Is there any command to see which application currently holds access to the
isdn interface.
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 2:37 PM, Paul and Bobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Thanks Jacob
> >
> > I tried that and it changed the command
> > to
> > application
> > global
> > service alternate DEFAU
that's indeed what happens when enabling traffic shaping. For more info,
there's a thread on this of some 2 weeks old.
cheers,
Juan
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that's indeed what happens when enabling traffic shaping. For more info,
there's a thread on this of some 2 weeks old.
cheers,
Juan
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> Thanks Jacob
>
> I tried that and it changed the command
> to
> application
> global
> service alternate DEFAULT
>
> but still no luck.
>
> Here is the output of the sho isdn stat. Link is up but huts not being
> utilised by h323 (SRST)
>
> BR1-RTR#sho isdn stat
> Global ISDN Switchtype = pri
Guys,
It is normal that when I have configured VATS, once performed the comand "show
policy-map" it displays the percentage bandwidth in relation to the CIR (33%/
121 Kbps), and it does not apply the percentage in relation to the command
"bandwidth" configured under the serial ???
--
Ports 1-48 are available for use with analog devices or for SMDI
connections. If you are using the VG248 with SMDI, port 00 is used to
transmit and receive voice mail messages to Cisco CallManager. If you are
using the VG248 for analog devices only, this port appears, but it is not
functional.
On
Should be used for voicemail.
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Paul and Bobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> What is the first port on VG248 used for. Port 0??
>
What is the first port on VG248 used for. Port 0??
Well, if you are North America only and your providers want 10 digits
plus a 1 on all calls, it is a no-brainer...
Jonathan
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 8:57 AM, Devildoc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes, if you use any prefix in the service parameter, then you'll need to
> use a numbering plan.
Oh yeah, forgot this on the 6500:
set vlan y/z 2x0 - where y/z is the port connected to
your call manager
--- Jacob Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All I ever do when I start is the following config
> on
> the HQ Router and 6500:
>
> HQ
> int f0/0.2X0
> encapsulation dot1q 2x0
> ip address
All I ever do when I start is the following config on
the HQ Router and 6500:
HQ
int f0/0.2X0
encapsulation dot1q 2x0
ip address 10.x.200.3 255.255.255.0
!
int f0/0
no shut
6500
set trunk x/y on dot1q
That's it, never had an issue with native vlans as 1
is normally chosen. If the lab require
You also need to make sure you've create your sub-interfaces on the HQ router,
one for data defining your native VLAN and one for voice with the correct IP
addressing scheme. You'll also need to trunk these interfaces back to the 6k
core, making sure to also define the native vlan on the correct
Thanks a lot John..it is working..
John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What you should probably do is remove the aa-hunt2 statement
and make it an aa-hunt10
That way, you can address the need for the operator and the operator option
is only 0.
John.
Thanks John.
JD
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Thu, 10 Apr 2008
10:59:28 -0500CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] GK Technology Prefix
It is standard practice to use # at the end of a tech prefix because it will
not overlap with a zone prefix n
It is standard practice to use # at the end of a tech prefix because it will
not overlap with a zone prefix number. If you are asked to use a tech
prefix without the pound, don't configure it with the pound or you will miss
the question.
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What you should probably do is remove the aa-hunt2 statement and make it an
aa-hunt10
That way, you can address the need for the operator and the operator option
is only "0".
John.
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Yes, if you use any prefix in the service parameter, then you'll need to use a
numbering plan.
jd
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manipulation on MGCP gatewaysdo you have to be using t
Hi,
In B-ACD script the hunt group with the highest aa-hunt number is the
operator group and allows this group to be reached when a caller dials 0.
param aa-hunt1 1001
param-aa-hunt2 2002.,
In the above example I need to complete the following, when I press 0, the
call should
Thanks all. I know GK will work without the # because i have tried it. I just
wanted to know if it's a standard practice or not. Let's just say that you are
asked to configure a tech prefix of 1 for hq in the lab, so would they fail you
if you don't put the # sign or would they fail you if y
Can you ping 10.2.200.3 from the 6500? If not check your trunk on the
6500. On the HQ-RTR:
int fa0/0.
encapsulation dot1q native
int fa0/0.
encapsulation dot1q
ip address
int fa0/0
no shut
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Your auxiliaryvlan should be your voice vlan (220).
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