on my 4k router. Thanks Brett
Nice video. Would love to see more setup videos for CUBE. Also for using CUBE with MS Teams. Thanks
Thanks Pragya.
Great video! I would be interested in learning more about TLS and remote locations. My company is looking at a similar setup in the near future.
Thanks @ducktapepilot and nice name by the way! If you havent seen it yet, it may be helpful to checkout my video on that: ruclips.net/video/X3e3Ygitxng/видео.html
@@bretthall7795 I will check that out, thanks!
I used cube for long time but recently started using Oracle Border Control. The difference between Cisco Cube and Oracle product (cube) is so much that 1st I got shocked as there is no comparison i can do between them.
Oracle is 20th century product with so much details and GUI. It provide u graphs, exact call traces graphically, , handle more calls than cisco while while cisco cube can be labelled as cave people in front of SBC it. It is my personal perspective you can check urself.
There are many things Ribbon & Oracle SBCs can't do. But Cisco Cube does it for long time :)
@@mandeepmails as a long time cisco Engineer i just realised that other vendors are doing wonderful jobs too. I am a cisco Engineer not an Oracle engineer but I really wish Cisco Cube can come 50% equal or more to Oracle product.
It is just like comparing DOS with Windows NO comparison.
Technically big issues for example if you need to trace lot of calls for different reasons only in cisco CUBE you need to capture logs or do searching is a lengthy task and not like Oracle all GUI and so quick traceability.
Anyway not saying cisco is bad but saying they have lot to improve for smaller customer Cisco Cube is cheaper and will do but medium or larger customers CUBE is not a great choice
@@alikhurram yes I agree with you on this. There’s a lot fancy stuff Cisco can do in terms of tools to get runtime logs.
Similarly Ribbon sbc I work with in addition to Cisco cube got some good stuff. Like LX tool that’s easy and straightforward
@@mandeepmails @alikhurram thank you for sharing your insights....i am also interested in learning about the Oracle SBC and RIbbon.....can you guys give me some information on how i can get to learn more about these devices and lab them up ? Thanks in advance!!