Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton

2013-10-11 Thread ramesh

hi All,

Thanks for your responses.

One of the things I noticed was ifnbsp; I do not manipulate the calling number 
from 525 to 9525nbsp; then while placing a call directlynbsp; from 
the pstn line 525 tonbsp; SBPh1nbsp; goes to voicemail or fails .

Is this expected behavior?


-Ramesh



From: Bill Lake lt;whl...@gmail.comgt;
Sent: Mon, 07 Oct 2013 18:17:34 
To: Martin Sloan lt;martinsloa...@gmail.comgt;
Cc: ramesh lt;rameshdol...@rediffmail.comgt;, ccie_voice 
lt;ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.comgt;
Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton
  On Number 2 you should remember in 7.0.x there is a bug with partial match 
and you might not want to risk hitting it

Bill
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On Oct 7, 2013, at 7:43 AM, Martin Sloan lt;martinsloa...@gmail.comgt; wrote:

Hi Ramesh,

Here's some answers based on my approach to configuring MVA.

1)nbsp; I would use the 4 digit number for my dial-peer and CUCM MVA number 
(3300).nbsp; Since you probably already have a translation-profile in place on 
the voice port or inbound dial-peer to chop the called number down to 4 digits, 
it makes sense to use that.


2) I don't change the calling party number and I use 'complete match' on the 
service parameter.nbsp; I set my remote destination to that full number 
(either 7 or 10 digits).

3) No manipulation required, just set the remote destination to the full number.


Marty


On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 9:52 AM, ramesh lt;rameshdol...@rediffmail.comgt; 
wrote:


Hi San,

Thanks for your reply.

1) So you're suggestion is to use 3300 or 3033300 ?

2)At the dial-peer level are you using 3300 or 3033300?nbsp; 



I way I use it is as given below : -
=

(a) If I use 3300 at the dial-peer levelnbsp; and on the callmanger as MVA 
numbernbsp; with 525 as the calling party numbernbsp; then Inbsp; 
amnbsp; ablenbsp; to havenbsp; MVA functionality .nbsp; 


(b)nbsp; Inbsp; normally call from the pstn using 3033300 from line 525( 
pstn phone)nbsp; thennbsp;nbsp; on my h323 gatewaynbsp; I strip the called 
number to last 4 digits and send to the callmanger .nbsp; 

(c) On the callmanger my MVA number is 3300.



Arenbsp; the above steps ( a to b )nbsp; correct?


Regards,
Ramesh





From: san r lt;luv...@gmail.comgt;
Sent: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 13:37:52 

To: ramesh lt;rameshdol...@rediffmail.comgt;
Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton

if you're stripping number for MVA , then mostly it wont work. Should use the 
exactly same number in Dial peer amp; and CCM MVA configurations.

I had the same issue in lab


On Sat, Oct 5, 2013 at 8:12 PM, ramesh lt;rameshdol...@rediffmail.comgt; 
wrote:


Hello Guys,

I have the following questions for MVA.


1) I am 
followingnbsp; a 4 digitnbsp; internal dial-plan fornbsp; my site B 
phonesnbsp; and 
there is a requirement that I usenbsp; 3033300nbsp; ( 7 digit number )nbsp; 
as my 
MVA numbernbsp;nbsp; thennbsp; can strip this 7 digit number tonbsp; the 
last 4 digitnbsp; number (nbsp; 3300 ) as my MVA number ?

2) Alsonbsp; my calling number isnbsp; a 7 digit number coming from 
pstnnbsp; as 525nbsp; then do I change it to 9525?



3) If incase calling number isnbsp; a 10 digit numbernbsp; then It would come 
into site B as 972525 ( which is 10 digits) is manipulation required for 
this or can I just use the complete match with 10 digits on the service 
parameter level?




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Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton

2013-10-07 Thread Martin Sloan
Hi Ramesh,

Here's some answers based on my approach to configuring MVA.

1)  I would use the 4 digit number for my dial-peer and CUCM MVA number
(3300).  Since you probably already have a translation-profile in place on
the voice port or inbound dial-peer to chop the called number down to 4
digits, it makes sense to use that.

