Hi Gregg, Here's my approach, which doesn't mean it's the best, but it works for me the best.
I create PT-INTERNAL and create the following CSS's: CSS-INTERNAL < this will be for incoming calls, gw. CSS-HQ-FULL CSS-HQ-LD CSS-BR1-FULL CSS-BR1-LD CSS-BR2-FULL CSS-BR2-LD All these initially will contain PT-INTERNAL. Then per-tasks, I add new PT-PSTN-HQ-LOCAL, PT-PSTN-BR1-LOCAL, PT-PSTN-BR2-LOCAL and add it to corresponding CSS's. then if I have two sites in USA (same dial-plan), I add for LD/INTERNATIONAL: PT-PSTN-NANP-LD, PT-PSTN-NANP-INTERNATIONAL and add to corresponding CSS's... and it doesn't really take that long time updating the CSS's, I think it takes more time if you deploy line/device approach at the end, and start to re-test everything from the scratch... could take up to 20 minutes with the tests, and then add whatever time it takes you to fix the problems you encounter. But again, it's imho. Regards, On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 4:27 PM, Gregg Malcolm <gregg.malc...@gmail.com>wrote: > As I go through the vol 2 labs, I find myself getting wrapped around the > axle with device (phone) css'es in UCM. I'm trying to make a least number > of repeat touches to the same item and with some of the requirements of the > labs (translations, etc.) I find myself sometimes struggling with COR. > Since the phones need to get configured relatively early in the day when all > of the issues regarding COR might not be obvious, I'm wondering if it's not > just a good idea to use the line/device approach always (unless asked not > to). That way, I can get my dial plan working and hit COR (on the lines) > towards the end when I know everything is working. I'd re-test obviously. > Just wondering what has worked for people and any advantage/disadvantages. > > Thanks, Gregg > > _______________________________________________ > For more information regarding industry leading CCIE Lab training, please > visit www.ipexpert.com > >
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