Joel,
    a few key points:
    1)Only 1 UCM Group can have auto registration enabled.  if you have 12
groups in the UCM cluster, still only 1 can have auto reg.  NOTE that this
means that no matter WHAT device pool you WANT a phone to end up in, it's
going to take the auto-register information from the UCM config and apply it
to that phone.
    2) you can have all 3 servers in your UCM group (if you had as many)
with auto reg turned on.  style points whether each of those servers have
different DN ranges or they pull from the same 'pool' of numbers...I
personally try to break them up (helps you tell which server assigned the
DN).  which leads me to my next point...
    3) I don't know if this is a technical edict or just experience
speaking.  The first UCM server in the UCM group will exhaust its entire
pool of numbers before it goes to the second server to look for a DN
(keeping in mind those pesky 'unassigned numbers in the Route Plan Report).


The PFM as it relates to getting a DN of 1000, probably a snapshot
sequencing issue.  the only downside I've found with how quickly these guys
busted their asses to get these products out as fast as they did.  All in
all, I'm good with a few typos :)

On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 11:05 AM, Joel Jose <joeljose...@gmail.com> wrote:

> inorder to have HQ phones and B1phones autoregister.. how do we go about
> it?? i mean they have diff DN ranges right...so got a little confusing... in
> the PG the screenshots solving this are causing me to be confused... both
> pub and sub will have the same autoregister DN range?? and can more than 1
> server have autoregistration enabled in the same cluster? how does in  the
> subsequent screenshot the BR1 phone gets DN of 1000 range automagically??
> thanks for your time,
> joel.
>
> --
> "it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years."
> Abraham Lincoln
>
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