you would not want that command. it wouldnt matter if you had it since you
would have had to enable multicast routing, but if you accidently did that,
then the user could hear both CUCM and flash audio streams on their phone at
the same time.
You would however need it if you were sourcing MOH
hi,
for UCM moh, i understand u need.
however in bracnch, without the command "ip pim dense mode" , router
allready been fool to get from its flash :)
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 3:53 AM, Rogers Ochieng, CCIE #28970 <
rogersochi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You actualy don't need pim dense mode when ro
You actualy don't need pim dense mode when route in below command
*multicast moh** multicast-address* *port* *port* [*route* *ip-address-list*]
route ip-address-list—(Optional) Declares the IP address or addresses from
which the flash MOH packets can be transmitted.
Rogers
On 27 June 2011 10:3
Hi Danny,
You are configuring CUCM to multicast MOH and fooling the router by
multicasting MOH locally on the same IP / port. (Trick behind MOH from
flash)
For the interfaces to forward multicast request you need "ip pim dense
mode" command, specifically on voice vlan interface, else phones
hi all,
for MOH from router flash, why we ever need this command " ip pim dense
mode" on router and swith interface.
Because we did not pass any multicast traffic, so why bother to put this
command ?
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