The number at the end of the trunk name is the value of the specific server that is found in the ctiID field in the record for that server in the CallManager table in the SQL database.
If the trunk is not registering from both servers, there are two things you need to check: 1. Confirm that the CallManager group that the trunk is assigned to contains both servers. If it only has one, only that server will register with Gatekeeper. 2. If you get a situation where you have it set correctly, but one server won't register, reset the CallManager service, and then do a reset on the trunk itself. It should register right up. Cliff ----- Original Message ----- From: Scott ODonnell To: Tech Guy Cc: OSL Group ; James Key Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 10:56 AM Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] Registering CCM 4.1.3 Pub & Sub to IOSGatekeeper I have always been under the impression that the numbering for the trunks is NOT based on the registeration order at all. The "1" in Trunk_1 will always be the publisher of the cluster. The "2" in Trunk_2 will always be a subscriber. Specifically, it will be based on the order the subscriber was added to the cluster. I vaguely remember reading that the number is assigned based on a value established when server joins the cluster. On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Tech Guy <[email protected]> wrote: Hi, Is this possible? Each time I tried it only the Sub (primary call processing engine) got registered with the gatekeeper. I have seen people do it here with UCM 6/7, I am just wondering if it can be done with CCM 4. I want the Pub & Sub to register to the gatekeeper as two distinct trunks eg as gk-trunk_1 and gk-trunk_2. Thanks. Tech Guy