2) I don't change the calling party number and I use 'complete match' on
the service parameter.  I set my remote destination to that full number
(either 7 or 10 digits).

3) No manipulation required, just set the remote destination to the full
number.

Marty


On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 9:52 AM, ramesh rameshdol...@rediffmail.com wrote:


 Hi San,

 Thanks for your reply.

 1) So you're suggestion is to use 3300 or 3033300 ?

 2)At the dial-peer level are you using 3300 or 3033300?


 I way I use it is as given below : -
 =

 (a) If I use 3300 at the dial-peer level  and on the callmanger as MVA
 number  with 525 as the calling party number  then I  am  able  to
 have  MVA functionality .

 (b)  I  normally call from the pstn using 3033300 from line 525( pstn
 phone)  then   on my h323 gateway  I strip the called number to last 4
 digits and send to the callmanger .

 (c) On the callmanger my MVA number is 3300.


 Are  the above steps ( a to b )  correct?


 Regards,
 Ramesh





 From: san r luv...@gmail.com
 Sent: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 13:37:52
 To: ramesh rameshdol...@rediffmail.com
 Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton

 if you're stripping number for MVA , then mostly it wont work. Should use
 the exactly same number in Dial peer  and CCM MVA configurations.

 I had the same issue in lab


 On Sat, Oct 5, 2013 at 8:12 PM, ramesh rameshdol...@rediffmail.comwrote:

 Hello Guys,

 I have the following questions for MVA.


 1) I am following  a 4 digit  internal dial-plan for  my site B phones
 and there is a requirement that I use  3033300  ( 7 digit number )  as my
 MVA number   then  can strip this 7 digit number to  the last 4 digit
 number (  3300 ) as my MVA number ?

 2) Also  my calling number is  a 7 digit number coming from pstn  as
 525  then do I change it to 9525?

 3) If incase calling number is  a 10 digit number  then It would come
 into site B as 972525 ( which is 10 digits) is manipulation required
 for this or can I just use the complete match with 10 digits on the service
 parameter level?


 -Ramesh Dollar




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Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton

2013-10-07 Thread Bill Lake
On Number 2 you should remember in 7.0.x there is a bug with partial match and 
you might not want to risk hitting it

Bill

Sent from my iPhone

On Oct 7, 2013, at 7:43 AM, Martin Sloan martinsloa...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi Ramesh,
 
 Here's some answers based on my approach to configuring MVA.
 
 1)  I would use the 4 digit number for my dial-peer and CUCM MVA number 
 (3300).  Since you probably already have a translation-profile in place on 
 the voice port or inbound dial-peer to chop the called number down to 4 
 digits, it makes sense to use that.
 
 2) I don't change the calling party number and I use 'complete match' on the 
 service parameter.  I set my remote destination to that full number (either 7 
 or 10 digits).
 
 3) No manipulation required, just set the remote destination to the full 
 number.
 
 Marty
 
 
 On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 9:52 AM, ramesh rameshdol...@rediffmail.com wrote:
 
 Hi San,
 
 Thanks for your reply.
 
 1) So you're suggestion is to use 3300 or 3033300 ?
 
 2)At the dial-peer level are you using 3300 or 3033300?  
 
 
 I way I use it is as given below : -
 =
 
 (a) If I use 3300 at the dial-peer level  and on the callmanger as MVA 
 number  with 525 as the calling party number  then I  am  able  to have  
 MVA functionality .  
 
 (b)  I  normally call from the pstn using 3033300 from line 525( pstn 
 phone)  then   on my h323 gateway  I strip the called number to last 4 
 digits and send to the callmanger .  
 
 (c) On the callmanger my MVA number is 3300.
 
 
 Are  the above steps ( a to b )  correct?
 
 
 Regards,
 Ramesh
 
 
 
 
 
 From: san r luv...@gmail.com
 Sent: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 13:37:52 
 To: ramesh rameshdol...@rediffmail.com
 Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton
 
 if you're stripping number for MVA , then mostly it wont work. Should use 
 the exactly same number in Dial peer  and CCM MVA configurations.
 
 I had the same issue in lab
 
 
 On Sat, Oct 5, 2013 at 8:12 PM, ramesh rameshdol...@rediffmail.com wrote:
 Hello Guys,
 
 I have the following questions for MVA.
 
