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Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Voice] AAR with TEHO
Hi,
I see if we have + dialing, we can do AAR with only one group
Only the TEHO calls fail to go through WAN
For example,,
We allow 5-calls for HQ-BR1 WAN
and a 6th call: HQ phone callin
thanks a lot for your reply
I was thinking we need a redundant gateway in the RL
But this way, AAR isn't triggering this call
Only we found bw limitation, so we route the call through PSTN , not AAR
Also do you see it is good to assign location to DP only and not care for any
other place
Hi,
With TEHO follow traditional call routing fail over approach, with route-list
having as a primary RG remote TEHO gw, and as a secondary SLRG or even other
specific RG.
And of course you need locations assigned to gw either directly on a gateway or
through a DP, keep in mind DP location wi
Hi,
I see if we have + dialing, we can do AAR with only one group
Only the TEHO calls fail to go through WAN
For example,,
We allow 5-calls for HQ-BR1 WAN
and a 6th call: HQ phone calling BR1 PSTN through WAN
and the WAN bw is allready have the allowed 5-calls
How can I let the TEHO c
The only thing that can 'disqualify' a gateway is if it is unregistered.
Locations-based CAC will prevent the call from being setup...
So, let's say you have area code 202 hanging off a remote gateway and
you have a route pattern (9.1202XXX) that says to use it, but you
have exceeded CAC for
In AAR, you want to use your local GW; so you should create a new CSS
for AAR that does not include any TEHO route patterns, so you will use
the local LD pattern.
Jonathan
On Sat, Apr 5, 2008 at 2:43 PM, Jacob Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Last night I was labbing on the IPExpert Workbook
>
Last night I was labbing on the IPExpert Workbook
Section 22 where one of the tasks was to setup TEHO
for HQ to user BR1 and vice versa. I got this working
pretty easily and was all happy and moved on to the
later sections. One of the later sections was to
setup AAR, I setup the AAR groups with t
