Hi Steve, I am working on the same thing. Assuming RSVP that it was working before WAN MLP was configured, please check a couple of things:
1) the ip rsvp bandwidth XYZ is configured under interface virtual-template <> 2) the IOS version of your routers. #2 was the reason why mine was not working. My HQ was using 12.4.15T, when all other routers are 12.4.20T. After spending 4 hours looking at this, I noticed the IOS discrepency, and upgraded the HQ router and it worked right away... > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Sun, 14 Nov 2010 15:54:12 -0500 > From: "Stern, Larry" <larry.st...@nuvt.com> > To: <ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.com> > Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] IP RSVP > Message-ID: > <7a9cd5557b56734d9e44c62bd440454d04577...@ny01em02.nuvt.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > > Hi all > > I going crazy trying to figure out this issue. I use a Hardware VPN to > connect to PL > with 7960 and 7961 phones. I am doing LAB 10A part 10.1 RSVP call agent. > > I have BR1 to HQ set to Manadtory under the Locations in CUCM and have all > the DP settings and MRG and MRGL's as per the PG guide. My HQ and BR1 > routers have ip rsvp bandwidth set to 80K on interface serial 0/0/1.0.1 on > both Routers and my software MTP's are registered. But when I make one call > between HQ and BR1 or vice versa, I get not enough bandwidth. My max > sessions software is set for 4 on my router dspfarm MTP profile on both > sides. If I remove the mandatory RSVP setting on the locations in CUCM, I > can make the call no problem. Has anyone run into a similar issue? > > After getting frustrated I dumped the final config's into the routers and > have the same issue. >
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