 
 1) I am following  a 4 digit  internal dial-plan for  my site B phones  and 
 there is a requirement that I use  3033300  ( 7 digit number )  as my MVA 
 number   then  can strip this 7 digit number to  the last 4 digit  number ( 
  3300 ) as my MVA number ?
 
 2) Also  my calling number is  a 7 digit number coming from pstn  as 
 525  then do I change it to 9525?
 
 3) If incase calling number is  a 10 digit number  then It would come into 
 site B as 972525 ( which is 10 digits) is manipulation required for 
 this or can I just use the complete match with 10 digits on the service 
 parameter level?
 
 
 -Ramesh Dollar
 
 
 
 
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Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton

2013-10-06 Thread ramesh

Hi San,

Thanks for your reply.

1) So you're suggestion is to use 3300 or 3033300 ?

2)At the dial-peer level are you using 3300 or 3033300?nbsp; 


I way I use it is as given below : -
=

(a) If I use 3300 at the dial-peer levelnbsp; and on the callmanger as MVA 
numbernbsp; with 525 as the calling party numbernbsp; then Inbsp; 
amnbsp; ablenbsp; to havenbsp; MVA functionality .nbsp; 

(b)nbsp; Inbsp; normally call from the pstn using 3033300 from line 525( 
pstn phone)nbsp; thennbsp;nbsp; on my h323 gatewaynbsp; I strip the called 
number to last 4 digits and send to the callmanger .nbsp; 

(c) On the callmanger my MVA number is 3300.


Arenbsp; the above steps ( a to b )nbsp; correct?


Regards,
Ramesh





From: san r lt;luv...@gmail.comgt;
Sent: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 13:37:52 
To: ramesh lt;rameshdol...@rediffmail.comgt;
Subject: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton

if you're stripping number for MVA , then mostly it wont work. Should use the 
exactly same number in Dial peer amp; and CCM MVA configurations.
I had the same issue in lab


On Sat, Oct 5, 2013 at 8:12 PM, ramesh lt;rameshdol...@rediffmail.comgt; 
wrote:

Hello Guys,

I have the following questions for MVA.


1) I am 
followingnbsp; a 4 digitnbsp; internal dial-plan fornbsp; my site B 
phonesnbsp; and 
there is a requirement that I usenbsp; 3033300nbsp; ( 7 digit number )nbsp; 
as my 
MVA numbernbsp;nbsp; thennbsp; can strip this 7 digit number tonbsp; the 
last 4 digitnbsp; number (nbsp; 3300 ) as my MVA number ?

2) Alsonbsp; my calling number isnbsp; a 7 digit number coming from 
pstnnbsp; as 525nbsp; then do I change it to 9525?


3) If incase calling number isnbsp; a 10 digit numbernbsp; then It would come 
into site B as 972525 ( which is 10 digits) is manipulation required for 
this or can I just use the complete match with 10 digits on the service 
parameter level?



-Ramesh Dollar




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Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] MVA confusion and quesiton

2013-10-05 Thread ramesh
Guys,

Any update?


From: rameshlt;rameshdol...@rediffmail.comgt;
Sent: Sat, 05 Oct 2013 20:12:14 
To: ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.comlt;ccie_voice@onlinestudylist.comgt;
Subject: MVA confusion and quesiton
Hello Guys,

I have the following questions for MVA.


1) I am 
followingnbsp; a 4 digitnbsp; internal dial-plan fornbsp; my site B 
phonesnbsp; and 
there is a requirement that I usenbsp; 3033300nbsp; ( 7 digit number )nbsp; 
as my 
MVA numbernbsp;nbsp; thennbsp; can strip this 7 digit number tonbsp; the 
last 4 digitnbsp; number (nbsp; 3300 ) as my MVA number ?

2) Alsonbsp; my calling number isnbsp; a 7 digit number coming from 
pstnnbsp; as 525nbsp; then do I change it to 9525?

3) If incase calling number isnbsp; a 10 digit numbernbsp; then It would come 
into site B as 972525 ( which is 10 digits) is manipulation required for 
this or can I just use the complete match with 10 digits on the service 
parameter level?


-Ramesh Dollar



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